Roll of Honor.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 302, 31 May 1915, Page 8

Roll of Honor.

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES. DETAILS OP THE LOSSES. Wellington, May 2H. Including the forty-third, list, the following is a summary of the New Zealand casualties: — KILLED AND DIED OP WOUNDS. Officers. Men. Auckland - 15 2!) Wellington 0 31) Canterbury 7 30 Otago , 5 41 Engineers 1 7 Artillery 1 3 Medical Corps 0 i Totals 35 15?) MISSING. Officers. Men. Staff Corps 1 0 i Canterbury 1 28 Engineers 0 1 Totals 2 20 WOUNDED. Officers. Men. Headquarters Staff 2 " Auckland If SSI Wellington 12 308 Otago lti 322 Canterbury 10 2(1!-! Artillery 0 10 Engineers 2 20 Si;, nailers 0 1 Medical Corps - 0 3 Army Service Corps 0 3 Divisional Train 0 4

Totals 61 1340 This makes the total casualties of all ranks up to and including list No. 43, 1023, SEVERAL NEW LISTS. Wellington, May 20. The following casualty lists were issued this evening:— List No. 37A:— DIED OF WOUNDS. Auckland Mounted. Trooper Archibald Oranley Simpson (next-of-kin, William Simpson, Oliaupo, father). List No. 40:— DANGEROUSLY ILL. New Zealand Staff Corp9. Colonel Edward Walter Chervaiix Chaytor (Mrs. Chaytor, Broad Street, Palmcrston North). Previously reported. Auckland Battalion. Private Wilfred Conolly (Mrs. A. Walsh, Stanwell Street, Pamell, Auckland). 4th Battalion Otago Infantry. Private George Magnus Smith (Joseph Smith, Woodhaugh Street, Dunedin). New Zealand Signal Troop. Sapper Douglas William Morrison (EI. S. Morrison, Ngaturi, Paliiatua). List No. 41:- . KILLED IN ACTION. N.Z.E. Divisional Signal Company. Sapper Garland Oswald Morgan, 11th inst. (Mary Amelia Morgan, 35 Wilson Street, Hawera). DIED OF WOUNDS, j Auckland Infantry. Private Richard Norris Wild, 10th inst. (Charlotte Wild, Limelield, Bury, Lancashire, England). Canterbury Battalion. Private James Home Aitken, 4tli inst. (G. G. Aitken, 10(i Hereford Street, Christchurch). Private William Auld, 9th inst. (J. Auld, Stirling Bridge, Newmains, Lanarkshire, Scotland, father). Private Arthur Harold McCay, 10th inst (Mrs. Ellen McCoy, 'M Peterborough SI.:" it, Ckristchurdi''. Private George Piper, 10th inst. (M'.s. G. Gillespie, Rotherliam, North Canterbury, mother). Private Francis Leonard UirliuwU, 9th inst. (Mrs. R. S. Richards, 110 Sea V'ew Road, New Brighton). Private Eric George Smith, 11th inst. (John Smith, IT Clarence Road, liiccarton, Christen tirch). Casualty list No. 44, which was issued this evening, is as follows: KILLED IN ACTION. Canterbury Mounteds. Trooper William Harold Hay (Mrs. Agnes W. Hay, Timaru). MISSING SINCE MAY 7-14. Divisional Train. Corporal Gerald Richard Clarkson (J B. Clarkson, cure of J. B. Clarkson,.Ltd. Wellington). DIED OF WOUNDS. Canterbury Battalion. Private Peter Valieris (Madam Giolly Bueuos Ayres, South America). Wellington Battalion. Corporal Frank Rule, previously re ported (Rev. F. Rule, Christchurch). Auckland Battalion. Private Francis Burnard Enwright, al Heliopolis (F. Enwright, Tairua, father) DANGEROUSLY ILL. 4th Otago Company. Private Gilbert William Crossan (Mrs W. Crossan, Ros'.yn, Dunedin, mother) Auckland Battalion. Private Norman Stuart Young (Rob ert Young, Hamilton East).

Canterbury Battalion. Prirate Philip Nelson Sadd, preyiousiy reported (.Jaimw Barton Sadd, Takaka, Nelson, father). Private Erie Allen March, previously reported (11. March, Grovetown, Blenheim). Prtratfl George Fred Yrornan (Mary Yeoman, Richmond, Christchureh). Wellington Battalion. Private Kdward .losepii Callaghan (Mrs. J. Findlay, llampden, North Otago). WOUNDED. Wellington Battalion. Private Clarence Frederick Dyer (Mrs. Thomas Dyer, Iligh .Street, Timaru). Private .Ji 1)n Alexander Gardner (Rev. Gardner, Woodville, father), Private William llenry Meaclieam (Ernest A. Meaclieam, Maharliara, Woodville). Private Percy Murfitt (E. C. Murfitt, Waiuku, Auckland). Private James Bell Pioisima (Mrs. Jean Adamuun, Onnondville). Divisional Train. Driver Arthur Edward Walters (Sarah Jane Walters, Eden Terrace, Auckland, mother). Otago Battalion. Private .l.'hu Robert Lyall (Thomas Lyail, Stone} Creek, Otago). A further li E tfc is as follows:

1)1 ED OF WOUNDS. Auckland Mounted. Trooper J. Marshall. Wellington Mounted. Sergeant ,f. Los Richardson. Trooper TI. R, Blake. Canterbury Battalion. Private 11. Bottle. DANGEROUSLY ILL. Otago Battalion. Private J. M. llislop. Captain J. L. Saunders. j WOUNDED. (Artillery. Driver 1... A. West. Driver F. B. Carson. Gunner T. Sutherland. AMBULANCE. Private L. 0. Drury. Private, G. S. McXVighton. Private K. Munro. Canterbury Battalion. . Private M. Joseph. Private A. Warner. •Private Wm. R. Prentice. Private 0. Wilson. Private R. Wilson. Lance Corporal Howe. Private C. F. Rumrncll. . Canterbury Mounted. Trooper J. Clarke. Trooper H. Wm. Yaxley. Auckland Mounted. ' Trooper IT. C. Jones. Trooper A. Norman. . Trooper W. Palmer. - Trooper T. R. Thomson. Wellington Battalion. Private A. Cray. ■ Private A. Alison. | ' Corporal 6. P. Bertrand. pri\ati*.T. Bloor. Corporal K. ft. Bowden. 'Sergeant Major J. W. Domlcy. ■Private 0. J. Donnelly. T.anve-Sergesmt G. F. Dust. Private A. Henderson. Private W. Jones. Private W. Leitch. Private R. Myhill. Lance-Corporal (I. MeAnemy. > Lancc-Corporal C. V. McDonald. Private fl. Payne. Private S. Rose. 'Private N. H. Wood. Wellington Mounted RiflesTrooper Wm. J. Meyer. Otago Battalion. Private W. R. Towns. Sergeant N. Swinard. Private A. Bennett. Lance-Corporal C. 11. Duncan. Private E. Cuinan. Prirate A. H. Johnson. Private P. L. Johnston. Lance-Corporal I. C. Mcßae. Auckland Battalion. Private M. W. Allora. ■Private J. Fannin. Private R. E. Donnelly. Private Tf. J. Mullins. Lance-Corporal K. R. Squirrell. Engineers. Sapper E. Paterson. A PROGRESS REPORT. Wellington Last Night. Progress report No.- 4, dealing with the condition ot\New Zealand wounded from the Dardanelles, was issued this afternoon as follows: •PROCEEDING TO ENGLAND. •< Otago Battalion. i 8/237 Private David George McCarthy. CONVALESCENT. Auckland Battalion. 12./3 I!) Private George Napier Hart. 12/SMH Private Walter John Baskerville. 12/21)0 Private Fred Willsteed. 'Canterbury Battalion, o/ll.) Private Huibert Noel Jarvia. a/ni) Private lleoi'go Alexander MeAlpine. ti/.VKi Private Sydney Smith. Field Troop Engineers. -1/502 Corporal Louis Montzson. (iAll mbovc previously reported wounded.) Wellington Battalion. 10/500 Private George William Blunden. 10/370 Private Eric Charles Hoult. l'o/852 Lance-Corporal Frederick R. Kinchant. , ■ AT FIRST SOUTHERN GENERAL lIOSP ITAL, BIRMINGIIAM. Wellington Battalion. 10/72S 'Prirate Frank Albert Shirley. Otago Battalion. R/370 Sergeant John Ashley England, 11H5 Private Thomas Benjamin Buchanan. 201 Private Frank Farquhar,

Auckland Butialion. 12/409 Private Robert Scott. Canterbury Battalion. -y Lieutenant John Cecil Hill. IfOHH NISW ZEALAND CASUtALTIES. Sydney, May 20. TJeutenant Steadmnn, son of an elMayor of Wliangarei, has been killed in the Dardanelles. Laneo-Corporal W. G. Matthe."on, of Port Chalmers, ha* been wounded; Private. William Shaldriek Coleman, of Wellington, lias been killed. Captain A. G. Watson and Private R, Stone, New Zealanders, have been killed. 'Private Harold fleorge, who was killed in the Dardanelles, was a prominent Rugby Union player, and was a member of the team that toured New Zealand. INVALIDED SOLDTERS EXPECTED. Dunedin, Last Night. The troopship is expected to arrive at Port Chalmers to-morrow from Egypt with 13!) invalided soldiers. It is understood that there are ninety special eases " and these will be placed in hospital on Quarantine Island. AUSTRALIAN COMMANDER WOUNDED.

Received May 30, 3.30 p.m. Melbourne. May 30. Mr. Pearee has announced that Colonel McKay, second-in-command of the Australian forces at the Dardanelles, has been wounded above the knee. The wound is not serious, and it is expected he will shortly resume duty.