THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 348, 22 November 1915, Page 7

THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

LATEST CASUALTY LIST. NEW ZEALAND FORCES. Rejoined Regiment from Malta—Pvt T. Kaputene. Discharged convalescent, Alexandria —Pvt R. Matu. Following wounded convalescent, discharged now convalescent, Alexandria — N.Z. Medical Corps Private S. H. Cowan, Pvt A. T2. Jackson. N.Z. Veterinary Corps Pvt T. F. Duffy. Dangerously ill, 3rd Australian General Hospital, Mudros, November 14th: Canterbury Eatalion Pvt H. W. Rainey. Pronounced out of danger. November 13th— Auckland Mounted Rifles Tpr J. S. Patterson. Admitted First Southern General Hospital, Birmingham — Otago Mounted Rifles Died of enteric and bronchal pneumonia, November 16th: Tpr W. Foster Otago Battalion Died of typhoid, Nov. 2, and buried at sea—Pvt R. G. Jefferies. N.Z. Field Engineers Reported wounded, October 26 Sapper J. McKay. Maori Contingent Dangerously ill, loth General Hospital, Alexandria, Oct. 30—Pvt P. Kingi Admitted Clearing Hospital, Eastleigh, England—Dysentery: Pvt H. Hawell. Admitted N.Z. General Hospital, Ponte De Koubbeh, Cairo, Nov. lothGunshot wound, wrist: Corpl. P. O. Merehana. Wounded, severely: Pvt I. Gould Auckland Battalion Admitted Welsh Metropolitan Hospital, Whitchurch, Cardiff: N.Z. Field Engineers Sapper R. H. Wright Admitted 2nd Western General Hospital, Manchester, sick, not serious: Auckland Mounted s Tpr T. H. Bond Admitted Christchurch (N.Z:) Hospital, November 14th, appendicitis: N.Z. Rifle Brigade (2nd Battalion) Pvt E. TJnsworth Disembarked Malta. Hospital ship "Somali," October 25th, slightly sick: Wellington Battalion Pvt E. H. Kimberley Canterbury Batatlion Admitted Netley Hospital, England, sick: Pvt H. F. Budd Otago Battalion Admitted Netley Hospital, England: Enteric: Pvt C. P. Carthew. Army Nursing Service. Proceeding Convalescent Home, Luxtor: Nurse V. McCosh-Smith. Otago Battalion 'Rejoined regiment from hospital: October 13th: Pvt E. Johnson.