ROLL OF HONOR.

Taranaki Daily News, 11 October 1916, Page 5

ROLL OF HONOR.

CASUALTY LIST Wellington, I ast Night. Reported killed in action.—Trooper 15. G. Smith, Temporal r-Captaiu .) L. Herbert, Second-Lieutenant W. M. Walliushaw. Reported died of wounds —Trooper J. M, Hampton, Gunner ('. R Tait, Privates A. E. Frampton, A r . J. Sloan, Riflemen 11. M. Henry, T. Podges, D. 11. Fergie, Lance-Corporals A. J. Barlow, ll'. Christiansen. Died of appendicitis.—Gunner S. Bennet. Hied of pneumonia.—Actine-Corporal P. T. Cameron, Private A. J. Wilson. Reported missing.—Second-Lieutenants R. Goodwin, W. •llowden.

Reported wounded.—Trooper C. Scott, Captain W. Ward, rempoiary-Captaiu J. R. Bodley, Second-Lieutenants V. R. Baker, R. R" Gow, A. C. Aitken. Privates A. Riches,- C. Becke, X. McKcnzie, W. h. Oliver, J. Hunter, ,1. Vcitch, J. V. Keating, Sergeant W. Saohller. Acting-Lance-Corporal A. Ree. Riflemen J. 1. Carr, ('). (!. Chalmers, P. L, Xockols, C. 'Pyeroft, J. S. Thomson, 0. Robertson. Reported wounded, admitted to hospital.—Sergeants K. Ryan, 11. W. Angel), J. C. Curl', Lance-Corporal P. .1. Xapier, Corporals J. J. Morris, IT. Rathurst, R. Kilpatrick, P. George, Troopers K. Regnault, A. Slni, Privates C. C. Griffin, A>. Twohev, \V. P. Riches ''' Millar, S. W. .Roberts, .1. Anderson, (!. H. Grooby, L. A. Harper, W. A. Parker, J. \V. Ronnie, .1. A. Wellborn, .1. \V. Wigg, J. T. Bunton, (i. 11. Wilson, D. Collins, A. Frank, W. 11. Hole, R. A. Hume, R. J. OUclntyre, 3. V. Robertson, W. Chambers, Riflemen T. W. Grant, F. Vord, ,T. R. Jones, J. D. Vernon, W. G. Warren, V. A. Atkinson, l'\ R. Chapman, J. Gordon, J. Ilcrk, G. I'atterson, C. G. V. Pepper, W. Sloan, C.S.M. F. Rogers, Trooper L. Greenawax, Gunner T. R. Brown, Tenvporary-~Sergeant C. G. Burgess, Corporal L. A. Kingett, Sergeant I J. McDougall, Lauoe-Corporal3 E, p.

Dingwall, If. T. Davidson, J. Roche, Wj .1. Baker, W. Smith, Privates H. Hawke, W. Lemon, W. P. FoxweJl, J. W. Watt, A. K. Thomason, R. IT. Puller C. T. ifarrigan, A. >I. Willetts, \V. S. Lindsay, P. S. J.ownie, P. S. Proctor, D, Hhiml, W. Robertson, S. .1. Sharman, M. Short, J. Veitch, Riflemen r L 11. Robin-» son, K. J. (Hover, J. T. Tynan, J, 3 t Bradley, G. A. Herbert, G. C. Larnl), J, Taylor, P. D. Dea Forges, H. A. Halvorsoii, J. Finnerty, W. S. Kelly, E P. Lees, E. Lipponen, R. Monaghn, S. Peart, H. Xoble, 'J'. Telford, W. S. Kerr, Lieutenant H. T. Boscnaven, Lance-Corporal H. 'P. Wilson, Sergeant 1-1. F. Xunn. Reported died oi pneumonia.—Private Kingi Haniana. Reported wounded.—Major S. Rfco< Private Wircmu Karati. HOSPITAL AXD PROGRESS REPORT. Seriously ill,—Private A. X. Gran,t» Rifleman W. A. McKenzic. i'. Dangerously ill.—Trooper I. G. P. Ittffc Ran, Rifleman P. Eisfelder, Private P. <J. Fahy, Lance-Corporal D. Urquhart, Rifleman J. W. Dariee, Rifleman J. J. Robertson, Private L. Smith, Trooper A. B« Parkinson. ■ ' Dangerously ill, but improving>* Riflemen W. Maley, 0. Burnet, J. Gopdon, l.ance-Corporal R. S. Judson RifWmen S. {-'axon, P. Tiriri Dangerously ill.—Private R. G. Phinn. Rifleman 'P. Sanderson, Corporal H. A. Jack, Private R. Kindberg, LaneeCorporal C. Roid, Riflemen J. Archibald, I). A. (Oliver, Private R. Wilson, Rifleman E. .Jones, Private R. G. Brookes, 'Private P. Cannell, Private J. Mowat, Riflemen T. A. Wilson, A. .T. Year-bury, Private X. A. Hill, J. P. Woods, Rifleman (i. W. Griffin. Removed from dangerously ill liite* Trooper 11. Mackenzie. Condition improved.—'Private E, ft Andrew. £~'' AMONGST THE FALLEN, Among the list of thoso wounded $1 the recent great offensive appear ioe names of Private John White, son of Mrs. E. Laildlaw, Waverleyj Privato Alfred L. Mest, of Weetmere; Private Prank Counell and Private Levi H. Saunders, all of whom are well known in the Waverley district. Private G. J. Paina, formerly of the Patea 'Post Office, is amongst the wounded. Another Patea boy, Private ' Sydney Mercer,, is amongst the list of killed. Private Alex. Bold, son of Mr. A. Reld, of South road, Hawera, died of wouflti* on September 'Hi. The deceased went away witli the Seventh Reinforcements, and after seeing service in Egypt, left with the Xe'.v Zealand Brigade for . France, where he encored the trendies ' v on May 12. He wa?. a member of the Hawera Territorials and held the rank oi sergeant previous to enlisting. In Monday's lUis appear the names of the following Taraaaki men;— Killed in action: Private Charles Langdon (A. ('. Langdon, Haw era); Rifleman Frank Keightlev - (p. Keiglitley, #idhirst) j Rifleman Print)., Joseph. Casiy (Mya. Moles, Pubagi; *t,iflejiifia Hector Kappely ( kappeley,' PwiamaL Died of wounds: Rifleman las. Burr (H. Burr, Tarata. Jngle.wood); (Rifleman Sydney Mercer (Geo. Mercer, Patea). Wounded: Trooper Harry Langdon Joll (11. T. Joll, New l'lvmouth); Lanee-Oor-poia- las. 11. Middiuinm (Mrs. E, MdHardley (F-. Hardiev, Hawera); Primta Doughs McLeod (Donald McLeod, Kaponga); Private Ernest G. Goodwin (T. Goodwin, higUwood): Pneat* James Lowe (S. Lowe, Awakino); Hugh ;K. Kearick (W. G. Kenrick, Hawera); •Rifleman Gordon Beat-on (A. BeatMtt Eltham); Rifleman I'hos. A. G. Begc mont (Mrs. K. Beaumont, NohntoWn Hawera); Rifleman Thos. R. H. Brigg Goodwin, lnglowood); Private Jafljiet Rifleman Vahtc Oo'ble (Mrs. Goble Norfolk road, Inglcwood); RifleifaJ John McCook I.Toh:i"McPook, Opmake); Rifleman. Gordon P. McGregor (C. M© Crcgoy. V.aholu); Act ; n?-Sergt. Leonard Runt (Robert Hunt, Manaia); Privite Alan Godfrey Bailey (W. Bailey, Inglewood). Wounded, admitted to ho»pi« tal: 'Private Alfred S. Raker (Mrs. A. H, Baker, Inglcwood). Wounded, embarked for England: Rifleman Ted (Mrs. P. W. Scott, Tntrlowood). Private Watt:, son of Mrs. C, of Hawera, was killed in action On September 3. He was serving xntb. foe. Australian forces. Mr. J. R. Hill received advice on Monday that his son, Xelson A. 'Hill* is in \ general hospital at Rouen, lying lv ill from wounds. 'Private J. W. Bnchlcr, of the 11th Reinforcements, who wa* killed in action in Prance,' was for three years school teaching at Urenui. He was born 'in Dunedin and educated at Wellington College His brother, Mr. L. A. Buchler, is headmaster of the Palmerston High School. Private Buchlei leaves a widow. and one eliild, a boy oi 2 1 /- years, lo mourn their loss. Mr. P. Des Forge?, of Oponalie. Hfreceived word that hi'.. ?on. P. D I>'» Forges, has been wounded in the "big ud>anee. Mr. Donald Praser, of Uruti, lias reef ived advice that hi. soa, Aii'hUi. las been wounded in Prance. News »vas received in Eltham yesterday that Private Georg? G. Chalmers, wlio was a member of Hie Bth Renforeements, had been wounded on SeptemDPr Kith. "George'' received his wound ia the chest. He w.i; for several year- an employee of the Egmor.t Bo» Factory. and bis numerous friends ara hoptful that his injuries are not severe, and that he will be able to get a littk cf his own back in future engagements. The latest casualty list contained the information that Private Tom BaKter, formerly of Eltham, had been killed in action. A carpenter by trade, Baxter was very fond of outside work, and in spare, moments played cricket for the Eltham Club. He was at one time a sergeant in the Eltham Territorials, and a good average shot with the rifle. Ho heard the call, and put aside, the e»w [ and batting pads, and joined the /defenders of liberty. He has gone, awl i his friends have the melancholy satisfaction of knowing that he did bis duty. Private Henry Chapman, wounded and ! embarked for England, is a son of X .1. Chapman, of Tongaporutu, not of New Plvmouth, as previously reported. Chaplain-Captain G. C. Cruickshank, ! reported wounded, was u few years ago stationed in Taranaki. He left as An- ' glican chaplain to the Mth Reinforce- ' ments. Trooper Oswald de W. Vanglmn (Wei- ' lington Mounted Rifles, wounded), en- ' listed from New Plymouth where lie ' was accountant in the Union Bank. Ha ' served in the. South African war, and ' was also wounded at Gallipoli. ' Corporal Ernest C. Stanley, son of ' Mr. W. Stanley, of Hill'-borough, is re- • ported wounded. He was also wounded twice at Gallipoli. • Private intimation has been received ' of the death from wounds, received in ' the Sommn battle, of Lhutenant Leo- • nard M. Liardet cld"r son of Mr apd > Mrs. H. Norman Liaidet of Wellington, • formerly of Stratford. Rifleman }L,C.,ißowie, of New Ply t mouth, recently■'■founded in France, hia • rejoined Juis regiment.