ROLL OF HONOR

Taranaki Daily News, 19 October 1915, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOR

AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES. By Telegraph.—'Press Association. Wellington, Yesterday. The following casualties in the Australian Forces are reported to men having next-of-kin in New Zealand, for the week ending October 16:— First Battalion.—Admitted to hospital, Birmingham (sick): Private J. Asher. Admitted- to hospital, 'London (wounded): Private J. P. Smith. Second Battalion.—Admitted to hospital, Eastleigh, England (gunshot wound left side): Private T. W. Wilson. Returned to duty, Egypt: Private W. J. Watson. Third Battalion.—Admitted to hospital, Birmingham (sick): Corporal V. Strong, Sergeant L. V. Lythgo. Fourth Battalion. —Admitted to hospital, London (sick): Private G. H. Murdoch, Signaller R. W. Hay. Sixth Battalion.—Admitted to hospital, London (sick): Lance-Corporal R. D, Chalmers, Private W. Hosie, E. E. Stanteford. Embarked for England, September 17: Private J. P. Black. Eighth Battalion. —Admitted to hospital, London (sick): Private R. W. MacFaden. . Ninth Battalion.—Admitted to No. 3 Auxiliary Hospital, Heliopolis (heart failure): Private ,T. Sheehan. Tenth Battalion.—Died of gunshot wounds, head (October 8): Private R. Y. Wright. Eleventh Battalion.—Admitted to hospital, London (sick): Private W. A. W. Gudgeon. Admitted to hospital, Eastleigh, England: Private J. McCullagh (gunshot wound, right hand), Private E. R. Debourbcl (dental caries). Disembarked at Malta on September 21 from hospital ship Somali (slightly sick): Sergt.-Major E. N. Hardy. Twelfth Battalion.—Disembarked at Malta on September 21 from hospital ship Somali (slightly sick): Private J. Cole. Disembarked at Malta on September 28 from troopship Ansonia (slightly sick): Private C. J. Mitchell. Wounded, admitted to hospital: Private „H. J. Henderson. Thirteenth Battalion.—Killed in action on August 0: Private H. Love. Admitted to hospital, London (sick): Private W. M. Morrison. Disembarked at Malta from hospital ship Gascon on September 16 (slightly wounded): Private G. Frase£ Wounded on August- 26: Private T. O'Connor. ' Sixteenth Battalion.—Wounded: Private A. F. Simpson. Eighteenth Battalion. —Admitted to hospital, London (sick): Corporal D. Thompson. Disembarked at Malta on September 12 from hospital ship Maheno (slightly wounded): Private E. McGlashan. Embarked for England: Private R. McGregor. Disembarked at Malta: Private J. Lester. Returned to (duty, Egypt: PrWate R, H. Willis. Twentieth Battalion.—Disembarked at Midta (slightly wounded): Private C. A. Ross. First Light Horse.—Admitted to hospital, London (wounded): Trooper D. Fryer. Third Light Horse.—Disembarked at Malta (slightly sick): Trooper D. McConachie. Sixth Light Horse.—Disembarked at Malta (slightly sick): Trooper B. H. Combes. Admitted to hospital, Birmingham (sick): Trooper J. Caldwell. Seventh Light Horse.—Disembarked at Malta Hospital (slightly sick): Signaller G. Gould. Ninth Light Horse.—Sergt.-Major 0. J. Shaw. Admitted to hospital, Birmingham (gunshot wounds right leg and thigh): Trooper T. A. Ryan. Tenth Light Horse.—Killed in action on August 2.—Sergt-Major S. G. McWhirtcr. Twelfth Light Horse.—Disembarked at Malta (slightly sick): Trooper K, W. McNight. Australian Field Artillery.—Driver S. Oliver, Sergeant J. B. Stephenson, Guniner B. Pelviri. Admitted to hospital, London (dysentery): Gunner T. E. Shears. Disembarked at Malta (slightly sick): Driver W. H. Frame. Admitted to hospital, Alexandria (enteric): Gunner J. R. Reid. Australian Field Engineers.—Admitted to hospital, London (sick): Sapper E. H. Hooper. Admitted to 19th General Hospital, Alexandria (diphtheria): Lieut. D. B. Corfe. Australian Army Service Corps.—Admitted to No. 3 Auxiliary Hospital, Heliopolis (rheumatism)': Driver F. Cameron. Sydney, Oct. 18. The ninety-fourth list of casualties is as follows:—Killed in action, one officer and 18 men; died of illness, seven men; wounded, four officers and 71 men; ill, three officers and 91 men; prisoners of war, oiy officer and one man; missing, three men. In hospital in London: Corporal C. C. Dannion, Lance-Corporal J. J. Naylor, Privates G. McGrath, G. E. Hobso'n, R. M. Jones, E. A. Cook, C. F. Parmenter, W. Henry. In hospital in Malta: Private A. Ryan.