ROLL OF HONOR.

Taranaki Daily News, 15 June 1917, Page 5

ROLL OF HONOR.

1 " I CASUALTY LIST | Wellington, Juno 14. Killed in action—Private K. Mm-ehu. ' Wounded.—Privates R. Pontahi, A. I Hokai, K. Turner. Admitted to hospital, May -2!).—Privates T. Kerehoma and B. S. .Ngalai, 1 Corporal T. Moss. ! Wounded slightly, remaining with unit, May 28.—Sergeant G. Gardiner, ' Lancc-Corporal J. I. Morgan, Private J. : Broughton, Lieut. J. H. Hall. Wellington Last Night. Died of wounds.—Privates F. %■ ; Gough, C. H. Shearer. 1 Wounded, admitted to hospital.—Dn- ' ver C. J. Souness, Sapper P. R. Jonson. Wounded accidentally, admitted to ; ' hospital.—Rifleman H. Beams. Wounded.—Private David Taylor. HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT. Reported dangerausly ill.—Sergeant 0. M. Wilson, Lance-Corporal H. W. George, Sapper J. Delaney, Privates E.-.H. Baker, J.'Brett, J. Graham, 0. S. Graham, D. Lahgley, J. McMahon, P. J. Smith, D. Taylor. Still dangerously ill—Private G. Byrne, Corporal W. E. Dalziell, Sapper S. Davies. i Still dangerously ill, but improving i Rifleman D. M. Clark, Privates C. J. ■ Jackson, P. C. Lamb, i Removed from dangerously ill list.— Lancß-Corporal A'. Fraser, Privates A. 1 Henderson and D. A. Smith. Seriously ill.—Bombardier A. Barker, Sapper D. H. Beck, Gunner R. R. Coe, Corporal W. E. Dalzell, Privates E. T. Dillon, E. Sainsbury, T. A. Stephens, J. A Webb, Rifleman W. J. West.