ROLL OF HONOR.

Taranaki Daily News, 14 March 1917, Page 2

ROLL OF HONOR.

hospital and progress report. Reported dangerously ill.—lPrivato A. Croft. ' " ! Reported still dangerously ill.—Slipper"!!. ,T. W. Sweetman. Reported gliil dangerously ill, but progressing .favorably—Privates P. J. Newman. J. D. Peterson. Reported seriously ill.—Private J. If. Brniljiwaite, bombardier F. X. Holder, Rilieinen V. E. Neilson and E. R. Seller. Reported removed from seriously ill 'list.—Private N. IPraiignell. llcportnl as severe eases— Sap))er S. B. Bevan, Serjeant A. N. Blucher, Private A. P. Dougherty. Lance-Corporal F. A. Qillman, Corporal 11. V. Goodsir, Gunner W. Ilawkes, Privates R. Hepburn, A. I). Mcßeath, ». F. McKay, E. J. Slieplierd, 11. Smith, C. I. Somerville, Gunner G. B. Tiiorason, Privates M. Swords, T. 10. T'ole, J. WftDi'fi, M. Wagoner, 11. P. Walsh, S. G. Wood, Sapper J. D. Watt. Not reported ai severe cases.—Lieuts. B. J. Jacobs, A. W. Johnson-,■ R. G. Ridling', li. J. E. Smith, Sergeant C. E. 0. Ball, Nurse L. Burke, Privates R. D. Allen, P. Adams, J. Anderson, W. A. I Anderson, E. C. Baker, J. ]S T . Baxter, H. I ■Bethel!, J. H. Braitlnvaite, J. R. Br'ocklcsby, E. Barry, Riflemen C. Bartholomew, G. L. Bishop, H. C. Boyd, LanceCorporals G. CollevyL. E. Dixon, J. W. T. Gow, G. C. Gray, Corporal T. L. Lee, StaiT-Sergeant L. H. Brown, Gunner C. I). Campion, Privates G. Cave, 'L. C. Collins, F. F. C. Collett, J. Croslaiid, P. A. Cook, S, T. Davidson, J. Finn, T. Pord, J. 0. Gougli, J. E. Hale, W. B. Jefferson, W. Xanika Toi, W. Teaper, 0. B. Lozell, J. A. McDonald, A. Mooney, LCorporal D. L. Maclntire, Drivers N. Mcl-herson, J. A. J. Mackie, W. Hanson, A. R. Morrison. Reported as severe case.;.—R. C. Morrison, Lance-Corporal J. J. Nisbet, Privates R. Paki, R. Palmer, Driver C.i L. Podmore, Corporal Leo G. Pope, 2nd Corporal W. H. Dafferty, Privates W. Ramage, W. H; Richards, Lance-Sergeant G. 11. Seddon, Privates H. Shepherd, H. J. Smith, 11. J. Taylor, R. Taylor, C. A. [Teanue, It.. Thomas, Gunner S. F. Tait. Removed from seriously ill list: Sergt. F. N. Holder, Corporal H. G. Howie, Rifleman S. O'Learv.

Severe cases: Captain J. E. IT. Mewett, Private X A. .J. Bowan, Rifleman T. Butcher, Rifleman A. T. Butler, Private A. C. C. Clark, Private. A. Helm, Rifleman N. A. Holloway, Private P. Larkin, Rifleman G. L. Lewis, Private J. McIntyre, Private 11. E. Ncwson, Driver R. B. Penlington, Private L. S. Ross, Rifleman R. Smith, Gunner R. B. Williams. '

Not severe cases: Captain J. F. Coursy, Captain W. Ward, Lieut. K. G. Chamberlain, Lieut. W. R. Grace, Lieut. H. "Tipping, Private C. T. Adams, Private J. L. Adams, Private C. Anderson, Gunner J. 'A. Archibald, Private W. Barnard, Private G. O. P<oyd, Driver A. Bradford, Private W. G. Camrnell, Private M. Carter, Private N. W. Chnppell, Rifleman E. Clements, Temporary-Corporal R. D. Climie, Sergeant A C'oiilon,-Private W. G Coombcs, Corporal A C'ouper, Trooper 1). J. Creed, Driver E. J Cruikshank, Corporal W. J. Cunningham, Rifleman 11. J. Dawbin, Lanee-Corporal S. S. Deririck, Riflemen N. .J. Dulev, Sapper S. I). Kgan, Private E. J. Fifielil, Sapper P.. W. Friis, Private F. Gedilis, Private S. Gofton, Private C. A. Granger, Private F. Hanlv, Rifleman H. Hawtin, Private E. Howe, Corporal E. H. Hutcliings, Private C. J. Jackson, Company SergeantMajor C. P. M. Jrtckson, Sergeant A. Jones, Private H. L. Jones, Rilicman R. W. Johnson, Corporal R. G. Keith, PriT. 'P. Kelly, Eitleman 11. J. Lee, Private W. Lemon, Rifleman G. W. TI. Lowell, Private T. McDermott, Private W. R. McDougall, Private W, P. MeMahon, Private J. C. Mangan, Private IT. Molloy, Gunner K. Mulligan, Private J. Murphy, Private X. Neilson, Private J. Xoakes, Ri(lonian R. G. Paget, Rifleman 11. Parsons, 'Private F. H. Pearre, Driver R. B. Penlington, Private A. P.'P'onting, Private A. A. Potts, Sapper A, K. ReddeclilVe, Private F. J. Reddecliffe, Private R. Robson, Sapper F. E. Scarrott, Private J. Scott, Gunner G. C. Shaw, Private E. A. F. Smith, Rifleman P. Sparrow. Private F.G. Squire, Private tt. G. Stanfi'eld, Rifleman J .11. Stevens, Corporal C'. .K, Stewart, 'Private W. Sutton, Corporal K. Tareha» Rifleman T. Taylor, Rifleman P. Thomas, Private J. A. Thompson, Private J. P. Tunnel!, L-Corporaf B. R. D. Turner, Private C. 11. Upton, Rifleman F. Vercoe, Private V. W. Voller, Bombardier A. V. 11. Wall is, Private 11. Wav, Private F. E. 11. Weber, Private T.' Wbarchinga. Rifleman J. A. Williams, Private J. Wilson, Private H. J. Wood,' 'Private A. Woodcock, Private A. F. Tales, Private A. J. Young.

MEETING OF FARMERS. SOME DRASTIC RESOLUTIONS. a largely attended meeting of fanners at. Clandeboye, Canterbury, io discuss the requirements of the Efficiency Hoard, the following, res-olutions were passed:— To prevent high prices, scarcity and perhaps famine, tlm attention of the Government be, called to Mr. Anstoy's figures showing that larger quotas are being taken from agricultural districts than from city areas; and, further, that "'orkiTs belonging to the primary food lustries shall not be sent away until trainers, bookmakers, 'picture ace and theatrical staffs, lawyers, id, commission and other agents,' and 1 non-producers "be forwarded to the rout.

Recognising the Government's failure to deal in a businesslike way with military hospital troubles, wheat importations, etc., meat and wool purchases, especially dairy produce purchases, 'this meeting is gratified at the appointment of an Efficiency Board, and congratulates the Government pn recognising that business men, not politicians, are needed when a crisis arrives. It would urge the (lovernment to go a step further, call Parliament together, recall the Hon. W. E Massey and Sir Joseph Ward, and put the inanagement of the country's affairs, during war time, in business hands.