Roll of Honor.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 311, 10 June 1915, Page 8

Roll of Honor.

FURTHER CASUALTY LIST,

Sick and wounded not previously reported, !)th June, 1015:

Auckland Battalion—Corporal ,T. C. Brook, Privates A. G. Bell, I<\ J. Martin H. Rohb. O. F. Russell, W. Thomson.

Battalion—Private W. 11. Kemp. Otago Battalion—Privates 0. \V. W Dale and B. V. Rendall. ;

Otago Mounted—Troopers T. J. Pedler and M S3. Skoocb.

Field Artillery Brigade—Gunner R. B. Burnham, Corjioral H. (|. King, Gunner FI. Palmer.

Field Ambulance Brigade—Private U. R. Laidlaw.

Wellington Battalion—Privates W. C. Smith, R. Davie, S. Drinkrow, T. H. Hutton, J'. Larkin, C. Ritchie. Auckland Battalion Privates R. Chambers, J. J. Dowries, J. H. Dutton, X. Hyde, N. G. Manning, W. E Pearcy, T. H. Whitson.

Canterbury Battalion—Privates A. E. S. Cookson, J. I). Doyne, C. B. Harsant, R. Old, S. Reynolds, R. S. Steehmann, 0. E. Tremain, I). W Thomson, 0. J. Wilde, K. A. Klingenberg. Otago Battalion—Sergeant T. H. Hammond, Privates F. W. Maekay, 11. M. Brown, A. Carmichael. -I. Casey, ,T. E. Daniels, F. Hare, W. W. Hume, W. AHammond, 0. .r. Lay, IL A. Murpliv, A. d. Stuart, .1. LI. Spratt, W. I). Wilson, B. V. Dillon. LIEUTENANT FUEYBERG DEAD. Wellington, Last Night. A cable, message received to-day by the Prime Minister conveys the news of the death in the Dardanelles of Lieutenant Oscar Freyberg, eldest son of the late Mr. James Freyberg, of Wellington, Hr.d brother to Lieutenant-Commander Bernard Freyberg, who was last week included in the Distinguished Service Orders.

Deceased, who was 34 years of- age and unmarried, was born at Kensington, London, and arrived in Wellington with bis parents in 1801. He was for some time a law clerk here, but was engaged in journalism before he left for London Vi October to enlist. Previous information was that Lieutenant Freyberg had been in charge of a section of trawlers engaged in mine-sweeping operations in tbe North Sea, when he had tbe experience of being blown up no less than three times in the boats under him. He was promoted, and went to the Dardanelles, whence comes news of his death.

Lieutenant Freyberg was a prominent yachtsman, and recently vice-commander of the Port Nicholson Yacht Club. He ■was known throughout New Zealand as a verv successful competitor in that form of sport, and was also at one time well known in swimming circles. (About six years ago Lieutenant Frevberg was a member of tho legal staff of Messrs Roy and Nicholson, of New Plymouth, and took an active interest in all matters connected with acquatics.)

SIOK :.\ND WOUNDED TN VICTORIA COLLEGE, No. 17, ALEXANDRIA,

Wellington, June S. Canterbury Battalion.—Private A. E. Creswell, 'Bugler A. IT. Cook, Private F. .1. Humphreys, ''Private 11. A. Johnston, Private E. K. Longbottom, Private W. H. R. Mein, Corporal M. Prvce Jor"), Private. M. Roche, Private W. F. W. Trueman.

Otago Battalion.—-Private P.. T. ,V. Bock. Sergeant J. M. Clark, Private J. H. Hughes, Cor]>oral A, JJ. Irikster, Private W. Jones, Private J. R. Lyall, Private A. McPhcrson, Private G. Mc.Kenzie, iPrivate R. Mason, Private A. \orth, Private A. Khipman, Private S. Taylor, Private 0. Wilson.

Wellington Battalion.—Private F. 0. Coman, Private J. 'IT. Coddinsrton. Sergeant T. R. Clnnccv, Lieut. W. E. S. Furby, private P. Miirfitt Private O. iW. Niven, Corporal T. W. Narbcy, Private J. O'Donnell, Private .1. G. Traoey, Private .T. VidcerstafV. Q.M.S. H. A. Webster, Private 11. G. Foai'on.

Auckland Battalion.—Corporal T). 11. Craig, Private J. Dinilon, Private 11. L, Wayward, Private W. Henshaw, Private A. James, (Private J. E. Kelly. 'Private V. Moon, Private F. Norman, Private G. W. Perrin, Private W. IT. Ross, Private N. S. Young, Corporal W. Spiers.

Field Artillery.—Gunner 11. Frandi, Gunner T. W. Chandler, Lanec-Corporal A. W. Goldsmith, Gunner H. Hay, Gunner W. O. Hall, Gunner F. Johnson, Gunner J. F. Moir, Gunner F. C. Murdock, Gunner W. J. Nelson. Saddler W. Pollard, Gunner J. IT. Schofield, Gunner J. F. Simpson, Gunner W. J. 'Bryant. Divisional Headquarters.—Corporal S. E. Cockle.

N.%. Medical Corps—Private T. E. Revnolds, Private A. O. Lynch. Canterbury Mounted.—Trooper F. G. Kidson, Trooper A. E. Norrie. Otago Mounted.—Ti'ooper AY. TI. Burrows, Trooper M. IT. Ford, Trooper W. IT. Fisher, Trooper R. Morrison, Trooper D. Straehan, Trooper 11. E. Standring, Trooper A. T. Stewart. , Wellington Mounted.—Trooper AY. J. Meyer..

Auckland Mounted.—.Trooper T. R. Thompson.

SICK AND WOUNDED IN GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL, ALEXANDRIA.

Canterbury Battalion. —Lanee-Corporal «H. G. Kerens, Private M. S. Hambcr, Private E. O'Reilly, Private R. G. Stammers. Private C. H. Wainwriglit.

Wellington Battalion.—Private. AV. 11. Biggs, Private J. 11. A. .Main-waring, Private O. B. A. Sharpe. Auckland Battalion.—'Private F. J. O'Neill.

SICK AND WOUNDED IN RAS IX TIN HOSPITAL, ALEXANDRIA.

Auckland (Battalion.—Lieut. IT. H. S. VVestmacott, "Private F. McConnell, Private D. Mfßurney.

Otago Battalion—Private R. AT". Ward.

Wellington Mounted—Lanee-Corporal R. D. McGregor.

Field Artillery.—Driver J. McLennan.

Wellington, June 9-

The following sick and wounded are in the Deaconess Hospital, Alexandria:—

Canterbury! Battalion.

Lieutenant-Colonel IW. R. Fearless, N.Z.M.C. Private T. S. Couch. Corporal F. T. Rochford. Otago Battalion.

Private J. McG. Balloon. Lieutenant K M. Qabitcs.

Major 0. Mitohell. Lieutenant L. C. Wilson. Wellington Battalion. Major -B. 11. Saunders. Private J. Sbaimhan. Frivate W, L. Stevenson. Private H. Walker Private E. C. Evans. Auckland Battalion. Major T. H. Dawson. Private W. J. hiines. Divisional Signal Corps. Gunner Li. 11. Cooper. N.Z. MEDTCAL COUPS. Lance-Corporal F, Campbell.