ROLL OF HONOR.

Taranaki Daily News, 20 February 1917, Page 7

ROLL OF HONOR.

CASUALTY LIST. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, Feb. 17. The following reported died of wounds.—Lance-Corporal Wm. ■ Richardson. Died of disease.—Lance-Corporal H. S. Stevens. Wounded, admitted t 0 hospital.—Privates ,T. B. Amiabell. H. Healy, J. C. Rcwo, Sergeant R. P. Thomas, New Zealand Brigade, Riflemen F. Liversedge, A. L. Roil. Wounded embarked for England.—Private P. H. Mmm. Wounded admitted to hospital sines rejoined unit.—Private F. C. Lamb. Discharged from hospital.—Lance-Cor-pora! J. D. Wright. The following Australian casualties have next of kin resident in New Zealand:— The following reported wounded and admitted to hospital.—G. McGrath, P. Murphy. Admitted Ist General Southern Hospital sick, severe.—Private A. G. Arcne. Admitted to Tidworth Military Hospital.—Vincent. South African Forces—The following have next of kin in New Zealand:— Sick, now progressing favorably.—Corporal Mahony. P.eported dangerously ill.—Private E. D, ,T. Neale. Still dangerously ill.—Gunner W. Bowers, Privates P.' Grasses, T. A. Rushbrooke, J. C. Stevens, Sergeant H. H, Sutton. Removed from seriously ill list.—Privates H. Hall, A. P. Stewart. Not reported as severe cases. —Private II J. Taylor, Corporal A. H. Thomas, Trooper D. Woods.