THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 319, 30 October 1915, Page 3

THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

LATEST CASUALTY LIST. NEW ZEALAND FORCES. Auckland Battalion Died of wounds, August 29, at Anzac: Trooper W. H. Muldrock. Died of wounds, August. 30: Trooper J. C. Low. Improving (piece of shrapnel in the brain; paralysed right side). Trooper J. G. Wilson. Wellington Mounted. Died of wounds at Gibraltar, Octojber 20: Sergt. N. A. Mac Lean. Otago Mounted. j Died of wounds, Anzac, August 30: Trooper L. J. Hill. Field Artillery Wounded, October 4: Gunner J. E. Bell. Admitted to New Zealand General Hospital, Pont de Koubbejh, Cairo, October 20 (gunshot wound in foot): Ser-geant-Major D. M. Eckhoff. Wounded, Oct. 3: Gunner C. D. Hirst Wounded, October 5: Gunner C. J. Low. Wounded in head, no date given:. Gunner H. Ormerod. Wounded in right arm: Gunner S. H. Smith. Disembarked at Malta, wounded (slight), October 9: Gunner R. W. Twomey. Wounded in hip: Gunner A. H. Vial. Field Engineers. Reported wounded in chest, October 5: Sapper W. Waddell. Died of wounds at Anzac, October 3 —Bugler F. S. Welsh. Field Artillery Admitted to New Zealand General Hospital, Pont de Koubbeh, Cairo, on October 20 (gunslhot in back): Bombd. J. M. Watkins. Auckland Battalion Seriously ill in King George's Hospital (severe wound): Pvt H. Paufai. | Wellington Battalion ! Admitted to tlhe First' Southern General Hospital, Birmingham, wounded (severe): Pvt W. D. Webster.

Otago Batatlicn Wounded in hip, and septic hand (no date given); report just received; now discharged to advanced base: Private E. C. Gait. Following sick and wounded, recovered, leaving Alexandria for the front: Auckland Mounted. Sergt. F. G. Dill and Trooper H. M. Foster, Wellington Mounted. Trooper W. Fraser. Canterbury Mounted. Sergt J. H. Dines Lieut. S. W. Free Otago Mounted. Trooper J. Dean. Field Artillery Lieut. H. H. Doughty N..Z. Engineers S«r>r, er g s. D. Egan, and O. A. Friedlander. ;!,•;• Auckland Battalion Private W. R. Fegan Wellington Battalion Private F. G. Gattrell

.Canterbury Battalion ' r Pvts W. J. Doyle, A. H. Elliott, IS* Farquhar and D. Gibbs Otago Battalion Pvts R. F. Evans, D. Faulkner, andt Sergt W. P. Forde. Medical Corps . Capt. J. S. Fairchild. Following admitted to Second Sousthern General Hospital, Bristol (South.mead section), sick (not severe): Auckland Mounted. Troopers G. E. Ellis and L. N. Roberts. Wellington Mounted. Trooper T. E. Wilson. : 1 Canterbury Mounted. Trocper H. E. Wright Auckland Battalion Pvts L. J. Paul and G. D. Taylor Wellington Battalion Pvts C. H. Pascoe and H. Wray. Canterbury Battalion ' Pvt J. Wakelin. Otago Battalion Pvts B. V. Dillon. G. H. Perry, P. Rogers, H. B. Stevens and W. A. Wilson. Following admitted to First Southern General Hospital, Birmingham: Canterbury Mounted. Slightly sick: Troper C. Pocock. Auckland Battalon Slightly sick: Pvt E. A. Eagle ." Sick (severe): Pvt J. Prosser. Canterbury Battalion Slightly sick: Pvt L. Wakelin Army Servcie Corps Enteric: Driver J. Wallace Following admitted to 2nd Southern General Hospital, Bristol (Maudliit St. section), sick (not severe): Divisional Headquarters Pvt J. M. Thomson. Wellington Mounted. Trooper J. A. Thomson Canterbury Mounted. Trooper J. R. Paterson. Field Artillery Driver J. W. Dyson. Gunner J. C. Tipping. Field Engineers Sappers H. Dickinson and R. Dim— We. Auckland Battalion Private S. E. Pratt. Wellington Battalion Pvts A. Donaldson, J. P. O'Shannes--sy, H. Shackleford, J. Stewart, and X. Stinson. Canterbury Battalion Lance-Corpl R. C. Ecc!esft3ld, » r&s. P. R. Skilton, A. L. Smith, an 3 A. A. Veale. Medical Corps. Private J. Duncan. Otago Battalion Pvts H. O. Treasure, A. C White, W. H. Wright.