ROLL OF HONOR.

Taranaki Daily News, 22 September 1916, Page 5

ROLL OF HONOR.

CASUALTY LI SI. Wellington, Yesterday. Killed in action. —Sapper J. W. Hadson. Died of wounds—Lieut. W. K. Dongall. Oflicially repented prisoner of war at Pnlnien. Germany.— Private fi. Howe. Wounded.—Trooper <J. V. Bregmen, Lieut. J. C. McLean, Second-Lieut. W. S. Rae, Sapper T. H. llurton, Second-Lieut. .1. 0. Raine, Private H. R. Matthews. Lieut. W. H. Scook, Private B. B. -I. William, Second-Lieutenant J. M. KllilVc. Woundeil, admitted to hospital.—Corporal <i. 51. Wagstall', (Junner 11. J. Morlcy, Sapper W. A. Innes, 'Private A. Mil--I'iigs, Rillcinan 11. R. Batenian, Rilleman K. J. Dougals, Laiiee-Corporal 11. S. Astgate, Kiileman A. (!. Grant, Rilleman T. Lyons, Rilleman J. T. McCarthy. 'Rifleman .1. 11. Marrick, Killeinan 1': Solomon, Rifleman .L 11. Topliss. Rilleman .1. C. Ifudspitli, Rilleman W. R. Lynch, Rillem:m 11. A. Robertson. Wounded, reported to unit.—Trooper li. ill. Wood. Wounded, slight, remaining with unit. —Lieut. A. \". Valentine. Previously reported missing, now reported killed on July 14, l!)lli, but further reported by British Red Cross Society to have died of wounds on July 111, H)Hi, while prisoner of war.—Private K. M. French. Reported by liriti.-h Red Cross Society wounded, and still prisoners of war. — Corporal W. 11. Banks, ,Private C. Bromley. Lance-Corporal C. .Riclnirdson. Seriously ill.—Rilleman ?•'. (lihson (rheumatic, fever), Bombard.'cr 1!. A. Williams and Gunner W. J. Alder (from wounds). 'Removed from seriously ill list.—Sapper T. 11. Thompson, Private E. F. Bartels. Dangerously ill from wounds.—Trooper J. T. Riuld. Xow convalescent. —Trooper A. W. Green. (Pronounced out of danger.—Trooper VV. A. Forsyth, Troopar L, Francis.