ROLL OF HONOR.

Taranaki Daily News, 26 November 1915, Page 7

ROLL OF HONOR.

KILLED AND WOUNDED. By Telegraph.—Press Association, Wellington, Yesterday. Killed in action.—Wellington Battalion: Private W. R. Beresford. Died of gunshot wounds.—Wellington Battalion: Private J. E. Elmes. Died of shrapnel wounds. —Canterbury Battalion: Private J. Mclnto3li. Died of meningitis—N.Z. Field Artillery: Gunner G. E. Scott. Admitted to 19th General Hospital, Alexaritlria (bomb wound).—Wellington Mounted: Corporal D. Morrisjn. Canterbury Mounted (gunsiiot wound chest): Trooper R. H. Armstrong. Admitted to N.Z. General Hospital, iPont dc Koubbeh, Cairo (gunshot wound, chest).—Canterbury Mounted: Trooper T. Joynt. Admitted to 19th General Hospital. Alexandria.—Wellington Battalion igunshot wounds): Privates E. J, Harmev, T. P. McNickel. Admitted to Bombay General Hospital, Alexandria (shell wound) —Canterbury Battalion: Sergt.-Major A. A. Atkins. HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT. Returning to active service.—Auckland Mounted: Sergt. E. A. Bunkall, Corporal S. K. Hatrick, Troopers C. H. Finlayson, A. S. Martin, A. C. MfcArthur, J. K. Mooney, D. H. Palmer, S. C. Reid, K. M. Stevens, R. Ward. Wellington Mounted: lance-Corporal T. M. McArtey. Troopers E. E. Lord, W. A. Mason. H. Norris, C. Rouse, J. Stodart. Canterbury Mounted: Troopers J. Bain, T. T. Beldeph, C. St. George,- D. Deans, J. Frost, J. E. Grange, W. E. Hall, K. A. Humphreys, R. Thomson, L, E. Williams, Corporals Cole Parsons, H. G, M. Watson. Otago Mounted: Troopers J. Campbell, W. Davie's, J. A. Gow, T. Horrobin, N. H. Hutton, W. L. Nicholson, H. Robinson, F. Watson. N.Z." Field Artillery: Lieut. D. E. Gardiner, Captain R, Miles, Drivers W. McLennan, K. R. Watson. N.Z. Field Engineers: Sappers W. R. Blaekall, J. McKenzie. Auckland Battalion: Corporals A. Barlow, D. C. Cresser, F. G. Hall, Privates J. Brickdale, F. J. Drinnan, E. E. Gibbons, J. Green. A. H. Jeffers, E. V. Law, D. R. McLean, A. B. Purchas, W. L. Paekham, D. W. Rutledge T. S Warnock, H. Waugh. Canterbury Battalion: Privates T. W. Allen, S. J. Carlvon, H. Ellis, J. Gibbs, P. Hall, L. J. Palmer, Sergt. M. Gibson, Sergt. A. H. Guy, Corporal W. P. Harper, Sergt. W. G. Smily. Otago Battalion: Private T. E. Addison, J. Bristow, G. Gibb, Corporal W. T. Carruthers, Sergt. J. Christie, Privates G. L. Greenfield, C. Harvey, D. H. Malcolm, D MeAlister, H. F. Mclntyre, P. IfcManus, W. O. Wills. Admitted Lord Derby's Hospital, Warrington, sick. Wellington Battalion: •Private J. Carmicbael.

Removed from dangerously ill list.— Field Artillery: Corporal J.'W. Cullen. Canterbury Mounted: Trooper H. E. Shrubsole.

In England.—Headquarters (British section): Private C. Brown. Admitted 21st General Hospital, Alexandria.—Otago Battalion: Private L. S. Friedlich (dysentery, severe).

In England, convalescent after dysentery.—Canterbury Battalion: Private E. E. Jenkinson.

Dangerously 111 at 15th Stationary Hospital, Mudroa (enteric).—Private D, M. Mcßae.

Out of danger.—Otago Battalion: Pri vate L. T. Jamieson.

Dangerously ill at 17th General Hospital Alexandria.—Auckland Battalion: 'Private E. C. Hall.

Rejoined regiment.—Auckland Battalion: Private E. Carlyon. Convalescent in Egypt.—Lieut-Colonel J. J. Esson. Otago Mounted: Captain F. M. Thistleton.

Embarked for England.—Wellington Mounted: Trooper J. W. Bell. Engineers: Captain L. M. Shera, Sapper H. Traver's. Wellington Battalion: Private E. Allsup. Canterbury Battalion: Private A. E. Denne. Engineers: Sappers W. Davies, N. R. Vause. Wellington Battalion: Private N. L. McGonagle, D. Robertson. Admitted Bombay Hospital, Alexandria. —Army Servi.ee Corps: Drivers H. W. Saunders, 0. Scott. Canterbury Mounted: Lance-Corporal F. E. Hammond.

Admitted 13th Hospital, Alexandria. —Army Nursing Service Staff: Nurses A D. Campbell and F. Gill, Sisters H. V. Hooker and J. Sinclair.