THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

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THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES. \J FORTY-EIGHTH RECORD. JTHE LATEST LIST. TOLLING TON. June 3] 0 KILLED IN ACTION. 2/107 Driver H. G. Page (Field Ariih lory Brigade), May 14. WELLINGTON MOUNTED. ;[ Lieut, N, D. Cameron. . > G Lieut T. P. Emerson AUCKLAND MOUNTED' KIPLSB, Lieut J. F, Woir. ■ AUCKLAND BATTALION, Lieut W. S. Simpson DIED OF WOUNDS. G/1526 Sergt. B. D Evans (Canterbury Battalion), May 30, Previously reported wounded, 6/1565 Private W. Herring (Canterbury Battalion), May 2D. 11/721 Trooper John Jackson (Wellington Mounted) 11/53 Trooper John Wallace Geaoge (Wellington Mounted). 10/1305 Lance-Corpl. Cyril Nettleford (Wellington Battalion.) 6/372 Private Arthur Toms (Canterbury Battalion,) ■ ' —— WOUNDED. ' 5 13/1756 Sergt. W. R. Olsen (Auckland Battalion) Dora Olsen, 63> Barrack Street, Capetown, South Africa (mother.) 6/132 Private H S. Rowe (Canterbury Battalion). 2/266 Sergt.-Major C. T. Gollop (Field Artillery Brigade), 2/693 Gunner H. G. Ward, 8/1393 Private H. J. Andrews (Otago Battalion), £ ■ 8/1196 Private He Bonner (Otago Battalion). 11/552 Sergt.-G, Nevitt (Wellington Mounted Infantry). 11/707 Trooper W. McKay (Wellingt on Mounted Infantry). 11/737 Trooper William (Wellington Mounted Infantry), 7/417 Trooper C. W. Wroth (Canterbury Mounted). 7/220 Trooper Francis George Kidsou (Canterbury Mounted). 13/307 Sergt. Norman Conbrougli (Auckland Mounted)—-Mr M. Conbrough, Tirau. 13/56 Trooper Patrick Allen Finn (Auckland Mounted)—Mrs A. A Finn, Clevedon, 2/487 Bombadier Peter Mooney (Field Artillery Brigade). 12/884 Private Charles Angovo Auckland Battalion)—Mrs M. Angove 12, Crummer Road, Ponsonby, Auckland. 12/1120 Private Thos. William Cutlibertson—Thos. Cuthbertson, Hit derthorpe, Oamaru, C/593 Private Herbert Ernest Hudfield (Auckland Battalion). Attached from Canter Infantry— Mrs A. HudfieW, Fort, N.W, Coast, Tasmania. 12/1440 Private James Ingram Auckland Battalion) —James Ingram, 3rd Avenue (father). 12/967 Private C. P. Kenny (Auckland Battalion)—L. W. Coleman, Williamson St., Epsom,Auckland 12/1056 Private J. J. Morris (Auckland Battalion) —Mrs B. Morris, Grey Street, New Norfolk, Tasmania. 12/855 Private T. G. Reynolds (Auckland Battalion) —Tom. Reynolds, Public Works Dept., Rotorua. 12/238 Private P. Ryan (Auckland Battalion)—Mrs H;-E. Holt, Ros. lyn Terrace, Mt. Albert, Auckland, sister. 12/1137 Private H. Seed (Auckland Battalion) —Mrs Elizabeth Seed, Morrinsville, Auckland. 12/858 Private D. Stewart (Auckland Battalion) —Rachel Campbell, Old Windsor. Road, Avondale, Auckland. 12/1518 Private A. Todd (Auckland Battalion) —-Mrs Lizzie Todd, Bigrigg, Cumberland, England (mother). 12/1124 Private T. Wareiug (Auckland Battalion) —Joseph Bernard Wareing, Temuka (father). WELLINGTON MOUNTED. i Capt W. J. Hardliam (V.C.) -i Lieut D. B. McDonald 5 Pvt V. A. Malcolm CANTERBURY MOUNTED, Major G. F. Hutton 1 CANTERBURY B ATT ALLION, I Lieut L. J. Gibbs ■ ;T Pvt T. S. Couch AUCKLAND BATTALION. Corpl A. W. Lawson i DANGEROUSLY ILL. ' FIELD ENGINEERS. Sapper P. V. H Berry ‘ : AUCKLAND BATTALION. Pvt. A. Jolley . -• v< ] MISSING. " T WELLINGTON BATTALION, \ 10/878 Private G. Amundsen. i 10/44 Private J. Bayne. I 10/125 Private H. G. T. Bell ; " r 10/44 Private N E. Carswell". f : v 10/237 Private D. C. Chirmery ' 10/222 Private . T. Davis. ' 10/113 Private R, G. Dunnage- !’ 10/1231 Private W. Earley 10/50 Private L. W. Payer. : j/ 10/261 Private H. Graham. .; 10/73 Private C„ Hanson, • ; 10137 Private I. D. Jamosdn. .U-j; 10/193 Lance-Corpl. ;B 4 Kay '

10/218 Ccrp. W. McGowan 10/742 Private W. L. McMunray ':\3jW37 Private D. McPhee 2iTVrivate D. K. Pallant. 10/02 Sergt. A. B. P. RosenfoidL .10/1333 Lancc-Sergt W. Seymour 10/202 Private H. T. Smale.- - 10/1342 Sergt. W, R. Smith Steven 10/134^Privat e J. Traynor. 10/165 Lanc&vCorpl J. Wright. BACK TO THE FIRING LINE. ' n.Z. WOUNDED FIT AGAIN. WELLINGTON, June 2 The following wounded men fit for fluty have been sent to the front from the haso at Alexandra. AUCKLAND BATTALION. Private J. J. Buckley. Private W. Kittlety. Private A. F. Carlow, Captain F. G. Fraser. Lieut. G. H. Woolley Sergt. R. H. Harris. Private I. N. Dixon Private W. G. Gordon. Private A. Morton. Private J. P. Osbom. Sergt-Major D. G. Page. ? Lieut. J. M. Corbet Private N. E. Lenoel Sergt. W. H. D. Coltman !*’ ! ( Private A. Poison # '■ Private C. E. Eccles Corpl.F.G.Hall Private E. Osborne CANTERBURY BATTALION. Pm-ate E. E. Bradley Private G, Johnson . Private A. C. D. Mann Private J. J. Ullenger. Corpl. .J • H. Addison. Private W. W. Clausen. Private T. McKain. Private Jf-’H. Timmins. Lance-Corporal H. H. Mackay. OTAGO BATTALION. Lieut. A. C. Boyce. Sergt.-Major P. C. Boate Private H. Laws Private T- A. Crabbe 1 Private W. Ranee. Private B. Brooks. Sergt. F. Mitchell Private V/. E. Henderson, r * WELLINGTON BATTALION. Private R. J. Thomas Private R. Rickard. Private H. Barnby. Private J- E. Dales. ' Lance-Corpl. F. B. Edwards Private T. Happer - ■' AMBULANCE. Lance-Corpl. F. Campbell. Corpl. G. H. Hoare. ■ DIVISIONAL HEADQUARTERS. Private J. B. Trigg. DIVISIONAL SIGNAL, Sapper T. A, Bradley. N.Z. SIGNAL CORPS. Corpl. L Moritsson. 'jr FIELD ARTILLERY. Gunner J. I. Brown. Gunn# F. S. Fitness. FIELD COMPANY ENGINEERS. Captain A G. McNeill. A NEW ZEALANDER DECORATED. LONDON, June 8. Lieut. Bernard Cecil Fregburg, of the Naval Reserve, A New Zealander, has wpn the Distinguished Service Order at the Dardanelles. BRITISH CASUALTY LIST. The High Commissioner reports casualities. for the waak as follows; Army officers; Killed 34, wounded 87, gas, killed 4, gassed 9, missing 3! Men killed 7, gassed 17, missing 83. In the Dardanelles; Naval men killed, 29; woundedrTOS; missing, 13.