THE WAR.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 292, 19 May 1915, Page 8

THE WAR.

Roll of Honor.

I *JEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES. ( | TOTAL TO DATE, 1275. 'j DETAILS OK TIIK LOSSES, jj Last Night. p The following is a summary of cusual- || ties of New Zcalanders at the Darda- | ncllcs:3 MISSING. 8 OfnVsrs. Men. | Otago 1 0 | Stall Corps 1 0 | KILLED AND DILI) OF WOUNDS, fj Officers, Men. ■i Auckland 11 H I Wellington fi 13 A Canterbury 1 3 | otago .: 2 2') ! I Field Engineers 0 3 | Total 2(i (12 S WOUNDED. g Offkr-re. Men. S Headquarters Staff 1 '' k Auckland 1!> -"13 | Wellington H 254 | ntago "" 1" 301 | Canterbury H 20.'! | Field Artillery 0 i) 1 Divisional Signallers II ]■ I Army Medical Corps 0 2 $ Army Service Corps .... 0 3 I Engineers 2 2!! 1 Totals CO 113!) | This <;ivp.s ii total of I2SO casualties, ffi from which must be deducted eleven 1 previously reported.

TULLE)) TN ACTION. Auckland Battalion. Lieut, (late Corporal) S. (i. T. Rcid. • DIED OF WOUNDS. Wellington Battalion. Lieut. 11. K. Cowan. Corporal J. Clatl'ey. Private 11. J. Day. Private \V. Elliott. Private A. M. Turrer. Engineers. Sergeant A. Wallace. WOUNDED. Canterbury Battalion. Private W. 0. Booker. Private <!. T. Doakin. Private P. Fuhey. Private F. J. Humphreys. Private D. K. McLeod. Private 8. Patchett. Private A. Paynter. Private .1. R. 'Tate. Private P. J. Wcstrupp. Otago Battalion. Private W. A. ,T. Drake. Private T. (J. Reid. Private J. A. Weir. Wellington Battalion. Private A. H. Beable. ■ Private C. Booth. Private V. 0. Clapnnin ) : nate T. C. Lopkins. Private W. Stewart. Sergt.-Major H. Wray. Auckland Battalion. Lieut, (late Sergt.-Major) J. W. Fletcher. Sergt. E. R. Johnston. Scrgt. A. K. Weston. Corpl. J. J. Cowan. Corpl. A. B. Fordyce. Corpl. B. Howell. Corp. W. A. Mills. Corpl. S. T. Sodden. L-Corpl. W. O. J. McLaughlin L-Corp. D. O'Brien. L-Corp. J. 11. Pattullo. L-Corp. (i. A. Tuck. L-Corp. J. Willis. Bugler C. McDonald. Pvt A. E. Adams. Pvt. A. Aillabie. Pvt. It. A. Aubrey. Pvt. C. M. Bambury. Pvt. R. Bates. Pvt. L. A. Bcal. Pvt, L. W. Bennett. Pvt. J. E. Berry. Pvt. E. Boyle. Pvt. P. 11. Brown. Pvt. JO. ,J. Burgess. Pvt. J. Buttorworth. Pvt. C. J. Claridge. Pvt. A. Clarke. Pvt. S. Clay. Pvt. A. K. Coakley. Pvt. L. C. Colqulioun. Pvt. A. V. Culien. Pvt. 0. 0. Dawes. Pvt. S. T. Dawson. Pvt. L. H. Des Forges. Pvt. 10. B. D. Lacey. ,Pvt. B. L. Dingley. Pvt. J. Duncan. Pvt J. A. Dunn. Pvt. 11. (!. Farnall. Pvt. W. E. Fitzgerald. Pvt. M. Fletcher. Pvt. W. A. (loth. Pvt. T. A. (lemming. Pvt. X. Godkin. Pvt A. I-I. Godyor. Pvt. W. J. Hamilton. Pvt. W. Harris. ;Pvt. P. Hennessy. Pvt. J. 10. Hodgson. Pvt. J. B. Huxtablc. Pvt. (!. F. 'Jackson. Pvt. J. Jamieson. Pvt. (!. Jarvos. Pvt. W. J. Johanscn. Pvt. H. Jones. Pvt. J. Langdon. Pvt. J. 11. Lawn. Pvt. P. Lawson. Pvt. R. McKav. Pvt. J. McLeod. Pvt. J). Meßae. * Pvt. R. IT. Marshall. Pvt. T. Mather. Pvt. R. Merrick. Pvt. E. S. Moss. Pvt. 10. J. Newman. Pvt. P. O'Brien. Pvt. M. O'Donoghue. Pvt. W. 10. Osborne. Pvt. R Page. Pvt. fi. W. E. Jferrin. Pvt. J. Porter. ' Pvt. O. Pullman. Pvt. S. M. Purdie. Pvt. G. 11. Quarrio. Pvt. C. L. Reeves. Pvt. A. C. C. Robins.

I'vt. 10. (J. Simpcringham. IM. I;. K. t-stcwurt I'vt. \ . J. SUchburv. i'vt. w. c. utiiiv - IM. I'. J'. I'ndenvood. I'u X. Yeart. I'vt. M. Vincent. I'vt. A. .10. Wheeler. I'vt. C. Wilson. .I.KO(!I!KXNIXU I'AVOIiAISJ.Y. Wellington Uuttiilii.il. Major 11. Hurt. U'.'i't. ]•'. K. 'Jjii-iilmll. NEW ZEALAND WOUNDED. TWO it lON IN IiXtiLAXI). London, May 17. The lion. T. Mackenzie and Miss Mackenzie on Sunday visited the Xcw Zcalanders in liirmingham. Many arrnct. while the High t.'oiiimis.'ioiii'r wu> in lh-.-hospital. It was a pathetic sight to :-;r bandaged men in war-worn uniform-, 'but all were cheerful. As the aiul.iilances drove up the people of liiiiiiingliain cheered the nien. -Many flov.ci> were .sent to the hospital, and some soldiers on stretchers had flowers handed to them. All the cases are progressing favnnilily. A number who were report cd severely woundeil were much improved hy the voyage and are now out of danger. The New /Zealand War Contingvnt As sociation is arranging for extra comforts mid also for the care of the convalescents.

Mis; Mackenzie visited Chichcsted today. XAMES UF THE MKX AT HOME. Wellington, Last Night. The High Commissioner telegraphs under date May 17: 1 paid n visit to the Birmingham he..-.■ pital yesterday, and saw a number of wounded nun belonging to the Expeditionary Force, and was present when others arrived. All ivre in good heart and cheerful, and were anxious to re turn to active service. Some hope to be soon convalescent, t was unable, to go to the Chichester Hospital, but Sir Newton Moore saw the men there on my behalf, and reported ollicia:ly that all were doing well. The following are in the Birmingham Hospital: U. Davis. T. Davis. ,T. A. Dick. C. C. Every. A. 11. Kowell. H. S. Larkins. O. W. Mills. A. C. Jawbone. W. Ij. Ste]ihenson. A. C. Stuuncll. The folio wing are in the Chichester Hospital: T. B. Buchanan. I'r.ank Farquhar. ,las. W. Ferguson. It. ,1. Kemp. F. Locker. Frederick Mculi. (lerald Morpeth. Patrick O'Connor. R. Scott. F. Sinclair. L. M. Watson. WOUNDED COMIXG HOME. USE OF XEW ZEALAND HOMES. Wellington, Last Night. The Hon. A. L. Herdman announced on behalf of the Government at a patriotic meeting to-night, that His Excellency the Governor had oll'ercd the use of Government House at Auckland for wounded soldiers returning to New Zealand. Other offers of a similar nature received by the. Government were:—Mr. Chas. Izard, of Wellington, the use of his house at the Upper Hutt; the Hon. 11. I). Bell, the use of three houses at Low-ry Bay, Wellington; tire Hon. H. 11. Rhodes, the use of Ebnwood, l'apanui Road, Christcluirch; Mr. J. Buckley, the use of his homestead, Red Cattle, near Oamaru.