ROLL OF HONOR.

Taranaki Daily News, 9 November 1915, Page 5

ROLL OF HONOR.

HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS KEPOBT. \Wliington, Last Night. • Sick ar.J >.ouiiaod recovered and leaving Alexandria for the front.—Wellington Mounted Riries: Troopers A. R. Robinson, G. il. Spoonor. Canterbury son. OtaS'» Mounted Rifles: Trooper S. M. A!].,: FWJ Artillery: Gunner J. O'oon/i.;:-. Engineers: Sappers C. Brunsdi'ii. \i\ \,\ Carter, E. Perry, W. P. SiihVeil. Auckland Battalion:' Privates F. Cu.iV.,,, F.. Roper. Wellington Battalion: Private J. Tlvwaite. Canterbury Battalion: Privates L. G. Newberry, R. P. Paul, .). Reirt, C. G. Stapp, G. R. Stokes. Otapo Battalion: Privates If. E. Ban);", W. Casey, M. Crawford, A. J. Doyl,>, if. Theopheilus. Admitted Military Hospital, Cam-. bridge, England.—Wiillirgtou Battalion: Private F. IT. R. Stidolph. Admitted Third London General Hospital.—Canterbury Battalion: Lieut. J P. Hewat. Admitted Fourth London General Hospital— Wellington Mounted Rifles: Trooper H. Smith. Admitted Netley Hospital.—Field Ambulance: Private L. Stevenson. Admitted Third Netley HospitalWellington Battalion: Private W. R. Wiley. Admitted New E»d Military Hospital, Hampstoad.—Veterinary Corps: Trooper 0. Stokes. . ■ In England.—Field Artillerv: Lieut. M. J. Lyons. Auckland Battalion; Privates K. E. Cameron, A. T. Seo;t. Embarked for England. Otago Mounted Rifles: Trooper T. Wills. Canterbury Battalion: Private W. Seymour. Admitted Nineteenth General Hospital, Alexandria.—Royal Engineers, Ist) Field Company, British Section: Driver H. E. Lyons. Admitted Nineteenth General Ho-' itai, Alexandria.—Army Nursing Service: Matron M. M. Cameron (dangerous). Removed from dangerous list.—Canterbury Mounted Rilles: Trooper A. G. V. Collinson. N.Z. Veterinary Corps: Private J. M. Calcinai. Progressing satisfactorily.—Canterbury Mounted Rifles: Tvocier F. 0. J. Cronhi. On duty with i!;J\ rot renovtcd siok or wounded.—Wolikiglo'i ' Mounted Rides: Trooper V. Smith. OUgo Battalion: Private A. . T . Grey. p;\t.ional Train: Driver A. .T. Maze:iß:nb. Discharged from ho?}>ii.'!, convalescent.—Canterbury Battalion: Writes J t S. Hannigau, R. Hewitt

Pronounced out of d.'!"gf:'.—Division' ill Train: Private S. H. Hinds,

Convalescent at Malts.—Ots'go Mounted Rifles: Trooper J. Flaherty. Convalescent r.t Ca iro.—F : *oM ArtiU lery: Gunner F. .Stewart.

Discharged convalescent «t Alexan* dria.—Auckland Battalion: Private I, \V. .Tones. Wellington Battalion: PrU vate W. A. Davidson.

Disembarked at Sapper J, Gaunt. Reported wounded October 3—Field Artillery: Gunner A. T. Blooiiifleld. Prisoner of war, further reported wounded.—Wellington Battalion: Private P. L. Shoppard. MAORI CONTINGENT. Admitted First Western General Hog. pital, Liverpool.—Sergeant A. Waihap*. Recovered and leaving Alexandria for the front.—Privates G. H. Bragg, R. Haira, T. Muriwai, M. Puru. Reported dangerously ill, October 30, :it Malta.—Private W. Mira. Progressing satisfactorily.—Private K, P. Ngatuere. ' Discharged from hospital, eonvalescent.—Privates A. Ahomiro, H. Kaipara. Disembarked at Malta.-.CWi»r*l M. Akapita. Embarked for Engknd.-Prirates B, Mors, C. Rotoatara, E. Angel, J). Cootef. Discharged from hospital, now convalcseeut at Alexandria.—Private I. Wireliana. Died of cerebro spinal meningitb In Government Hospital, Suez, ttmniNij