ROLL OF HONOR.

Taranaki Daily News, 28 December 1915, Page 5

ROLL OF HONOR.

MAORI CASUALTY LIST. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, Last Night. Killed in action at Anzac, on Aiig"ine 7: Xepia Ratima. The total New Zealand Expeditionary Force casualties is now 8033. The following list was issued on December 24: Died of dysentery, 21st General Hospital, Alexandria, Dec. 16.—Otago Mounted Rifles: Trooper Murdoch 51cQuilkan. Died of melancholia and exhaustion, Ambulance carrier Caledonia, December 20. N.Z. Field Artillery: Driver Charle* Barr. Previously reported missing, now reported with battalion (no date given).— Otago Battalion: Private John Thorns* Roper. The following hospital report waß issued on December 24: Seriously ill, enteric, St. George's Hos- ' pital, Malta, December 21.—Otago i Mounted Rifles: Trooper James Brown. Dangerously ill, N.Z. General Hospital, Cairo. —Army Service Corps: Driver Edward Hopping (enteric). Driver Patrick Horgan, of Pihama (typhoid). WITH THE AUSTRALIAN FORCES. The following casualties to men having next-of-kin in New Zealand axe reported:— Previously reported missing, now reported killed in action, Jnne s.—Tint Battalion: Private C. W. Hailwood. Admitted Hospital, Birminghmp, sick. —Second Battalion: Private W. Harrington. > Reported wounded and mJMsy, liar 8, 1915—Sixth Battalion: F. Baker. Disembarked at Malts, Dec. 4,' H,&t Karapora, wounded.—Sixth Battalion: Sergeant S. Barnard. Disembarked at Malta, Dec. 4, H. 8., Karapora, sick.—Thirteenth Battalion: j Private J. Austin, * Admitted Hospital, Birmingham, sick. —Thirteenth Battalion: Private J, - , King. • , Disembarked Malta, December 4, H.& Karapora, sick.—Thirteenth Battalions'. Corporal H. McNight I Admitted Hospital, Birmingham, sick. -Fourteenth Battalion: Private M. W. • O'Connor. . - AdmittedJSreek Hoipltal, Alexandria.