THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 43, 21 February 1916, Page 4

THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

Admitted to hospital Pont de Koub- - si beh — « N.Z. Field ArtillerjjAr Gunner N. McDonald. N.Z. Field Engineers. Sapper E. 6. Morris. Canterbury Mounted Ri"fles. Pte. V. A. Watts. Wellington Bailytion. Pte. L. H. Barrell, M. Carthev,\ N.Z. Rifle' Brigade. Rflmn. A. E. Willers. N.Z. Veterinary Corps. A. H. Steward. Admitted Hospital Alexandria— N.Z. Rifle Brigade. Rflmn. G. M. Ballantyne, Sergt. A. J. F. Berry, Rflmn. B. German, Corpl. J. M. McKenzie, Sergt A. Houttrim, Rflmn. W. J. Sutherland. N.Z. Field Engineers. Sapper H. Fox. Army Service Corps. Driver H. G. Short. , Admitted hospital Pont de Koul> I beh—

Auckland Mounted Rifles. Tpr. J. B. Kennedy, Corpl. Bugler R. M. Newiands. Otago Mounted Rifles. ' "'"■- Tpr. J. Coles, Tpr J. K. Ohara. J Auckland Battalion. Pte. W. J. Clarke, Sergt. S. R. Moe. Wellington Battalion. Pte. J. F. For man, Pte J. McDugul, Pte J. H. Rea, Pte F. Rush, LanceCorpl. J. W. Stratford. Canterbury Battalion. Pte. H. E. Foghlan, Pte. W. Evans, Pte D. Gibbs. Otago Battalion. Pte. E. M. Peacock. N.Z. Rifle Brigade. Rflmn. F. C. Campbell. N. Z. Field Artillery. Gunner J. O. Foley. Admitted to Walton on Thames Hospital. Canterbury Battalion. Pte. R. H. Smith. AUSTRALIAN FORCES. The following casualties to men havnig next cf kin in New Zealnad are reported—

Dangerously ill —First Australian General Hospital, Ascits, Fifth Battalion. Pte. E. G. Hannett. Admitted Hospital Devonport, Enteric — . ; Seventeenth Battalion. Pte. C. Clarke. ... . .ju Admitted hospital London, nia— Eighteenth Battalion. Sergt. R. Woodhouse. Still serious ill — Twentieth Battalion. Pte. J. E. Considine. Admitted First Australian General Hospital, fractured base skull, severe Twenty-first Battalion. Pte. A. G. Haake. Australian Army Nursing Service. Appendicitis, severe — Staff Nurse G. M. Guthrie. N.Z. Expeditionary Force, reported missing—-

Wellington Mounted Rifles Tpr. W. R. Stronach.