THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 263, 29 July 1915, Page 5

THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

NEW ZEALAND, FORCES

LATEST CASUALTY LIST.

DIED OF WOUNDS Field Artillery: Driver A. L. Morton, DIED OF COLITIS. Canterbury Mounted: Tpr J. T. Primrose. DIED OF DYSENTERY. CEgyptian Army Hcspitla). < Otago Battalion: Pvt E. G. Keay. WOUNDED. Canterbury Battalion: Pvt H. Brown. Field Artillery: Driver J. Lance (hand and arm). Acts. Bombadie.r L. L. Loughnan (foot). Maori Contingent: Pvts G. R. Rewa (foot). H. K Keneti (thighs), T. Te Whare (thigh), T. Wihaere (knee and forearm). DIED OF ENTERIC. Wellington Battalion: Pvt W. Jakes. Auckland Battalion: Pvt C. W. Osborne. Canterbury Battalion: Pvt W. H. Hejndreson. DANGEROUSLY ILL, ENTERIC. Otago Battalion. Pvt L. T. Padget. Field Engineers: Sapper C. B. Bateroan. ADMITTED T© P. H. D. HOSPITAL, (Glemonopouls, Ramleh,, Alexandria) Auckland Battalion: Pvt W. Henshaw (gunshot wound, neck). WOUNDED RECOVERED AND SENT TO THE FRONT. Otago Battalion: Sergt J. Lennane, Corpl W. Kirk, Pvts D. S. Farquharson. R. Wilson, N. G. Naylor, S. A. Ferguscn, P. Phelan, M. McCarthy, L. Lee. WC;llington Battalion (sent to Fort): Sergt D. R. Wilson, Corpl E. R. Ellers, Pvts W. J. Branson, J. E. Henderson, J. T Trouhear, A. E. Pearson, W. R. Beresford, J. E. Sewell, T. C. HopMns. H. W. Bennett. R. W. Allison, J. S. Warbrick, G. Stock

WOUNDED RECOVERED AND SENT TO THE FRONT. Auckland Battalion: Sergt J. D. Boys, Lance-Corporal A. E. Adams, : Pvts G. Bushel!, N S. Young,- E. Corfield, W. Adams, G. IT. Riley, C. E. "Hall. G. A. Tuck, E. B. Delacey, S. C. Wells. A. Taylor, C. J. Adams Canterbury Battalion: Lieut R. A. R, La-wry. Sergt H. W. Lance<?orul P. Monigatti. Pvts E. O'Reilly, T S. V/est, W. E. Cronin. G. Carmine, A. Mclvcr, J. D Nancekcyill, F. F. McFlaveill. W. McLagan,' S. McK. McGregor. SICK DISCHARGED CONVALESCENT. Army Service Corps: Pvts F. Shellock. .T. Shelley. Wellingtrfli Mounted: Saddler Sergt .T. W. McKain. Tpr S. T. Dibble KILLED IN ACTION. Otn.c-n Battalion: Pvt F .A. Lawrie, A G. Bradsnaw. T Battr.lion: Lanre-Corpl J. C. T Foley

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(Ree. 9.35 a.m.) SYDNEY, This Day. The Federal Government has forbidden the enlistment of skilled workmen from the small' arms factory, dockyards, and iron and steel works. At the final wool safes of the season, the prices were equivalent to late 1 rates. Usew season's sales will open on the 11th September. MELBOURNE, This Day. At the wool' sales there was a big attendance, with good competition for all better classes. • Between Continental and American buyers competition was keen. A five to seven and a half per cent, increase above the June rate was realised.. Burry and faulty lots were neglected and there was no improvement.

The Senate passed the six and a half

mililon War Loan Bilk Senator Ready asked, in view of rejected volunteers *\ being taunted with the white feather, f particularly by women, would Mr. Pearce consider giving them a badge. Mr. Pearce replied that they were given a certificate and it was inadvisable to issue a badge, as there was no guarantee that it would remain in the possession of the proper persons. Mr. Fisher makes his Financial Statement, introducing war taxation, next week. The State Minister for Public Works las promised consideration of the Western District dairymen's request for an advance of £IOO,OOO to replace 11,000 cows lost through the drought. The Minister considered that £200,000 ia required, if losses in other districts are included. ADELAIDE, This Day. Owing to the military requiring the grounds, the Boyal Show has been' abandoned. FEEMANTLE, This Day.

Anxiety is felt over the steamer Queen Maud, which is ten days overdue from New York.

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