THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 329, 5 November 1915, Page 8

THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

Wellington Battalion Previously reported missing, further reported died of wounds: Corpl. W. H. Harvey. Died of enteric: Army Nursing Staff: Nurse A. G. Hawker. Died of dysentery: Otago Battalion I Private R. H. Carene Died of enteritis: Otago Battalion Private J. Haigh Reported missing, believed to be drowned. Hospital Ship Marquette: \ N.Z. Medical Corps Sergt.-Majcr G. H. Baker, Pvts J. S. Bird, R. B. Herdman, B. S. Pricker, T. H. Kirk, J. M. McGee, R. A. Pale, C. Perrin, W. C. Pickering, Corpl. A. M. Pratt, Pvt H. J. Reed, Sergt. A. H. Reimett, Pvts P. G. Ric|hards, C. V. Rhodes, W. B. Robinson, J. T. Ross, W. Smart, C. D. Thompson, J. B. Walker. Auckland Battalion Pvt W. R. Westaway. Wellington Battalion Pvt C. E. Kirk. Reported Missing: Canterbury Battalion Pvt E. Davies. Reported wounded: N.Z. Medical Corps Pvt C. H. Nicholson Admitted second Western General Hospital, Manchester; Field Artillery Gunner G. W. Miller Admitted Military Hospital, Devonport: Canterbury Battalion Pvt W. D. McClymont. Admitted Netley Hospital, England: Engineers Corpl F. H. McLeod ■ Embarked for England: Otago Mounted Rifles Trooper R. McTavish i At Malta now 'convalescent: Engineers Sapper L. G. Michaels Admitted Government Hospital, Alexandria: Engineers Sapper S. (Newton • Admitted 19th General Hospital, Alexandria: ~ Auckland Battalion Bugler G. Longdill. Admitted Bombay Presidency General Hospital: Army Service Corps Driver S. Hinds. Admitted Convalescent Homo, Epsom, England: I Canterbury Mounted Rifles Trooper P. Palmer Otago Mounteds. Tpr M. J.'iS. Campbell Canterbury Battalion Pvt M. Nacey.