THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 348, 22 December 1915, Page 4

THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

HEROES OF THE DARDANELLES. LATEST CASUALTY LIST. f EIGHT MEN WOUNDED. T A casualty list, No. 252, wa s issued by the Defence Department this afternoon, and extracts have been forwarded by the Press Association. A corporal in the Field Ambulance is reported to have died of wounds. There is another instance of a prisoner repoted to be at Constantinople, and eight men are reported to have been wounded. DIED OF WOUNDS. CORPL. W .G. DOWNING, Field Ambulance. PRISONER OF WAR J. FOARESTER, previously reported wounded, now reported prisoner of war at Constantinople—Mrs. W. Glen, Woodview House, Callender, , Perthshire, Scotland. REPORTED WOUNDED. W. G. CLARK, Auckland Mounted Rifles— H. C. Clark, Maramarua, Waikato (father). C. H. Walker, Auckland Mounted Rifles—S. G. Walker, Hairini, Te Awamutu. J. FITZPATRICK, Otago Mounted'|i j Rifles. *t* T. TAYLOR, Otago Mounted Rifles. W. DUGGAN, Field Artillery. H. L. WHITE, Field Artillery. J. S. GREE/\ T , Auckland Battalion.—S. Green, Fort Street, Plich, Walsall, England (father). J. C. GRIFFITH, Auckland Battalion —Rev. S. Griffith, 52, Dundas Street, Dunedin (father).

PATIENTS IN ENGLAND. NEW ZEAL-ANDERS IN ENGLAND. The following list of soldiers who have been, sent to England "was issued by the Defence Department this afternoon. —Admitted 2nd London General Hospital: Auckland Mounted Rifles. —Sergt. J. H. Sinclair. Wellington Mounted Rifles. —Sergt. T. H. Thompson. Engineers.—F. J. Drinnan, H. V. Stabler. Auckland Battalion.—J. Dimsdale, G. H. S. Trusler. Wellington Battalion.—G. W. McWhirter. Canterbury Battalion. —T. S. Couch; R. A. Dewar, W. A. Lindsay, and E. Winter. Otago Battalion.—D. Connell, A. Corkill, S. W. Dickonson, W .B. chinson, Corpl. A. J. McLean, A. PV Poole, J. R. Williams Medical Corps—F. V. Green, H. McQuillan.