Roll of Honor.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 297, 25 May 1915, Page 5

Roll of Honor.

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES. LAST NIGHT'S LIST. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, Last Night. The thirty-third casualty list of New Zealanders at the Dardanelles was issued this evening as follows: KILLED IN ACTION. N.Z. Engineers (i)tii inst.). Sapper Alfred Allen. DIED OK (WOUNDS. Auckland Battalion (21st inst.). Private Albert Mclndoe. Otago Battalion (ISth inst.). Lance-Corporal John Horner Booth. Private Christopher Kae Teinpleman. Wellington Battalion (9th inst.). Private Charles Henry Dorsett. WOUNDED AND MISSING. Canterbury Battalion. Lieutenant Clifford Clapcott Barclay. WOUNDED. Auckland Battalion. Private Ernest Gordon Gosper. Private James 'Munro. Private Joseph Donald Painton. Private Walter Richard i\ Vesta way. Private Wilfred Henry Ross. Private George Tuaine. Otago Battalion. Private William Henry Barkley. Private Thomas Arthur O'Brien. Private Herbert Jolm Reid'. Wellington Battalion. Private George Selwyn Baker. Private Walter Nic'iolls. Private' Arthur Pike. Private Cyril Bawling Reed. Private Alfred Scrivens. •Private Alexander C'armicliael Taylor.

AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES. THE TWENTY-SECOND LIST. Received May 24, 11.30 p.m. Sydney, May 24. The twenty-second Dardanelles casualty lists is:— Died of wounds. —Lieut. May, Sergeant H. G. Smith, Corporal Butterficld, Privates Humphreys, Inncs, Davis, Donohtie, Haltingly, Travail, Hardman, Kidner, Snell, Stein, Wheatley, Edney, Crock, liindell, Mack, Peat, Row, Sperber, Travaskis, Wilkinson, Warnecke, 'Watson, Kilminster, Heston, I'easey, C. W. Jones. Wounded. —Major Blczard, Lieuts. Ooldring and Capes and 243 non-commis-sioned officers and men.