ROLL OF HONOUR.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 237, 4 October 1916, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR.

CAREERS OF THE TAXXEM. ;. •' OASTAiy H. K. SAKE. Captain" Harry ; Seith" Sarc, who' died on September 16 from wounds, waa-the youngest eon of Mr. dnd Mrs. George W. Sare,. of Dunedin. He was' educated at Otago Boye' High School and King's College, Auckland. He left the Dominion as Captain of D Company, 3rd Battalion, Is JZ.R., and. was commander of that company for a time in Egypt and France. : . : . . LIEUT. H. J. WOESLEY. Mr. W. H. Woieley, headmaster of the Hamilton West school, has received word that his eldest eon, Second-Lieutenant Harcld J. Wordeyj was wounded in France on-September 22. Lieut. Worsley is 21 ycare of age, and ie attached to the 3rd Machine Gun Company. Previous to enlistment toe was in the employ of the Auckland Education Board as -firet aseietant -at the Frankton District eehool. We was well known in Auckland and Waikato tennis and hockey circles, and was a member of- representative hockey teams Jn both districts. He was a member of the Hamilton -Methodist Church and Bible Class.' No particulars as to the extent and nature of hie wounds have been received. SECOND-LnCDTENANT JAMES R. BONGARD. Lieutenant James It. Bdngard, reported wounded, is the fourth 'eon of Mrs. Boegard, of -Devonport. He is 22 years of age, and was educated at th? Devonport school and Auckland Technical College. At- the outbreak -of war he waa employed-in Meesre. A. and -T. .Burt'B electzical department. -He joined the Motuihi Guard, and after seven months' service on the island was transferred to the -Expeditionary Force training camps, He left Kevr Zealand as a sergeant,/ and was promoted to commisioned rank on the field. He'was a member of the North Shore Hockey dab, and.master of a troop of -Devonport. Boy Scouts, he has two brothers, both lieutenants, on active service. sergt:-majoe storman todd. Sergeant-Major" Norman Todd, son of Mr. John Todd, JiP., Otahuhu, is reported wounded. His brother, Lieut. L. Xodd, is still in France, and another brother, William, is quartermaster-ser-geant at Trentham. SERGEANT C"W. McGAHAN. Sergeant C. W. McGahan, reported killed in action, was born at Tuakau, and 'was educated at VThangarata public Bchool and the. Auckland Grammar School. Prior to enlisting with the" Samoan Advance Guard, - Sergt. McGahan was employed 6n the railway, and was stationed at Ohakune. He returned from Samoa and joined the Expeditionary Force. I '

SHBGEANT JOHN T. ADAMS. Sergeant John Thomas Adams, "reported killed in.-action, was the fourth eon of;' Mr and Mrs R. - Adams of' Green Street, Ponsonby. He was 29 yeiare of age, "was born in 'Arch Hill,' and received his education at Tairua public school, Bay of Plenty. -Prior to enlisting -he was employed as mfll hand by Messrs. Gannnine and Co., ' at their Poneonby branch.. ' . ...," ..■,.-. . ■

CORPORAL ARTHUR HESKSt; Corporal A- Heskett, of, Otahuhu, Reported wounded, was employed'by the Auckland Gas Company prior to enlist uig. He was a member of the Otahuhu Fire Brigade. CORPORAL J. H. ARMITAGE. Corporal John H. Annitage,. reported killed in action, was a eon 'of-Mr and Mrs. J. H; Armitage <df: Stanley Street, Devonport. He had just completed a course at the Auckland University College before hie enlistment. CORPORAL LESLIE A. OT^EARY. An official communication'has. been-re-ceived that Corporal Leslie Arthur eldest eon oTMr and MreD. P. o"Leary, of Northeote, who was woumted in the spine, is lying dangerously ill in the 26th General ; Hospital, Etaples. I'rance.. ... . CORPORAL EDWARD O. NICHOLAS. Corporal Edward Owen -Nicholas, reported killed in action;'was 22 yeara of age, and was born in Auckland He received hie education at Richmond hood School and the Auckland Teehnieal CoUege. He.left New Zealand with the Kifle Brigade a year ago. His parents reside at Ponsonby. CORPORAL OSCAR F. .HUNT. Oecar F. Hunt, reported died of wounds, was 25 years of age. -Herecerved h» stripes during the recent *<S? 1T « Cor P° l * 1 was educated at the Ponsonby school, and for several yeare by the Ponsonby branch of Messrs. Hutchinson Broe.,Xtdl 'Eiirtf ••■"■■ in tt e butter" "•f *■"■«» a member of the PonZt y ?T¥- <3nbl dent of the Victoria Cruking.auh, and, assorted with hie , father/ with «. t i.*- 1 S l ■ Bu »'" P , ™ B 7mcht W-ter'ritch. r toorSi^rey^^ 6 iB C "- tm-CSORPORAL THOS. E.POWDBELL Lanee-Oorporal Thomas 'E "p O wiii»n ported wooded, at"^^ Thames, and is 27 years of age. Prior ItaSJlf'ST** ,, '*] ,,, 2nd fantry Battalion Ke was in the greengrocery hne in Remuera. He was «lf.n <> ««n*er of the Remuera Ffre gfgge? LANC&CORPORAL BAttEY. Laace<3orporal. Joseph Bailey, killed CtlOn On Septeniber 16, acquired a kon» Bands, airj as a clarinet player a t,° C<^ ied a Prominent place m the Dunedm Orchestral Society. S %Z~Z?A c TJf"* *« Auckland iindertn. gagement to the Lyric Theatre orch«ri-» ££ B^ 81, ! 4 * ,1 of ?hl f- ? e o'B'need and conducted bands which accompanied these SISTf r 8 third Z of the late J. B. Bafley, who came to New Zealand Reader of the Band of the 70th at the time of the ■Maori ware. RIFLEMAN H. H. STRONG Rifleman Henry H. Strong, reported North. Prior to enlisting he Wae engaged as cutter by Meesie. Macky, Logan, CaMwell, Ltd. Hβ w« 25 years rJ25' S" in Beritord wwi» «•«*»• err«w3ffi SeptaanbCTl3, 1882, who* » gtmaitWkme "•»*. * captain in the Hwtyjamaj jm*9 ■ .*WV ' ;-. • J X : £> ; . .■' - .... ',-. . - •"'. '-i