THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 263, 26 July 1915, Page 5

THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

NEW ZEALAND FORCES

LATEST CASUALTY LIST.

PRONOUNCED OUT OF DANGER (July 21.)

Auckland Mounted; Tpr Armstrong Wellington Battalion. Pvt Freeman N.Z. Medical Corps: Lanoe-Corpl Sloan MISSING. Canterbury Battalion: Pt Sutton KILLED IN ACTION (June 27.) Wellington Battalion: Corpl Heald Otago Battalion; Pvt Jones (July 1) Pvt Long (July 6) PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION, NOW REPORTED DIED

OF WOUNDS. Auckland Mounted: Tpr Catingham (July 2)

KILLED IN ACTION(JuIy 6) Auckland Battalon; Pvt Sanford SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.

(Continued duties 27th June) Auckland Mounted: Tprs Wrenn, Lloyd, Fletcher, Bishop SLIGHTLY WOUNDED* (Continued duites Ist July) O’Hara. SLIGHTLY WOUNDED (Continued duties 28th June) N.Z. Field Artillery; Gunner Blackwell. SLIGHTLY WOUNDED Continued duties 27th June) Otago Mounted; Tpr Passmore SLIGHTLY WOUNDED. . (Continued duties Ist July) Tprs McPhee, McKay SLIGHTLY WOUNDED (3rd July) N.Z. Field Artillery:. Gunner Rimmer ADMITTED TO GREEK HOSPITAL, ALEXANDRIA, SICK. (All doing well.)

N.Z. Engineers. Sapper Drummond, Cpl McWhiter, Sapper Steele, Sapper .Tenner

Wellington Battalion: Pvts Young, Sawtell. ADMITTED TO 15TH GENERAL HOSPITAL (JULY 221 fSuffering from Enteritis) Canterbury Mounted: Lieut R. T. Bruce. , . ■ . N BRITISH CASUALTIES. LONDON, July 24. To-day's • casualties—Seventy-seven officers and 574 men. N