ROLL OF HONOR.

Taranaki Daily News, 11 January 1916, Page 5

ROLL OF HONOR.

LATEST LIST. AVellington. Last Night] Otago Mounted Rifles Trooper H. W. Lory, died of wounds December sth, at lo'th Casualty Clearing Station. Otago Battalion.—Private C. H. Maffey, died in Dunedin Hospital, Jan. 7. Correction, Ride Brigade.—Rifleman E. N. Davis, previously reported died of wounds on December 25th, further reported died of wounds on December 28th. Canterbury Mounted Rifles.—Trooper F. N. H. Ellon, dangerously ill, January Ist, at Choubra Hospital, Cairo (enteric). Auckland Battalion.—Private H. S. T. Butler, previously reported dangerously ill, now reported out o'f danger, January sth. Maori Contingent.—Private E. Bristowe, previously reported dangerously ill, now cut of danger, January 1. Embarked for England, November 15th, bayonet wound in head: Private H. Brown. Following discharged eonva>scent at Alexandria: Privates R. Karaitiana, C. Woods.

AUSTRALIAN FORCES. Following casualties to men having next of kin in New Zealand:— 20i.1i Rattalion.--Admitted to hospital at Egypt, malaria, condition satisfactory: Corporal J. Ronaldson. 25th Rattalion. —Previously reported dangerously ill, now out of danger: Private J. T. S. Cooper. 20111 Battalion. Disembarked at Malta from hospital ship Soudan, Dec. 26 (jaundice and malaria): Lieut. N. S. Boyle. 4th Light Horse.—Previously reported dangerously ill, now out of danger, Jan. :ird: Sergt. S. A. Dailev. sth (late 11th) Light Horse, pronounced out of danger: Trooper J. George.