THE ROLL OF HONOUR

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 7, Issue 366, 9 April 1918, Page 2

THE ROLL OF HONOUR

Casualty lists issued yesterday included the following : KILLED IN ACTION Renal], Richard (L.-Cpl.), Military Medal, March 27 J. A. Eenall, Kohe Kohe (father). DIED OF WOUNDS Mackenzie, John 8. (L.Cpl.). March 26—Mrs D. MackcDzie, Maungatawhiri (mother). Edmondson, Tyson, March 29 J. Edmondson, Diury (father). WOTTNDED ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. Conroy, John, March 26—Miss A. Conroy, Glenbrook (sister). Aspden, Robert H., March 27—Mrs L. Aspden, Pukekohe (wife). Murray, Victor 0., April 3—J. Murray, Waiuku (father). REPORTED WOUNDED Slater, Arthur J. S,, March 28— J. Slater, Pukekawa (father). Delaney, Albert H., March !)O—H. Delaney, Buckland (father). Waters, Phillip H. G., March 30— W. Waters, Pukekohe (father). MEN IN HOSPITAL. Not severe: H. J. Coleman (Mercer); C. W. O'Hara (Papatoetoe); C. G. Beloe (Pukekohe) ; C. Bruce (Papakura); L.-Cpl. 0. E. Burton (Papatoetoe); G. A. Douglas (Mangere) ; F. J. Graham (Otahuhu); W. P. Tateson (Bombay); Sergt. C. J. Williams, D.C.M. (Mercer).

Severe: W. F. Griffin (Onewhero); F. Scarborough (Papatoetoe).

Private advice was yesterday received by Mr fl. Wilcox, of Buckland, that his fifth son, Gunner Jas. F. Wilcox,-is suffering from gun shot wounds in his left arm and is in hospital in England. Gunner Wilcox, who left with the 9th Reinforcements, has three brothers and two cousins serving in France, all having enlisted from Buckland. Gunner Wilcox is the youngest member of the party.