ROLL OF HONOR.

Taranaki Daily News, 30 September 1916, Page 5

ROLL OF HONOR.

CASUALTY LIST. . By Telegraph.—Press Association Wellington, Last,N%M* Killed in action.—Privates P. Bloxhanrf *. Brown, R. Ormrod, C. F. Masiey, J Bi I'ettigrew, J. T. Reynolds, D. Stawarfc A. Terry. '

Died of wounds.—Rifleman .T. Avla AVoundod.-Trooper B. S. Barnett Prt« vato A. ]■:. Holden, Private C. J. Pricej I Rifleman H. L. Clements, Rifleman tf N; Downey, Rifleman A. J. Yearßtary! Trooper L. p. Moffntt, Teniporary-Oor-poral G. E. Wood, Private J. W. Catter< mole Lance-Corporal A. L. R. Stubbington, Rifleman A. T. Prince, Private T M. M. Cook, Private M. Gray, Trooper G, Arnold, Trooper 0. Mullia'rc, Private X Wagner, Private J.'Adams, Private H/M M. Bower, Corporal G. Boxall, Private.l. Hristow, Private 0. Brown, Lance-Cor-i 11 oral T. A. G. Bulman, Private W. Byerfc 1 rivato C. Campbell, Private A. E Collins, Private A. Coulter, Private J. Ede!. fions Private A. Franklin, Sergt. A.M.. Hamilton, Private Harry R. Cook, Prh vote P. Home, Private D. Hunter, Prfc vato C. Johnson, Private G. Lee, Privates G. Lmklater, Private J. M. MeK«n»lo, Private T. V. McKnight, Private H. W McLeod, Private E. Matheson, Serwani n «-» We "' Privatc H ' Melville, Private '• . M ' llel *; Lance-Corporal F. A. Murney, Private A. W. Pnlcnaki, Private H, Pari foiisoii, Private H. W. Passey, Private; A. Rae, Private E. A. Richardson, Prh '■te (J. J.;. Richardson, Private J. C, 1 Robertson, Private J. p. Rowland, Priv '.nte H. E. .simsoii, Private S. Thomas, 1 rivate E. A. WooUcy, Rifleman M. wX WRhan, Rifleman L. Clark, Rifleman F.S. hichl rivate R. A. Lory, LanceKJorporaJ A. L. Hooker, Rifleman J. AndfW, Unee-Corpwal R. a. 0. CollimvK'fbmaii H. L. Dobbs Rifleman F. C. Eyle.4, RtfW man S. 11, Pcthevi<-k, T.anco-Corporal 0/ vV. Embiing. Acting-Lanec-Cornoral T, ( R Heald, Privatc T. G. Mason, Sergeant H. Ashton, Lanco-Corporal W. Jackson. l.ance-Corporal I. MeKenna, Acting-Oor-porn! B. Mason, Rifleman 1). R. Morrow,' Rifleman E. C. Xye, Rifleman J. o'Brien.j liifleman W. A. Pryor, Rifleman N. 0. Richardson, Rifleman G. Sislcy, Rifleman C. B. Stewart, Rifleman G. J. Thompson, Lnrce-Corporal W, X. Thorn, Lant'e-Cow poral J. H. Ward, Rifleman D. William* son, Corporal « Blake, Rifleman J. j; Pearson, Lance-Corporal S. Travia Private W. Hctheiinston, Rifleman L. G. V; Amies, Riflemari A. W. Bloom-field, Bifl* man E. Cornelius, Rifleman W. 0. Dob-i binsoii, Rifleman A Hamilton, Rifleman h. Horrax, Rifleman T. Joines, Rifleman E. Xohelty, Rifleman C. R. Otte, Rifemin S. Sellers, Rifleman H. H. StorW, Rifleman J. C. Stuart, Rifleman B. 0/ Wellington, Riflemin A, H. Spittalj T'-ooper A. H. Somnev, Private G. LV IKy,-C.S.U' <?. S;'.Bishop, Rifleman IV B. Coppin, Rifleman W. T. Faull, Rifle* uias J. Harrington, Rifleman J. CKeefe, Rifleman R, Ure, Rifleman E. A. Wood, f-'ifleman P. J. Kane, Rifleman J. Roehe, hifleman R, G. Blinko, Rifleman H. K, '•jil\eiisic, Rifleman I. Maxwell, Slightly wounded.—Sergeant W„ fij

TEQSE WHO HAVE FALLEHj Mr. Joseph Bennett, of Inglewood, wW Is at present an inmate of the New; Plymouth hn^;' ; i i.-eeived wo'fi yaiter* <lav that his second son Rifleman Har" old Bennett t-.« been killed in action id Fiance. Young Bennett win was just over 22 years of age, was a very well« known and very popular. He was a nop*: hew of Mrs. A. Collins, of Devon Street,! In yesterday's casualty lists: mj : Wounded; Private Arthur Robinson (next-of-kin, Mrs. Ellen RoWrwoa, Ingle* wood, mother) i Private John W. Ward •Mrs. \V. Bailey, Hine Street, New Ply* mouth); Gunner Arthur E. Huse(Mrs. B< Huse, Midhirst); Private Alois W. Klanv •ier (Mr. A. Klenner, Kaimata); Riflev man A I!, Masters (Mr. Jonas Masterau otratford); Trooper F. J. R. CraHn (Mr* Mary Crann, Govcr Street, New Ply< mouth) -, Corpoal Royston N. S. ChUholm' (Thomas Chisholm, sen., Hawer*); Bom. hardier Kdgar A. Fincham (E. Finchara, f!r.in Street, New Plvmouth) j Private Percy Lewis (Mrs. M. Bridge, Soctit Road, Haweia); Corporal Samuel J. McNeill (R. J. McNeill, Auroa); Lane* Corporal Clarence Russ (Thomas Rusiv Onunakc Road, Stratford); Riflemen AU lort C. Shearer (Mrs. Emily Howell, Lemon Street, New Plymouth); Riflei man Joseph p. Naughton (Win. Naugh-. ton, Matapu). Wounded and admitted to hospital; Corporal Norman Foden (K Foden, Hawera); Rifleman Edwin Hsri Irison (Kapuni).

Bombardier Hugh Stocker, reported' killed, was n son of the Ven. Archdeacon Stocker, formerly of Invercargil) and now residing iii Christcliurch, and was a brother of Sir. Harry Stocker, of New Plymouth. Bombardier Stocker w&b 2T) years of age, and was educated at Invert etirgili. Some, years ago he was in tha office of Mr E. Griffiths, Sew Plymouth,' and before enlisting was sheep-farmrLg near Oisborne.

Air. W. K. Bendall received word ywi« torday that his eldest son, George, died of wounds on September 10. Private iiendall was an old boy of the New Plymouth High School, where lie was very popular. He left with the 13th Reinfi reoinents, and would have been 21 jears of age. in January nevt. -

Advice has been received that Private J. W. Ward (second son of Mr. J. Ward, New Plymouth), who left with the 13th ■Reinforcements, has been wounded.

Mr. H ly. Roberts, Courtenay Street, iO(oivcd news yesterday that his third eon, Claude, was killed in action on September 15. Private Roberts was only twenty-two years of age. Mrs. T). Simpson, New Plymouth, haa received advice that her brother, Private Albert Ilea! Crozier, was killed in action, on September 15. Before he en'.isted, Private Crozier was employed at tho /■loturoa Freezing Works.