ROLL OF HONOR.

Taranaki Daily News, 15 March 1917, Page 5

ROLL OF HONOR.

CASUALTY LIST. - Reported killed in action.—Sergeant H, I. Bailey, Privates J. Bilton, W. Chuck, G. A. llbert, H. J. Jesson, F. A. Lodge, P. McCarthy, C. Reinliardt, T. C. Webster, Riilcnicn A. J. Keating, J. Carncross, C. V. Fittall. Previously reported missing and believed killed, now declared by Court of lunjuiry killed in action.—Privates 11. 1. Bertlio, M. l>|iillip 3 . Previously reported missing, now declared by Court of Enquiry killed in action.—f.ance-Corporal M. - R. Henry, Privates (.. B. Jones. 8. (!. AV. Anuand. Died of (sickness 'in New Zealand.— Private It. L, ]{ou>c. Reporfed wounded.—Privates W. Drummoud, J. C. Wood, L. W. Mansell, ( Board, A. J. Bownmn, Lauce-Corporal I!. Chisholm, Privates R. Dunn, A. Easton, N". Pitkethley. P. J. Monaghan, P. J. Newman, H. J. Gilbert, il. Mollov, J. A. T. 'Thompson. E. Learrv, H. 11 Xewsou,-(!. A. Ward, R. Smith, W. T. R. J. Harris, T. Ogden, A. 0. Whitehead, I'. (J. Crogan, Captain C. Gasquoine, Second-Lieutenant A. G. Murch, Second-Lieutenant- T. 11. Torode, Rifleman J. J. Capper, Corporal J. T. Mulvaney, Riflemen N. C. Neilson, W. Richards, Privates B. T. Smith. G Hardy. Reported wounded and admitted to hospital.—Driver G. A. Moseley, Corporal R. B. Bell. Rifleman J. H. Stevens. Reported wounded slightly, remaining with unit—Corporal M. Chappell, Privates S. Coghlan, F. Mellliatton, Tem-porary-Corporal P. Prendergast, Private .1. 11. Sadler. HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT. Pronounced out of danger.—Trooper D. Daly. 1 Reported as not severe cases.—Sappers B. W. Frua, A. K. Rcddecliffc, F. E. Scarrott, Gunner C. H. Tucker, Privates I). \\ allace, M, A. Wearmouth, Trooper C. C. Wells. r