THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

Press, Volume LI, Issue 15394, 27 September 1915, Page 6

THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

YESTERDAY'S LIST. (PBJtSS ASSOCIATION" TXLECaAM.) WELLINGTON", September 26.' The following casually list was issufed on Saturday night: —

KILLED IN ACTION, i AUCKLAND BATTALION". (Previously reported missing, April * 25th. by unit. Furthor reported" killed in action April 35th and not' - missing. Delay caused by inresti Ration of contradictory accounts.)% Troup. James Alexander, Private. IJ., • 15120 (J. Troup, Te Kuiti, father)]-; (Previously rcportod wounded missing. April 2oth; farther ported killed in action April 25t&,$f Bell, Ronald Jnmw, Private. 12-lli8'?;. (Joseph Bell, To Aroha, father). f"v (Previously reported killed in action toK unit, April 25 th; further reporteqf, 5 ' killed in action, May Bth.) Devonside, George ltobert. Private:,': 12-724 (W. J. Devonside. LjveN* pool). ■ v, : Drowet, Oliver Hnwke*, Private, 134)33' ; (Thomas Drewet, Hokianca. father). * FIELD ARTILLERY. (August 25th.) Godwin, Neville Herbert, Gunner. 2-25 (R. C. Godwin, Northumberland • avenue, London). • DIED OF WOUNDS. | OTAGO BATTALION. '>§ (September 7th.) U' t Sutherland, Goorgo James. Ooroorst--8-1849 (Mrs *f. lombo atroot, Christchureh, wif^M missing. ;;;; . ' • -M-* . AUCKLAND BATTALION. (Previously reported wounded, August'' Bth; further reported wounded abd" '• missing, August' 22nd.) «y Price, Alfred, Private, 12-2088 (Albert) Prico t Birmingham, father).,,^ mm. ' DIED OF DISEASE."* CANTERBURY MOUNTED • > (Died of Gibraltarj Augtjit . Watson, Herbert Porcy, Trooper. MBft'yi Edward Wilfred Watson, Wfti-jHr, - Nelson, father). / ' , 3 CANTERBURY BATTALION. Arnold Roland, Private, 6-883 (Robert Arnold, Bedford, Enfc|| land). (Died at Mudros, Augrot 27th, ''mm quinsy, acedema of glottis.) Stead, Oswald Picton, (J. Stead, Invercargill, f>titer)ifc^« .. field % (Died September 18th, of 'entem||j|| Hcndle, Ernest Alfred, Gunner/ d-ltira (Elisa Agnea Hcndle, Ksiwaingß Wellington, motlm). . jgjffi WOUNDED. 9 CANTERBURY BATTALION. 1 (No date given.) * , - Domb, Louis, Private, 6-2115,; (knee) . (Mrs E. l)omb, Wellington, wife). Hansen, Carl Christian, Private", (U2133 (chestV (C. N. Hansen, Geraldine, >" father). 1 , , ' ( Naccy, Michael, Private: 6-2230 (right jt arm and leg) (Mrs M. County Durham, Ebgfcnd, xnothnf).*^ AUCKLAND BATTALION., Bourke, Petty* 1891 (Mrs Jessie , Bourke,t H6J$J| anga, wife). '^■■11 (September 3rd.) , Crawford, Stanley Huteon, SergerafJi 12-2256 (Mrs M. E. CrawfMg Ponsonby road, Auckland, wiftfllliß (Slightly wounded, August 28tfc$|||i Hill. William, Private, 12-565'(M James HUI,. Now Lynn, Auckl»J|j§M AUCBXAND MOUNTED (Reported wounded.'Augtut Appleton. Frank Archibald.- TfeSiftwWi 13-906 (William - ton, 'Eeßen, England; fath^).iSMM Blackburn, Stanley,' (Henry John Blackburn. ■ Guernsey, father). Finlayson, Murdoch, (Mrs A. Finlayson, MaiingajMMUwn Glass, Ernest Robert, Trooper, (William T. Glass, Beaford, land, father). r . Lewis, Arthur Wilfred, Lance-CVjrtwiwjMt 13-87 (Mrs A. C. Lewis, Suyis^. ; Mooney, James Kennedy, 933 (John Patrick Mooney, NtfpWelß brother). : |>m| Muldrock, William Henry, 221 (Mrs H. Mtildrock, Wh^^g Partridge. Arthur Ernest, 937 (William Partridge, Auckland, father). Picot. Ernest Horton, Trooper, (K, Picot, Karori road, Wellington). ' Risk. Thomas Turner, Trooper, (James Risk. Macarthur, father). (Slightly wounded, August doing duty.) -'HIIm King, George Augustus, Major. (Mrs A. L. King, care Mrs Nelson, wife). • -^^8 WELLINGTON BATTALION (Previously reported killed further reported diserabarkeqMwfj Southampton, wounded in the Davies, Percy Jamee. Private, (Mrs L. Davies. Wellington, SfCK. AUCKLAND BATTALION. (Previously reported killed in sctfofy|j| August Bti: further reported mitted to hospital sick, Scpte^a^ - ber Ist.) bi'iftli McLaren, George. Private, &'Wagg (Mrs Isabella McLaren, Otago, mother). "" llfl HOSPITAL ''M REPORTS. * || SICK AND WOUNDED ENGLAND. . k||| The Po*t Office ifsued the hospital report, on Saturday:— Admitted to Lord Darby's ar pital, Warringtori:— i iiiiiiwl Auckland Mounted Rifl* : — iiSM E. S. Hall. Trooper S. Hunter, inSiWH

• A. G. L. Lowell, Trooper W. A. Mccifi. Trooper M. Morison, Trooper Yt\ E, fhomas. ' , Auckland Battalion: Private J. H. Jveniblc. Private P. G. Pearce, Privato X. G. Sullfvan. Wellington Mounted Rifles: Trooper TV. w- Jamicson, Trooper S. llonaldg(?n, Trooper N. Walker. Wellington Battalion: Private J. " C*pper. Private G. T. rlutton, Privato f. E. Quaylo, Private H. M. Tansley. Canterbury Mounted Rifles: Trooper J. Cluniei Ross. Trooper W. H. P. ■'. '; Creed, Trooper C. S. Delany. Trooper J. Thomson. Trooper A. E. Peck. Canterbury Battalion: Privato P. JlcGool. Otago Mounted Rifles: Trooper H. W. Baker, Trooper N. W. Ferguson, Trooper W. 11. Hunter, Trooper R. S. Wedge. Field Artillery: Gunner A. A. Playfiir. Engineers: Sapper S. 11. A. O'Neill. Medical Corps: Privato W. I. Tait. • Admitted Bethnal Green Military Hoepital, London: — . Auckland Battalion: Private F. A. Brooking, Private J. W. Clarke, Private W. J. Clements, Private E. Lowe, H. B. Matthews, PriW. H. Morris. Private W. Wilson. Sergeant D. A. Vincent. Wellington Mounted Rifles: Trooper W". Fraser, Trooper R. A. Knapp, Sergeant K. \V, Lamb. Wellington Battalion: Lance-Cor-poral P. Mclntvre, Privato C. L. Kainc, Private Jl. T. Wood. Canterbury Mounted Rifles: Trooper A. A. Fraser, Trooper R. Humphries, Trooper P. M. Luisotti, Sergeant M. Petnc. Canterbury Battalion: Private J. A. Anderson, Private F. Hall, Private A. F. Pierce. Private H. Wilkinson. Otago Mounted ftiflcs: Trooper C. A. Burnett, Sergeant J. K. Kane, Corporal P. J. Keady. Trooper T. Line. Otago Battalion: Privato M. Barnes, •Private B. Dobbio, Private G. Goby, Privato A. McLaren, Private F. A. Sims, Lnnce-Corporal T. Soilness, Lance-Corporal H. I>. Skinner, "Privato A. Robertson. Field Artillery: G. G. Everett. Field Engineers: Sapper A. C. \ Richards, Sapper F. Leyeland. • Admitted First Southern General ' Hospital, Birmingham:— Divisional Headquarters: Privato W. E. Darby, Private R. G. V. Fear. Aackland Mounted Rifles: Trooper F,' Grantham, Corporal H. Ilatrick. Auckland Battalion: Privato W. R. : Beckerleg, Privato E. Browne. Privato C. S. Hogan, Private J. H. K<<von, Privato D. Silva, Private H. Spenccr, ffl»d Privato G. H. Quarrio.

YESTERDAY'S LIST. The following hospital report was • issued yesterday : — _ Admitted to Ist Southern General Hospital, Birmingham: — Wellington Mounted Rifles: Trooper ; 'L. Hansen, Trooper It. E. King, Trooper A. W. S. Murray, Trooper G. T. Miller. Wellington Battalion: Private T. G. Richardson, Private W. H. Barber, : Corporal H. R. Brooko-Taylor, Private 0. O. Solvaitidor. Canterbury Mounted Rifles: Trooper r: ,H. Faulknor, Trooper H. S. Ingram.. ! Canterbury Battalion: Private T. > Buckley, Private J. MacGregor, Pril • vate T, C. Potten, Private S. A. Tur- [ ner. » Otago Mounted Rifles: Trooper E. W. Geddes, Trooper J. D. Kirwcn, Trooper H. C.. Lucas, Trooper V. Marshall. Trooper P.O'Cnllaghnn, Trooper ( H. D. F. MilJer, Trooper W. Proctor, Trooper A. Pay, Trooper R. E.. Tether, Trooper A, Wood. ' • i Otogo Battalion : Private A. Coulter, Private P. J. Quinn. \ Field Engineers: Slipper H. Jenkin, capper G. McA. Grieve, Sapper F. R. : . Legg, Sapper I. Spooner. Medical Corps: Private H. W. Boyce. Private R; S. Young. f'.t-. Field Artillery: Quim?r W. F>. Cappee. Gunner. E. C. Cooper, Gunner P. . C. Durward, Gunner J. M. Stringer. % Admitted to King Edward VII. Hos- | ,pital, London.— I Auckland Battalion: Captain C. S. & Algie. J

f• , Admitted to Abingdon Park Convalescent Home: — i , Canterbury Battalion : Privato H. * V. Palmer. I . Admitted to King George's Hospital, li London;— y; ' ~Field Engineers; Sapper C«. H. McAfeeking. •; On furlough: — , Army Service Corps: Quartermaster- * Sergeant P. W. Sampson. | Royal Free Hospital, i: Auckland Mounted Rifles: Lieutenant 0/ P. Johnson. M Wellington Mounted Rifles: Lieuten--4 ant u. t. H. Beamiqh. t ,Canterbury Mounted Rifles: Major - Captain D. W. ialbot, Lieutenant G. C. Dailev. Lieutenant E. B. Alley, . Canterbury Battalion: Lieutenantß. A. ]{. Lawij. Otaco Battalion: Captain W. Doi^iEn, Lieutenant R. H. Nicholson, jutenant T. A. Clark, Lieutenant W. f **. A. Bishop, Lieutenant A. C. Boyes. Field Artillery: Captain R. Miles. ; Engineers: Lieutenant A. E. Alox- , ander. ] Admitted to Ist London General Hospital:— i Canterbury Battalion : Lieutenant L. J. Gibbs, Private K. Banks. i to 2nd London General Hospital: — &>. Wellington Mounted Rifles: Lieutenr «t C. L. Nicholls. t _,otago Mounted Rifles: Lieutenant T. ; JJtspa trick. ■a. Admitted to 3rd London General Hospital: — Wellington Battalion: Major J. W. f Lieutenant R. D. Hardie, Pri- ; Ttte o. Johnston. Otago Mounted Rifles: Trooper W. , Brown, Trooper E. G. Joseph. _ Otago Battalion: Private A. Kelly. Field Engineers: Sanoor J. H •Forbes. ■ Medical Corps: Sergeant H. Foster. 1 and wounded, admitted 3rd LonY flon General Hospital: — Battalion: Private, F. C. "tubbing. Mounted Rifles: Lieuten«t L. Cbaytor. Otago Battalion: Private C. Gilbert. I > : Lieutenant H. M. Servioo Corps: Privato F: j „ to Royal Infirmary, ManT battalion: Private R. l-\ I <"hiP^ ntor i )U . r . v Battalion: Private E. • , ***108, Private 1'". Hooper. . ■ * U,,ivcrsit - T Hosi,itai ' '' - uckJand Mounted Rifles: Private , Connors. ®»o^d nd Battalioa: Private F. W.

BattoUon : Private W. S. i wo,, ndc<l. admitted to 2nd V s enera ' Hospital, Manclies-

P Battalion: Private A * ' vato Bertram, lb t? 1 . 011 H°Ua)iou: Private A. H E aP' Fnrato W - fI - Mcnchoam. Private H. W

the American Women's War Hospital, Paignton: — Auckland Mounted Rifles : Trooper C. F. Seaward. Wellington Mounted Rifle*: Trooper ! J. Hughes, Trooper JI. Smith. i Canterbury Mounted Rifles: Laneej Corporal J. N. Jiorimer. Trooper C. Capstick. Field Engineers: Sanper W. H. Divett. Medical Corps: Private A. Iv.. Arthur Worsoa. Admitted to Militarv Hospital, Fulham: — Auckland Mounted Rifles: Trooper J- L. Chinnery Brown. "V\ elling'ton Mounted Rifles: Trooper t-. Rouse. Canterbury Mounted Rifles: Trooper T. J. Cap,key. Canterbury Battalion: Privato H. Weastell. 1 ield Artillery: Gunner 11. Sinclair. • Metropolitan War Hospital, Whitchurch, Cardiff: — Auckland Mounted ltiflcs: Corporal C. J. Jenkin.s. Auckland Battalion: Private J. D. Brown, Privato P. C. F. Gcxxier, Private T. C. Lewin, Privato R. Aston, I nvatc J. H. Granger. Privato R. G. Hnnna, Private W. J. R. Trotter. Wellington Mounted liifles: Trooper G. J. Banner, Trooper W. C. McCarlio. Wellington Battalion : Private W. Dunn, Private R. Glendinning, Privato R. G. Morrison. Canterbury Mounted Rifles: Sergeant R. S. Barker, Corxviral A. H. Gillingham, Private J. G. Harvey, Private E. W. Hills, Private H. F. Lavender. Canterbury Battalion: Privato A. P. Bryant, Private J. W. Raymcnt, Privato M. Duffey, I 'nvate A. Iv. Moan, Private A. G. llton, Privato It. \\ . Courtney, Privato V. Sherwood. Admitted to Netley Hospital: — Mounted Rifles: Trooper T. MeM. Stevenson (mental case). Auckland Mounted Rifles: Trooper J. R. Cliflin. Wellington Battalion: Privato F. Wright. AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES. (By Cable.—Press Association.—Copyright) SYDNEY, September 25. The cighty-sccond casualty list is as follows:— Killed in action: 18 men. I>icd of wounds: 1 officer and 4 men. Died of illness: 1 officer and' 4 men. I>ied in Hospital at Constantinoplo: 1 in-n.

founded: 2 officers and 184 men. including Lance-Corporal J. T. Moore. Ill: 1(5 officers and 157 men, including Gunner J. A. Urquhart, Driver S. H. Cruikshank (in hospital at Alexandria), Private 11. E. Kirkwood. and Driver It. L. Taylor (in hospital in London). Missing: 1 officer and 1 man. Returned to duty (previously reported wounded): Private G. Gicsler. THE LATfI MAJOR MACMANAMEY. (Received September 27th, 12.30 a.m.) MELBOURNE, September 26. A Commonwealth "Gazetto" notifies that the late Major Jim Macmanamey has been awarded tho Colonial Forces Officers' Decoration. CAPTAIN WALLINGFORD INVALIDED THROUGH HEART , STRAIN. LONDON, September -24. , Captain Wallingford, the champion rifle shot, is retiring from the New Zealand Forces, in which he has held command of a machine-gun fcction, owing to a strained heart Writing to his parents, he says:— "I have tried to stick it out, but for the fourteen days after we had beaten off the Turks I was crawling round my gun's with a stick. I got Home with the revolver, killing four—one at a foot distance, another at five feet, a third at ten feet, and the last at twenty yards. . Poor devils —they were all youngsters. I was Biclc of killing with the rifle." KING'S PRIZE WINNER. (By Cab!*.—Preee Association.—Copyright) LONDON, September 25. It is unofficially reported that Oininundscn, 'who won the King's Prize in 190?, has been killed in action at Flanders. PERSONAL NOTES ON THE FALLEN AND WOUNDED WILL.BE FOUND ON PAGE 5.