ROLL OF HONOR.

Taranaki Daily News, 2 July 1917, Page 7

ROLL OF HONOR.

CASUALTY LIST. By Telegraph.—Presa Association. Wellington, June 30. Killed in Action Lance-Corporal F. A. Brill. Died of Wounds Private L. H. B. Wel>b, (Rifleman A. E. Berry. Previously reported wounded, now reported not wounded, rejoined unit. Corporal R. Moorcock. Wounded. Driver H. J, Banchaps, Second-Lieu-tenant T. D. Barker, Private T. Alleyn, •Second-Lieutenant F. Cook, 'Lance-Cor-porals W. Bennett, A, G. Erikson, Riflemen A. .T. Munro, R. J. Powell, LanceCorporals W. J. Phillips. T. Jess, Private P. Wereta. FRIDAY'S LIST. J Killed in action:—Private T. B. Hail ! (Mr. Hall, Neiiv Plymouth, father); Private E. Old (C. Old, Kairaata, father); Private C. M'Conagle (New Plymouth, father). Killed in action:—Lance-CorpDrala H. H. Burnand, D. A. Mollillan, H. L. Nelson, Gunner M. S. McClymont. Sergeant R. J. Gordon, Privates F. M. Cranston, FMleaith, J. J. Noonan, N. F. H, Taven<ler, R. C. Broomlleld, T. Catlow, A, C. Cochran. Riflemen D. J. M. Chermisde, D. Crawford, A Irving. Previously rciported wtoundedi, now reported killed in action:—'Privates H. S. Simmons, N. A. Wrighit.

Died of sickness:—(Private W. Tuhiwai.

Died of •wounds: Corporal A. V. Sbrimraton (Mrs. E. Slirimpton, Whakamara). Died of wounds: —Gunner !H. W. Aljprncthy, Private W. 'Bailey, Shippers T. Tj. Tester, J. McCathie, Corporal A. .T. Rrtbinson, Privates S. N. Bannister, J. B. Campbell, W. F. Hales, fiergeantMajor A. R. Wheway, Privates H. Roberts, Lance-Corporal A. J. Hancock. Private J. • McNeece, Riflemen V. C. Carthv, P. M. Freylburg, Privates E. J, Byan, W. Rochford. Wounded: Private W. A. Wehber (Mrs. E. Webber, New Plymouth, mother) ; Private L. (Hartley (Mrs. M. .Hartley, New Plymouth, mother); Private C Lealand (Mrs. A. W. Lealand, New Plymouth, mother); Private J. Sim {Mies Sim, New Plymouth, sister) • Sergeant F. H. Masters (J. Masters, Stratford, father); Private M. W. Oliver (Mts. M. A. Oliver), New Plymouth, mother).

Reported wounded:—Second-Lieuten-ant F .A. Hosking, Corporal C. H. Coles, Lance-Corporal H. A. Paynes, Privates H C. George, iP. Nicol, E. P. Willetts, K. E. Thomas, H. T. iStrathers, 0. ®. Dixon, S. J Att/wood, S. E. Butland, W. Cormack. R. T. Coxon, C. .T. Cronin, W. Contts, W. (Hunter, A. M. iLoomes, G. Nilson, G. Pelvin, A. G. Spraggs, Sapiper .T. Ryan. Privates C. E. Gallagher, R. Hamlev, H. Melville, F. G. AWbott. W. S. F.dgeeombp, W. Hallen. Corporal J. F. Wells, Privates B. 'Sinclair, G. Biel'by, W. D. Durt'.vordie, Captain B. H. Morrison. Second-Lieutenant A. W. 'l&fferty, Privates F. A. Wise, T. C. >Baw. H. Burgess, 0. Clark, R. Davev, E. England, H. Wild, W. P. Evans, 0. W. Olsen, A. Benson, Lance-Corporal A. Brown, Private* R. W. Dalley, W. Todd. iR. Watson,, W. 'B. Naylor, Lieutenants W. W. Chapman. L. I. Manning, Riflemen L. Baker, C G. Bradlburv, •!. T. W. Cole, W. J. Davidson, H. C. Ross, M. ScoCl, T. Underwood. Sergeant J. N. Walsll, Riflemen B. C. Watkins. T. B. Winchester, S. F. Signal. W. iM. Walker, Lance-Cor-poral R. Black, Riflemen W. J. C. Steven*. G. B. Croker, R. A. Willcox. Reported wounded emlfarked for England:—Rifleman E. F. Blamshard. Reported wounded admitted to hospi-tal:—Lance-Corporal C. St. Entford, Driver R. Smith, Privates J. Wallace, H. F.. Ball, F. J. Johnson.. W. Hobson, W. Chi'hnlm, S. Costello, R. H. Dixon, W. ,T. Elliott, J. Gilkinson, F,. Thomas, H. Hollowav, M. Tipton, E. Burgess, W. E. Moore, E. T. Hancock, T. A. Sabiti, R. I". Black, D. G. Needliam, Sergeant R. F. Catever. Corporal L. W. Clartc, Privates P. Helbden, I. A. Betts, A. McCord, Lance-Corporal J. A. Cook, Privates N. R. Hamblvn, R. Hansen, F. €. Allen, ,T. L. Oostello, .T, McKenzte, E. H. Ramming,. R. Ash, W. J. Tripp, W. H. Bethell. W. Jamieson, Lance-Corporal A. Laurie, Privates H. Tewhao. M. O'Flaherty, P. Matchett. J. C. Smith, J. Guyton, L. Chainev, J. Hellyer, Lance-Cor-pnral E. D. McDonald, Privates J. Simmons. A. E. Thomson, R. W. Tipene, Corporal W ~T. Watt, Riflemen A. S. Dewar, G. Griffiths, Lance-Corporal P. D. Willing. Rifleman A. W. Cumming,. Lance-Corporal C. J. HuM>ard, Riflemen A. F. Burns, E. P. Hally, R. Peters, R. 1). Hanton, H. G. Holt, A V. Rein, LanceCorporal A E. Wilkins, Rifleman W. H. Woodham. Privates H. Teparo, J. G. F. Dickson, Sergeant 18. W. Hewat. Privates D. Jones, G. Morgan, Rifleman E. H. Hughes, Private Monro, Rifleman R. J. Hogen. Reported wounded, admitted to hospital and discharged again:—Private F. Rais trick. _ „ Slightly wounded: Private J. 33. Young (Mrs. J. J. Young. HaweraL Reported 'wounded, rejoined unit:— Private C. R. Jury, Rifleman E. Enwright. . . Reported slightly wounded, remaining with unit:—Lance-Corporal A. P. Scott, Private H. T. Brewer, Driver N. Wallace. Private W. F. Rodgers, Lance-Cor-poral E. H. Beaumont, Privates W. H. Rilev, T. F. H. Young. Previously reiported wounded, now reported not wounded: —IPrivaites R. Edwards, T. Ogden-Warren, L. Craighead, B. MeCauley. Previously reported -wounded, now reported not 'wounded, rejoined unit: Rifleman R. S. Nieol. Previously reiported slightly wounded, remaining with unit, now reported admitted to hospital: —Private E. Churchin - Previously reported wounded, now reported injured accidentally:—Private W. Sutton. , Reported wounded: —Private T. Mate. Reported woundedi. admitted to liospi- • tal:— Privates W. Anderson, P. Mattero, ' W. Paul, P. H. Teanini, P. Haenoa, J. D. Hopkinson, Lance-Corporal M. R. " Jones, Privates M. Karehana, W. A. , Pitama, W. Tekeipa, M. Williams.

HOSPITAL PROGRESS REPORT. , A hospital progress report contains the following:— (All Privates unless otherwise stated). Dangerously ill. — L. Grooby (Taranaki), G. Horton (New Plymouth). Still dangerously ill—D. Lan»ley (New Plymouth). . Seriously ill—l. Cunningham (Hawera), F. L. Lye (Wftitava), C. J. Kandell (Taranaki). > Severe oases-A. H. Birchall (WaverT, B. B#»Ui (Patsa), A. O. Drake

(Inglewood), E. C. Hopkins (Rahotu), J. A. McCook (Opunake), P. r. Marchant (Cardiff).

Not reported as severe cases—G. C. Crocker (Hawera), A. Curd (Taranaki), P. C. Evetts (Inglewood), L. iS. Inston (Inglewood), A. Jensen (Waitotara), A. Kiral'berg (New Plymouth), F. MeKenna (Patea), J. E. E. Marsh (Inglewood), M. \V. Oliver (New Plymouth), R. M. Shields (Patea).

HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT. Reported dangerously ill:—*Rifleinen E. Dass, A. W. Munyard. J. J. M. Rowe, L. H. B. Welbb, A. Wishart.

Reported dangerously wounded:—Captain J. Thompson. Reported still ill:—Rifleman SI. Amondson, Rifleman J. Burrough, S. (H. E. Chapman, G. S. Donald, T. Donovan, IH. Evevctt, Rifleman W. J Farrolw, J. Hotere, Corporal P. E. Kyne, W. W. Shelton', L. 0. Simpson, Rifleman J. Wade, K, Warena, Lanee-Corporal P. White.

Reported removed from dangerously ill list:— G. M. Day, Refliman E. IA. Florence, M. H. Giddens, Lance-Corporal A. McDonald, T. A. .McNeill, Reported seriously ill:—(Sapper D. !H. Beck, Rifleman T. Boyd, F. Elliott, J. Egan, J. Glen, Corporal J. Keatleyi, Corporal iS. H. Norman. Exported still sferiously ill:—H. E. ,Bonar, 0. A. Caradus, Rifleman W. Dean, J. Donovan, J. A. Erwin, J. A. G. Flower, J. M. Franklin, (Rifleman T. V. George, A. F. Gregory, Gunner S. Hain, Wm. Henderson, Trooper A. Einton, H. 'Hollings, 8. A. Johnson, A. Kay, C. A. King, Rifleman G. H. Lane, Rifleman D. J. Mannex, Catptain W. M. Millan, Rfm. H. Parker, T. J. Smith. H. T. Speer, F. Sutton, C. N. M. Tilley, Rifleman J. Walker, H. Whakataka. Reported as severe cases:—Lieutenant G. H. Nicholls, J. L. Belcher, H-. Bell H. S. Bishop, S. A. 'Bond, W. Bowman, T. 0. Brierley, W. J. Bryan. 'Rifleman E. H. Campbell, Wm. Chisliolm, C. Clairk, A. S. Clarke, W. C. Clindberg, Swapper C. Cohum, Lance-Corporal L. Conway, Rifleman C. C. Cotton, C. Courtney, R. M. Cowan, R. H. Cos, C. W. Dickins, LanceConporal C. D. Fairbrother, Bergen nt J. Findlay, Sergeant J'. Fish, Trooper W. Flint, 'Sergeant J. Fraser, J. 11. Fray, A. Fryer, J. P. Garside, Rifleman N. Greaves, Lance-Conporal D. Haliburton, Rifleman B. Hall, R. A. Halliday, C. Harding, W. Harvey, F. G. .Wayward, Rifleman C. E. Henderson, R. D. Henley, W. 0. Hill. T. Hodgkinson, E. Jacolbson, W. Jury, Rifleman iA. Kennish, G. A. Kett, W. R. Keys, W. J. Kirkwood, Rifleman Wm. Lapham, Sapper W. L. Littlejohn, Lance-Copporal E. L. Lye, T. McCresney, Sergeant W. McConachy, A. H. McGregor, Gunner I. -H. MdLean, Sapper R. W. McLennan, A. N, McLeod, F. S. Martin, C. Mathias. Corporal S. E. Merreden, J. Mills, A. J, B, Norris, H. R. Percival, S. Price, G. C. Rae, F. J. Rasmus; en, Corporal J. Robertson, E. W. Wthefford, Rifleman W. J. Salton, Rifleman V. Sargison, Sergeant Wm. Sarratt, IA. J. Sheat, Lance-Corporal C. Smith, Conporal E. Smith, P. Stewart, Wm. Storey, J. Sullivan, iM. ISweeney, M. J. Symes, Rifleman A. Tattersall, J. Thomas, Gunner A. Thornett, Rifleman E. N. Vercoe-. Sergeant J. Walker, C. A. Ward, Corooral R. B. Warnock, S. R. Webby, ■Corporal J. F. Wells, F. L. Wlieeler, A, : y White, Sergeant F. iR. Wlhitelook, Lance-Oorporal IPercy D. Willing, Rifleman G. W. Wilson.

Wednesday's list contained 367 names —155 'killed or died of wounds and 212 wounded. Among the list were the following:— Killed in action—S. 11. McEwan (T. W. McEwan, New Plymouth, father), R G Shield (iA. W. Shield, Whangamomona, brother), E. W„ Thrush (G. Thrush, New Plymouth, father), E. D. Astlrury (ID. L. A. Astibury, Mangatoki, father), J. Matthews (A. C. Pease, Hawera) A. J. Wilks (Mrs. E. Wilks, Inglewood, mother), W. Clark (J. Clark, Okato, father), 'F. J. James (Mrs. E. James, New Plymouth, mother). Wounded, s.droittGtL to ho sip it 3.1 T. W. Hazelhurst (W. Hazclliurst, Waverley father), C. D. Hoskyn (M. C. Hoskvn, Waitara, wife), T. R, Crocker (R. Crocker, Bell Block, father), J. Hammerslev (Mrs. M. iHammersley, Kaponga, mother), J. Marshall (Mrs. A. Marshall, Patea, mother), J. (Bertrand (Mrs. F. C. Burke, Urenui, sister), G. Ireland (E. Ireland, Waverley, father), J. Capper (G Capper, Kaimata, father), J. Dean (C. Harrison, New Plymouth), L. T Gill (H. Gill, Whangamomona, father), L. J. Leal and (Mrs. E. Lealand, New Plymouth, mother), A. Ward (Mrs. A. Ward, Rahotu, mother).

Mr. G. Capper, Kaimata, on Wednesday, received a telegram from the Defence Minister stating that his son. J. Caipper, has again Ibeen (wounded (severely) and admitted to the hospital. This makes the third time that Sergt. Capper has been wounded. News is to hand of the death in 'action in France of Private Jack Matthews, sen of the late Jus. Matthews, who lived at Normanby many years. Private Matthews left with the Sixths, <md was attached to the Otago Infan-

try. I The name <rf Rfm. T. H. Booth, of Patca. appears anions; the list of severe j eases in hospital at Home. Tihc names of Sergeant Frank McKenna and Mm. R. M. Shield, of Patea, appear among the list of the "not severe" cases in hospital at Home. Pte. J. Marshall, Bon of Mrs. A. Marshall, I'atea, is among those wounded and admitted to hospital from the Western front. Mrs. Hunt, of Patca, has received word that her brother, Mm. Rives Allen had Ibeen 'killed in action on the western front. Mm. Allen, who was horn in the Alton district, left ■with the ■N 7. Rifle Brigade (Earl of Liverpool's Own) and up to the la&t Big Push had passed through the various engagements unscathed. Of Mrs. Hunt's'six brothers one has now made the supreme sacrifice, one has returned from active service, tiwo others are still at) the front, a fifth is in camp ait Trentham, and the sixth -was recently rejected on account of being under military age. The sympathy of all will be extended to Mrs. Hunt and family for the loss sustained. —Press. „ . . Mr R Crodker, Fitzroy, has received a cable from his son, Pte. T. R. Crocker, who was wounded on June 8, to the effect that he has now recovered and returned 'to the front.