THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 263, 12 August 1915, Page 3

THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

NEW ZEALAND FORCES. LATEST CASUALTY LIST. HOSPITAL REPORT. The following were disembarked at Malta from th e Hospital Skip "Sieilia,,' July 26th: SLIGHTLY WOUNDED. Canterbury Battalion: Pvt C. Cox, Sergt Noel L. Lee,, Pvts W. A. Heath, W. Loughlin. Wellington Mounted: Tpr E. L. Malone, S. Jeffries Wellington 'Battalion: hance-Corpl. D. A. Munro, 11. W. McC. Adamscn, M. Cumin ing. N.Z. Field Engineers: Corpl G. Evans, P. G. Pea-rce. Auckland Mounted: Tprs R. Ryan, B. E. Swinburn, P. A. V. Tonge, R. S. Sutees, R. C. Stratford Auckland Battalion: Pvts W. C. Edwards, I. S. Ringrose, J. G. Buchanan, W, G. Padlie, T. 11. W. Cambridge. E. E. Gibbon, T. Stancliflo, T. S. LaAVre.noe, T. A. Clarke, A. Wyatt, L. A. Symons, A. Colbert Canterbury Battalion: Corpl R. C. Symon SLIGHTLY SICK. Wellington Battalion: Pvt P. Burgess, Sergt F. Percy, Pvt E. H. Ashton, Lance-Ccirpl G. E. Alright Otago Mounted: Tpr J. F. Sinclair, J. S. Johnston, P. B. Ferris, LanceCorpl W. Black, Pvt S. McDougall Otago Battalion: Pvt S. Ccard, L. C, Cherrin, F. W. Mackay, A. G. Anderson N.Z. Field Artillery, Howitzer Battery: Gunr E. M. Bishop N.Z. Field Ambulance: Pvt W. H. Wrathall, L. G. Drury N.Z. Field Engineers: Pvt H. D. Meek EMBARKED FOR ENGLAND On Hospital Ship "Somali," 2/8/15 Auckland Battalion: Second Lieut L. Cameron Canterbury Battalion: Pvt A. F. Ashbolt Wellington Battalion: Sergt E. H. T. Dunn, Corpl C. Street Auckland Battalion: Corpl J. Willis, Pvts L. W. Bennett, N. E. Linoll Auckland Battalion: Pvts W. Jamison, E. H. Johnstone, H. T. T. Carter Auckland Mounted: Tpr P. L. Johnson EMBARKED FOR ENGLAND AUGUST 3, 1915 N.Z. Medical Corps: Capt W. S. Sinclair Auckland Infantry Battalion: Pvt G. C. Wright Auckland Mounted: Tpr L. J. Armstrong WOUNDED RECOVERED AND SENT TO FRONT Auckland Infantry Battalion: Pvt G. Glf'ihill, W. E. Williams, Lance-Corpl T. H. Patullo Canterbury Infantry Battalion: Lieut T), a. Dron, Lieutenant Dobson, Pvt J. Johnson, D. Sullivan, A. A. King, C. Parsons Otago Infantry Battalion: Pvts M. O'Connor, J. H. May Wellington Infantry Battalion: Pvt E. Slow. Ccrvl r '. .1. B. Fees j N Z. FHd '•'•'il]°rv: Driver W. M" Lennan, A. J. B. Ryan j

j Otago Mounted: Tprs WL Procter, j P. G. ShieJs, E. I). Cateron Wellington Mounted: Tpr D. H. S, Inglis SICK RECOVERED AND SENT TO FRONT Auckland Infantry Battalion: Lieut E. W. Mac Lean, Pvts J. Mel. Fraser, M. M. Sullivan, A. Stanley, A. Caldwell; H. J. Ford Canterbury Infantry Battalion: Major S. A. Row N.Z. Field Artillery: Lie/ut C. C&rringtcn, J. G. Jeffery, Gunr E. B. Smith, E. J. Eaton Ctago Mounted: Tpr C, E. James. M. Maloney ! Auckland Mounted: Tpr E. S. Hall Wellington Mounted: Tpr T. E. Wilson, A. I-I. Miller N.Z. Fie ; ld Engineers: Sapper L. S. D. Mcßermid DISEMBARKED AT MALTA From hospital ships, July 14th to 20th SLIGHTLY WOUNDED Maori Contingent: Pvt G. R. Rewa, Ft. Elers Disembarked at Milta from Hospital Ship "Sicilia," July 28, 1915: Pvt T. Mihaere (gunshot wounds, limbs) ' * Pvt H. K. Keneti, H. Rewlia. SLIGHTLY PICK Corpl P. Pewhairangi | Admitted to 19th General Hospital, I or Deaconess Hospital,'Alexandria, 4th' August. 1915: j Pvt T. Pepcid (enteric) j Previously reported wounded, after j searching enquiries, now reported ( wounded 'and miss.:ng: Auckland Infantry Battalion: Lieut ( T-T. R. Baddeley, Pvt C. Appletcn, L M. Barnett, R. J Bell, E, J. Colbourne, T. M Cornwall, G. Couston. A. C.-Gon-drey,, G. Cox, P. A. Dawscn. J. J. C. Dove. Pvt' R. Dumphy, *W. S. Frank Lance-Ccirpl H. C. Furze, Pvt R. A. Hawkins, J.'V. Kitto. E Lamben, E. B. J. Lawrence, L. Manning, S. kan, L. P. MoGrath, E. T. Mac Lean, C. Noil, C. M. R. Roberts, H. C. Robinson G. L. Rutland, F. Scott, L. H. Shaw, I T. W Small, W. S. Summers, A. S. Silt- j ton, N. Turner. Sergt J. W. Warwick, Pvt A. J. J. West, C. M. Wyr.il. i WoTngton Infantry Battalion: Sergt W. T, Higgctt, Fvis G. Payn?;. S. Res* Canterbury Infantry Battalion: Cor-■■-.roi c. H. Ballantyne. Pvt G. Blath°rwick, Corpl J. BroorofiVd. Pvts C. Clenrns, H. S Geary. G. T. Long Otago Infantry Battalion: Pvts B. Mian'. T. Dowd, L. Feldwiok, C. Hunger. T. McAvinne. J. McMu.rtrie, W MoQuarrie; E; Patterson. N. Ross. S Thistlet.cn. Vincent C. Ward, J. Willis, Corpl J. Russell OUTRAGE IN INDIA. Indian reports state that a dacoity was committed at Datunia, a village; a few miles off Danton, on th e Bengal Nagpur railway. The dacoits broke into the home of one Babu Gaurhari Nanda, a wealthy landholder, tied him down with a rope, branded his wife vith burning torches, broke open the -rf"v and decamped with cash and to the amount of about \OOO rupees.