ROLL OF HONOR.

Taranaki Daily News, 16 December 1915, Page 2

ROLL OF HONOR.

YESTERDAY'S LIST. Canterbury Battalion:—Killed in action: 2nd Lieutenant Blake. Auckland Battalion:—Died of wounds: Corporal Smith. Canterbury Mounted:—Died of enteric: Trooper Armstrong. Admitted 21st General Hospital, Alexandria: Corporal Carter. The following were admitted to the New Zealand General Hospital, Cairo: — Wellington Mounted: Trooper White. New Zealand Field, Artillery: Gunner Drake, (slightly wounded), Gunner Knox (wounded in leg), Driver Matthews, Gunner MeMahon, Serge. Pearcy. Disembarked at Malta:—Otago Mounted: Trooper Crow. Hospital and progress report:—Canterbury Battalion: Dangerously ill, Private Walsh. Seriously ill: Wellington Mounted, Trooper Storey. Still dangerously ill, 2nd Lieutenant Hewitt. Seriously ill in London: Canterbury Battalion, Private Linderam. Removed from dangerously ill list: Lieutenant Percy Arthur S. Stephens. Disembarked at Malta: Canterbury Mounted, Lieutenant Hayter. Wellington Battalion: Lieutenant Wrighton. Admitted 2nd Western General Hospital, Manchester:—Otago Mounted: Trooper Saver. Wellington Battalion: Private Elliott. Canterbury Battalion: Lance-Corporal John Beaton Marr. Admitted third London General Hospital (enteric): —Field Artillery: Lieutenant Herbert Alfred Christie. Field Engineers: Lieutenant Henry Harrison Fish. Medical Corps: Captain K. S. Tapper.

MAORI CONTINGENT. The following arrived in London:— Private Manucra Marsh, Private Rewi Kirimana. Admitted 4t!i Southern General Hospital, Plymouth: Private Rangi Paki. The following are on furlough in, England:—Private W. T. Peri, Lieutenant J. P. Ferries. Pronounced out of danger:—Private Wm. Mira.