Roll of Honor.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 290, 17 May 1915, Page 8

Roll of Honor.

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES. TOTAL TO DATE J 1)07. Wellington, Last Night. The official litres covering the lists 0/ casualties are not available, but the following is approximately the position: Officers died, .15. Officers wounded, 51. 01 lifers mis.-ing ■>. Men died 4li. Men wounded, Sl)3. Total casualties, 1007.

THE LATEST LIST. NEW PLYMOUTH BOY KILLED. AYellingtun Last Night. 'The latest Xcw Zealand casualty list from the Dardanelles is as follows: DIED Of IWOUXDS. Auckland. Battalion. Private X. Brown Private \V. T. Fisher .Private J. 11. Mill* Private E. Hears. Wellington Battalion. Private L. <J. Armstrong Lance-Corporal L. P. Sole. Lieut, (late Corporal) J. 11. Gray Private 11. J. Toomer (died of meningitis) Private Jl. M. LowCanterbury Batta'ion. Private L. 11. Sherring Otago Battalion. Private J. S. Z. Geddos Private 11. Lawson Private J. Jlanloy Private 11. V. Taylor Private W. M. dames Private 11. Braithwaite Private W. S. Smith AA'OLiXDED. Auckland Battalion. Private VV. 11. Adams Private W. Barnard Private E. Battensby Corporal W. J. Brydou Private T. R. It. Burns Private P. 11. Chandler Private It. 11. Oowley Private F. J. Crisp Private T. Dale Sergeant J. G. Gasparioh Corporal 11. N. Hall Private A. Jolley Private A. L. Kirk Private J. S. 'Mills Private. S. Pemberton Private W. A. Price Private J. Bead Private li. (j. L. Boca Private K. K. Boston Private A. Kidgcra Private 11. P. Saand Private J. F. Simpson Private J. A. AValton Private F. Webster Private & J. Well., Private T. C. Whitham Private 11. J). Wilcox Private AV. K. 'Williams Private G. AV'illiams Corporal (i. W. i Wright Private N. S. Young Captain J. H. Bartlett Captain-Surgeon G. Craig Lieutenant X. AV. M. AVeir 'Wellington Battalion. Private M. Bury (dangerous) Private W, Ai-eus Private J. VV. 'Bainbridge Jf nee-Corporal P. H. <j. Bennett Private H. T. Bennell Private AV. J. S. Butler Private L. McG. CanPrivate S. Collis Private J. M. Corkery Private J. J. Dunn Private G. C. Franco Private U. 11. Gaskin Private T. J. Gray-iWestbury Private S. J. Griffiths Private 11. V. llaun a Private J. E. Henderson Private K. B. Hill Private B. Palmes IVivate T. S. Mnnson Lance-Corporal G. B. Melrose Private JL B. Morshei Private G. Muldrock Corporal T. VV. Narhey Private T. E. O'JJowd Private J. J. O'Xeill Sergeant G. Sievers Private G. A. Sim. Private S. VV. Smith Lance-Corporal C. G. Stewart Jrnvatc D. Stewart Private J. T. Trougher Private J. Viekcrstaffe Lmce-Corporal S. li. Vic'kersta-ffe Private F. V. W. 'West Private S. Wright Lieutenant Jf. I{. Cowan

Canterbury Battalion. Major C. B. Brereton Private H. T. Buttchelor Private \y. H. Q. Bruce Private A, U. Cook Lance-Corporal K. <J. Ecclesfield lnvate C V. Harding Private W. McLagau Private T. E. Madden Private M. O'Connor Private Al. Penny Laneu-Corporal 11. <.;. llandersou Private J.J. Rogaldo Private C. T. 'Tuckwell Lance-Corporal C. M. Wilson Private T. Codling Private A. M. Cresswell Private G. Gibbs Private A. L. i\ Gibbons ' Private 11. A. Jarvis. Private E. Jones Private T. McKain " ' ' LPriate J. Marris Private R. G. Seklton Lanee-Corporal 11. Tlnvaites Lance-Corporal X. ][. Tunnicliffe Private 11. A. Wimsett Otago Battalion. Lieut. W. F. Traeey Lieutenant A. G. Valentine Lieutenant €. J. T. Woodfield Private W. Bueban Private W. A. Cook Private W. G. Edwards Private E. A. Ferguson Private G. A. Hodges Private G. Jami'.'son Private I''. Kennedy Corporal W. Kirk Private F. W. Quilman Private I. MeEwan Private S. S. McNeil Private R. L. Piuill

Prival.! AV. K. Phillips f-'ergeant-Majur G. F. A. Sargeant Private A. Stewart JCngineors. Privati' Hugh McColl New Zealunders with Australian force.). Major W. L. Burgess Private J. 11. Couison Corporal 11. I. I'cislcy, Lancr-i orporal S. P. Livingstone Private I. Paget Corporal K. 1.1. Chambers Private J. I'. Black NFjW PLYMOUTH BOY'S DEATH.

Lance-Corporal L. P. Solo, who has died from wounds received in action at the Dardanelles, was the oldest son of Mr. T. G. Sole, of New Plymouth, and was well known here. Lance-Corporal Sole was a pupil at the Xcw Plymouth High School, and after leaving school he joined the commercial staff of the Taranaki Herald. After some years at this work he was'transferred to the literary staff of the paper, ami in the capacity of a reporter he did work which promised a bright career. He was a particularly keen member of the local territorials, and wiien war broke out lie was one of fie first in Xcw Plymouth to offer his services. Lance-Corporal Sole is the first Xcw Plymouth liny to lose his life in this war, and much sympathy will be felt for Mr. and Mrs. Sole in their loss. In the course of the service at the Whitclcv Memorial Church last evening the Rev. A. 11. ( bappcll mad' a brief sympathetic n ference to the diath firm wounds of Lance- Corporal Leslie P. Sole. The congregation stood for a moment in respect to the memory of .Mi. Sole, and. a special -prayer was oll'cred for the sustaining of the bereaved family.-