THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 15490, 18 January 1916, Page 7

THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

YESTERDAY'S LIST. KILLED IN ACTION. WELLINGTON BATTALION". Private B. Haliburton. CANTER 13rH Y BATTALION, Private E. H. Lane. WOUNDED. Canterbury Battalion — Gunshot wound lumbar region, now convalescent —Private ~\Y. A. Ferguson. HOSPITAL REPORT. The following have beer, admitted to the Pont do Koubbeb Hospital: ■ Auckland Mounted Pities —Trooper I{. A. Stonn (pneumonia).

Wellington -Mounted Rifles —Trooper R. E. Curran (debility), Trooper G. H. Knight (appendicitis), Lance-Corporal A. H. tSewell (ol<l injury to chest), Trooper T. U. •Smith (bronchitis). Canterbury Mounted Rifles —Trooper "\Y. L. Field (hallux volgus). Otago Mounted Rifles —Trooper A. Inder (debility alter enteritis), 'iVooper I{. B. McAllister (appendicitis), Trooper R. W. Pront (pneumonia). Field Artilloi-y—Gunner 11. Ambler (influenza), Gunner A. Bell (influenza), Gunner R. J. Cox (influenza), Gunner it. "W. Reed (enteritis). Engineers—Sapper R. E. "Wright (appendicitis). Auckland Battalion —Private H. J. Asiiton (gunsjiot wound left hand), Private T. ivicK. Mcltae (enteritis). "Wellington Battalion — Lance-Cor-poral H. si. Lu scorn be (influenza). Canterbury Battalion —Privato J. Christopher (synovitis knee and jaundice). Otago Battalion —Private C. St. John Mayer (ventral hernia). Rifle Brigade—Rifleman G. G. Pram (diarrhoea). Army Service Corps—Lanco-Corporal E. N. Tohill (dangerously ill enteric). Otago Mounted Rifles —Admitted to Mount Vernon Hospital, Hampstead, fractured arms, progressing satisfactorily: Quartermaster L. S. L. L. Graham. Admitted to 19th General Hospital. Alexandria, ' dangerously ill, enteric: Trooper J. Stewart. Admitted to 15th General Hospital, Alexandria, dangerously ill: Trooper R. Taylor. Field Artillery—Admitted to 2nd London General Hospital, condition improving: Gunner W. M. Gibbs. Arrived at Depot in London—Gunner C. V. Nattrass.

Auckland Battalion —Admitted to Canadian Red Cross Hospital, Tanlow, shrapnel wound in right leg: Private O. C. Hawkins. Admitted to hospital at Heliopolis:— Headquarters: Major C. E. Andrews. Auckland Mounted Rifles: Trooper A. Cranston. Sergeant C. W. O'Hara, Trooper R. L. Thompson. Wellington Mounted Rifles: Trooper A. Macdonald. Canterbury Mounted Rifles: Trooper R. J. Beattie, Trooper G. L. Marshall. Field Artillery: Gunner W. B. Cant, Gunner J. T. Cuff, Gunner G. Proudlock Gunner J. T. Saunders, Corporal G. M. Silver, Gunner H. D. Urquhart, Driver C. G. Williamson. Engineers: Sapper S. D. Egan, Sapper C. A. Gaitt. Wellington Battalion: Corporal M. T. Archibald. Private A. J. Glen, Private It. G. Morris. Canterbury Battalion: Lance-Cor-poral H. C. L. Boot, Private D. W. J. Brocklehurst, Corpoial A. E. S. Cookson, Private R. A. Dawson, Private T. Green, Private F. J. Hansen, Private T. Shaw Otago Battalion: Lance-Corporal W. Hamilton, Corporal G. F. Webster. Rifle Brigade: Rifleman R. Barrett. Army Servico Corps: Driver W. S. C. Crookbain. Medical Corps: Corporal R. C. Booth, Private W. H. Hellier, Private E. It. Loasby. Veterinary Corps: Trooper C. McLeod. PRIVATE E. H. LANE. Advice has been received that Private Edwin Hntton Lane of the Canterbury Infantry Battalion, oth Reinforcements, was killed at Gallipoli on December 18th. Private Lane, who was only 19 years of age, was the elder son ot' tho jate Mr Lancelot Lane, of Waikari and a nephew of Mr B. L. Lane, of Christchurch. Ho was educated at Christ's College, where he distinguished himself at athletics, and at the time he enlisted was engaged as an engineer at Cooper and Duncan's.