ROLL OF HONOR.

Taranaki Daily News, 17 August 1916, Page 5

ROLL OF HONOR.

CASUALTY LIST. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, Yesterday. Died of wounds.—Private J. A. Pyra. Died of cerebrospinal fever.—Rifleman A. 0. McAnally, Private W. 0. Pye. Wounded.—Private H. C. Alexander, Rifleman W. C. Patterson, Private W. D. Ball, Rifleman W. J. Lawson, Private T\ C. Prebble, Private E. J. Hyde, LanceCorporal D. F. Clarke, Acting-Sergeant G, G. Lowe, Lance-Corporal C. MacKonzic, Private M. A. Wearmouth, Rifleman F. Epiha, Lance-Corporal W. 0. Wills. Wounded, admitted to hospital.—Gunner E. V. Hancock, Private J. R. Borthwick, Trooper A. Inder. Slightly wounded, remaining with unit.—Private J. Donovan, Corporal J. L. Greenfield. Slightly wounded, rejoined regiment. —Private J. Mullany.' Wellington, Last Night. Killed in action.—Sapper W. Danby, Private H. Hollyman, Trooper W. Shaw. Reported wounded.—Lance-Corporal, G. Little, Lance-Corporal A. Meyer, Sapper A. Town, Troopers W. Barrett, C. Douglas, J. Glendinning, Chaplain W. Grigg, Troopers W. Hall, A. Jamieson, Lance-Corporal B. Linn, Troopers D. Sands, W. Swan, G. Wells, Farrier R, Bridge?, Private R. Burgess, Troopers A. Capon, W. Dickson, W. Downes, D. Ferguson, N. Jenkins. August 16, 1018 - Sergeant A. Lange, Troopers G. Larige, J. Jenkins, H. King. Wounded, admitted to hospital, July 30—Riflemen C. Hall, and J. A. Hoiland. Wounded slightly, remaining with unit, July 30.—Sapper R. Gribbin, Color-Sergt.-Major D. Ross; August I—Private R. Davies. > HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT. Admitted to hospital, seriously ill.— Troopers A. E. Davis, and G. McAlister. Now reported dangerously ill.—Troopers G. Blair, E. L. Roberts, and L. Francis. Now reported out of danger.—Q.M.S. VV. 11. Callaghan.