ROLL OF HONOR.

Taranaki Daily News, 14 July 1916, Page 5

ROLL OF HONOR.

YESTERDAY'S LIST. By jVegrapli.—Press Association. Wellington. July 13. Killed in action, .June 2-I.—Corporal IS. A. Lock-ley, Rilleman ,7. T. McLeod, Private D. Lemon, Private J. MePliee, trooper .T. Donaldson. Rifleman W. iirown. Private A. E. Johnstone, Private IT. F. Rider, 'Private J. G. Seele, Private 0. Bryson, Private D. D. D.' Butler, Corporal J. G. Hogg, LanceCorporal W. Hunter, Trooper T. iivlton, Private R. Marett, Private IT." I, Muir, Private W. J. Phillips, Private W. Armitagc, Private If. Henderson, Private McLwen, Private CI. IT. Mayes, Sapper I. larrer, Major A. 10. Wolstenliolme. Reported died of wounds.—Private G. Hull. Private I'. Pantry, Corporal E. D. Sliell.

Reported wounded. Lance-Corporal . E. Wagoner, Lance-Corporal W. E. Williams, Private F. Clark, Corporal F. V. Barratt, Private J. IT, Moore, Private IT. H. Hendry, Corporal W. J. Howie, Private A. L. Page, Private F. A. Catlov, Driver A. Buckingham, Private T. R. Lynskey, Private J. Breen, 'Private A. Bishop, Private I'. Bonella, Private N. P. l!rius<k'ii, Private J. li Elliott, Trooper T. Gilhooly, Trooper F. Gofton, Private B. Heatley, Private A. A. Henderson, Private W. L. Johnson, Private D. Kelly, Cprporal C. B. Lepper, Private A. If. Luck, Private D. Moore, Private A. J. Osborne. Private E. E. .Smith, Private NT Wilson, La nee Corporal G. li. Knight, Trooper J. 1!. Almond, 'Private J. C. Barlew, Trooper W. Blacklock, Rilleman A. 11. Bond, Private F. H. Dey, Trooper J. Dungcn. Private G. p. Ellis, Private H. E. Evenson, J. IT. i'risby, Private C. E. Hamilton, Private W. C. Hastings, Private I'. Knight. Private A. J. Langford, Rilleman W. A. Leith, Private A. Paine, Private G. Pollock, Private V. E. Prentis, Private I). 11. Print, Rilleman R. Quiiin. Corporal A. Schmidt, Private R. Sinclair, Trooper G. R. Smith, Sergeant R. Thompson, Private F. E. Tier, Private E. J. Turpin, Lance-Corporal F. AY. R. Wilcox, Private C J, Brown, Corporal C. 11. Ilaysoin, Private J. G. Holland, Sergeant R. A. Keddell, Private 11 Mayall, Private E. F. Taylor, Gunner F. W. Chenerv, Trooper D. C. Mitchell, Private P McGrath, Private F, D. Wallis. Died of wounds.—Trooper A. F. •lamieson and Private L. V. King. Died of disease.—Private F. Gibson, Second-Lieutenant W. R. 11. Clarke, Sergt. ,T. Fox'.

Wounded embarked for England, .July 2 —Private A. R. Hamilton, Corporal W. Hayvvarcl, Trooper A. W. Martin. Private if. W. Hartnell, Signaller C. W. Meade, Private B. Murrell, Corporal A. A. Wright, Major R. C. Allen, SecondLieutenant W. Benziea, Captain R. X. Morpeth. Wounded, July 3.—Private C. .T. Allington, Lance-Corporal .T. M. Anderson. Privates K Brightwell and H. Btirrell, Lance-Corporal G. W. F. Christiansen, Privates J. Dougall, IT. 11. Enderby, R. Glasgow, .T. E. Gordon and .1. Jackson, Trooper T. W. Lawson. Privates A. D. McGunn. J. M. Maitland, A. J Mitchell and 1!. Smart, Trooper A. C. Williams, Privates A. F. Kennedy, W. ('. Kitson, and W. E. Mallett, Trooper A. .T. Webster. Private ('. E Grooby, Rifleman W. Brockie, I'm ate W. G. Milligan, Rifleman R. D. McKechnie, Corporals E. Olfi'll and 11. Anderson, Riflemen F. Carswell and .1. K. .Mackav, C.S.M. L. G. McMiuLy, Hilleman A. If. .Palmer. Private R. C. I'ii'ivv. .T. W. Russell, Corporal 11. L. Simpson, Rifleman R. 1!. Soughtton, Corporal E. F. Sullivan, Rifleman J. Taylfootli, Rifleman J. E. Morgan. Maori Contingent.—Wounded and admitted to hospital: Lieutenant J. C. Tikao. Wounded, embarked for England: Lance-Corpl. Ihaia Kingi. Wounded: Private Horomana Kanapu. Slightly wounded, remaining with unit: Corpl. G. Gardiner.

HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT. , Wellington, July 13. Admitted to Middlesex Hospital. Gunner Carrigan, Driver Johnstone. Lance-Corporal 0. Neal. Corporal T. 11. sialic, Privates V. I'. U'hlenberg. W. G. Rutherfurd, and 11. R. Betts. Landed from transport suffering from fractured kneecap. —Sapper I>. P. Lyons. Wellington. Later. The following disembarked from a transport,—Privates W. 11. Kushbrook and J. Kirkland. Admitted to hopital.—Private .\l. I'. Bcauchamp and Col.-Sergt.-Major AWilloeks (both severely wounded), Sergt fi. S. Bagnall (pronounced out of danger. Seriously ill: Privates A. H. Peters and F. Brightwell. Dangerously ill: Private H. A. Rogers. Seriously ill in Military Hospital: Private F. J. Leuberg. Severely wounded: Private H. Keats. Dangerously ill: Riftsmau J. E. Moi» gam , Seriously ill: Captain E. V. Morpeth. TARANAKI CASUALTIES. Lieut. K. Munro. reported killed in action, was formerly a member of the legal statV o£ the late Colonel Mulonc, Sergt. 11. A. Pearce (wounded) was in charge of the Public Trust Office, New Plymouth. Lance-Corporal B. Simpson (wounded) was a. member of Mr, Newton Kings N(>w Plymouth staff. Lance-Corporal A. E. White (wounded) is a son of Mr. J. T. \\ hite, manager for J. B. MacEwan and Co., New Plymouth, and was on the staff of Smart Bros. Private R. Marrett, who left New Zealand with the Main Force, has been killed in action in France. Private "Bob'' Marrett, who was well known and very popular in Stratford, was employed liv' Messrs. Bellringer Bros., at Stratford, and later at New Plymouth.-Post. The funeral of the late Private Patlick Butler, nephew of Mr. John Butler, of Toko, who died in Trenthnni Hospital on Monday as the result of epilepsy, takes place to-day. The body being brought to Stratford for interment. The funeral will be a military one. Private Walter George Pointon (wounded and admitted to hospital) is a son of Mr. William Pointon, Tariki. Private Charlie Lepper, son of Mr. and Mis. H. B, Lepper, Lepperton, has been wounded. Private 11. Rider, whose parents reside on the Currington Road, lias been killed in action. He was educated at the New Plymouth High School, and afterwards entered the employ of Mr. Carter, grocer. He was of a ijuiet, unassuming nature, and made many friends, who will deeply regret his death. He is the second man from Mr. Carter's staff to give his life to the Umpire's cause, the other being Private Charles Crone.