ROLL OF HONOR.

Taranaki Daily News, 23 August 1916, Page 5

ROLL OF HONOR.

HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT. By Telegraph—Press Association. Wellington, Last Night. Dangerously ill, eorebro-spinal meningitis: Rifleman R. Henry. ■Seriously ill, suspected cerebrospinal meningitis: Private N. M. Smith. Out of danger and progressing satisfactorily: 'Private C. W. Council, Gunner G. Rothwell. Severely wounded: Lieut. W. G. Lyons. Now out of danger: Privates J. W Brownlee, A. T. Day, C. E. Hamilton, Trooper C. N. Robinson. Dangerously wounded: Trooper J. Crawford, Trooper T. Sear-Je, Trooper w! O'Neill. Severely wounded: Troopers F. J. Alexander, W. G. Brunton, E. S. Byers, Sergeants A. Delaney, A. 11. Douglas, W. A. Forsyth, J. Grant, C. Jones, Corporals J. Kay, F. McLarin, J. lilaisey, L. Rusdcn, Lance-Corporals S. Winter. G_- Clarry, L. Cole, B. Gilligan, Corporals l\. McGregor, J. Robertson, Troopers H. Small, L. Stevens, E. Warman, Sergt. D. R. Webster. Slightly wounded: Trooper L. Burrows, Corporal A. L. Clarke, Sergeant R. G. Cooke, Troopers J. W. Cordv, A. J. Curry, 11. .J. Day, J. Gcllin, 1?. 11. Hardy, C. Howes, Sergeants ?. Knublev, 1.. Parkinson. J. A. Parson, S. B, Rutland, Corporal J!. A. Sangster, Trooper C. F. Secombe, Lance-Corporal C. Smith, Troopers .J. Stark, ,T. 11. Burnand, Corpl. <!. T. Clunie, Trooper B. J". H[arris, Sergeant S. M, James, Trooper I. B. Johnston, Corporal G. T. O'Hara Smith, Trooper 11. Ritchie. Died nf wounds: Sergt. E.'A. Norris. Died of pneumonia: Trooper IC. Katuu and Private J. Barbour. Admitted to hospital at Cairo slightly wounded: Serpt-Major M- C, Redmond.