THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 29, 4 February 1916, Page 8

THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS ALPORT. The following have been admitted »u Pont do Koubbeh Hospital, Cairo: Army Service Corps: Rheumatism, Driver J. O. Gilmer; not yet diagnosed, Driver A. R. Mayall. Headquarters’ Divisional Train: Enteric, Driver W. Archer. Veterinary Corps: Rheumatism, Private F. J. Taylor. The following have been admitted to Walton-on-Thames Hospital: Auckland Mounted Rifles: Dysentery, Trooper H. K. Leslie. Wellington Mounted Rifles: Dysentery, Troope,r L. S. Elliott. Field Artillery: Rheumatism, Gunner 11. A. Downes. Field Engineers': Dysentery, Sapper C. Walsh. Canterbury Battalion : Appendicitis, Private E. ,T. Manyatt. ■ Army Service Corps: Dysentery and enteric. Corporal R. M. Gatfield. Veterinary Corps: Neuralgia, Trooper J. W. Hopper. The following have been admitted to Brook War Hospital, Shooters’ Hill. Woolwich: Field Engineers: Sapper J. McKenzie. Auckland Infantry Battalion: Private W. Fisk. " Medical Corps: A. 11. McLean. Following arc reported sick: Wellington Battalion;

In Keel Cross Hospital, Richmond. Surrey: Private A. E. Giles. Auckland Mounted Rifles: In Queen Mary’s Auxiliary Hospital, Rockhampton, sick: Trooper W. 11. Potter. In County of London War Hospital, Horton, sick: Corporal J. H. Heath. Wellington Mounted Rifle's: In Epsom and Eivell War Hospital, Epsom Downs, sick. Trooper 0. Lepper. Field Artillery: In 2nd London General Hospital, sick: Gunner W. Copping. Auckland Battalion: Admitted N.Z. General Hospital. Alexandria, January 10, compound fracture and leg injuries to head, result of fall from train: Private T. Campbell. Following have been admitted’to Pont de Koubbeh Hospital, Cairo; Headquarters’ Divisional Train; Influenza and colitis, Private J. Burns. Auckland Battalion: Lumbago, Private H. Garden. Otago Battalion; n Rheumatism, Private A. W-hitington. Following admitted 22nd Genral Hospital, Alexandria: Rifle Brigade: Dysentery, severe, Rifleman L. V. Gibson; iritis, slight, Rifleman T. Nimmo; dysentery, severe, Rifleman L. J. D. Weir. In sth London General Hospital: Has become much worse and is now in serious condition: Wellington Mounted Rifles; Trooper J. W. Gauge. Admitted Bombay Hospital, Alexandria: Influenza, dangerously ill, Trooper H Clark. N.Z. Army Nursing Service; Not yet diagnosed, Staff-Nurse C. M. Wether ell. Following transferred from Gibraltar to England: Field Artillery: Gunner Driver A. E. Manners; Driver F. C. Rosenthall. Canterbury Battalion; Lieut. P. A. S. Stephens, progressing favourably; condition under circumstances, cheerful, Private A. B. wart.