THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 348, 10 December 1915, Page 7

THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

KILLED IN ACTION. Auckland Battalion. • Sergt. W. S. Well. DIED OF WOUNDS. Divisional Train. Driver P. J. Stewerd. DIED OF SICKNESS. Otago Battalion. Pte. D. E. Canning-. WOUNDED. Auckland B'attalion. Pte. W. Irvine. Pte. C. J. Walsh. Disembarked at Malta, wounded lightly. Otago Mounted Rifles. Pte. J. Fitzpatrick. Auckland Battalion. Pte. H. J. Ashton. Admitted 21st General Hospital, Alexandria. Canterbury Mounted Rifles. Lce.-Cpl. C. M. Pilkington. Canterbury Battalion. Pte. R. J. Potter. Advance Party N.Z. Rifle Brigade. Rifleman J. P. Coulson, Rifleman J. 'rendergast. Field Artillery. Driver L. R. Jury. Divisional Train. Driver R. Grear. Medical Corps. Pte. A. B. Taylor. Disembarked Malta slightly sick. Auckland Mounted Rifles. Tpr. H. M. Foster. Wellington Mounted Rifles. Tpr. W. H. Donovan. Cpl. S. R. Eustace. Cpl. J. Seniple. Tpr. F. W. Francis. Wellington Mounted Rifles. Tpr. R. W. Keir. Tpr. R. C. Olsen. Canterbury Mounted Rifles. Shoemaker J. McNicol. N.Z. Field Artillery, Gunner R. E. Carr. Bomb. T. S. Davis. Gunner A. E. Taine. N.Z. Field Engineers. Sapper W. R. Crosson. Auckland Battalion. \ Pte. W. King. Pte. A. McKinnon. Pte. T. B. Pernio. Wellington Battalion. Pte. D. R. Rosamond., Pte. A. Sinclair. Canterbury B'attalion. Major A. R. Rowe. Otago Battalion. Pte. A. Maxwell. N.Z. Medical Carps, Cpl. H. Andrews. Pte. C. H. Puttick. Admitted 19th General Hospital, Alexandria, Enteric, severe.

Wellington Mounted Rifles. Lce.-Covporal A, W. Ives. N.Z. Field Artillery. Gnr. H. Mitchinson. Army Service Corps. Cpl. W. P. Manning. Admitted 21st General Hospital, Alexandria, pneumonia, severe: Otago Mounted Rifles. Tpr. R. D. Douglas. Enteric, slight. Tpr. C. McMillan. Frostbitten. Otago Mounted Rifles. Tpr. McQuilkan. Dangerously ill enteric, St. Andrew'fi Hospital, Malta. Cantcrbuy MounteJ Rifles. Tpr. R. V. Armstrong. Wellington Battalion. Pte. J. L.Cnnningliam, died. !N.Z. Field Artillery. Gunner D. A. H. McLachlan, died at Trentham. Trooper A. Couldrey, wounded. Wounded. Canterubry Mounted Rifles. Wounded., Tpr. T. C. Aam. Wounded. N.Z Field Artillery. Gunner A. Fabling. Wounded. Wellington Battalion. Private W. Ruff. Wounded. Lce.-Cpi. H. E. Tapping, gunshot -vound right shoulder.

Wounded. Auckland Battalion. Private V. Reid. Wounded. Canterbury Battalion. Private L. C. Rainton. Wounded. Army Service Corps. ; Corpl. W. I. Weller|