THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 15603, 30 May 1916, Page 7

THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

YESTERDAY'S

LIST.

(PRESS ASSOCIATION" TEI.EGHAMS.) WELLINGTON, May 29. Tho following casualty list was issued to-do v:—

KILLED IN ACTION

(-May 13 th.) Auty, Robt. Geo., Private (Mrs M. V. Auty, 225 Ingestre street, Wellington).

REPORTED KILLED. (May loth.) McEwan. lioy. Private (Mrs Robjohns, 63 Murphy street, Thorndon. Wellington). i* (May lGth.) Freeman, Owen Vincent, Private (Mrs C. Karlson, o Disraeli street, Grey Lynn, Auckland). Hardley, George Edward, Private (M. H. Hardley, 24 Franklin road, Ponsonby, Auckland, father). Whitburn, Alexander John, LanceCorporal (John Whitburn, Great South rond, Epsom, father). (May 17th.) White, Thomas Patrick, Private (Mrs . A. White, Stillwater, Greymouth, mother). Worth, Noel. Lance-Corporal (W. H. Worth, Waihi, father). Driffill, William Charles H., Private (W. DrifDll, Waitamarama. Hokianga, Auckland, father). (May 19th.) Brown, George William, Private (William Morrison Lines, Wai-iti, Nelson, friend). Corsar, Charles Skelton, Private (Francis Corsar, Scotland, father). Frccbairn, John, Private (J. C. Freebairn, Scotland). Gray, Herbert Clifford, Private (F. H. Gray, Mason's Stables, Lonsdale Lodge, Riccarton, Christchurcli, brother).

1; DIED OF DISEASE. r, r * (May 21st.) Archibald, David, Rifleman (bronchial pneumonia) (Mrs Elizabeth Archibald Nightcaps, Southland, mother). REPORTED WOUNDED. (May 13th.) . George, Edwin, Rifleman (right shouls der) (N. H. George, Naseby, , Otago). r (May 17th.) " McCabe, "William John, Private (con--9 cussion) (Frank McCabe, Riccari ton, Christchurch, brother). 3 (May 19th.) Cooper, Herbert George, Private (right 3 arm and chest) (Thomas C; Cooper, ® Cambridge, Waikato). Edgoton, William, Private (William ° Edgeton, 17 Coburg street, Auckland, father). 3 Morpeth Wilfred Graham, Lance-Cor--3 poral (head) (W. J. Morpeth, Wel- * lington, father). Morice, Allen, Private (arm) (William " Morice, Opotiki, father). (May 20th.) ; Cranston, Arthur, Private (head) (A. Cranston, Matangi, Waikato, ; father). L (May 16th.) > Long, Stanley Robt., Lance-Corporal (neck, slight) (Mrs M. Long, G i Croydon road, Mt. Eden, Auckland, i mother). (May 17th.) I Lawrence, Richard Matton, Private > (concussion) (Mrs M. Lawrence, k Walls road, Penrose, Auckland). I i (May 20th.) I Yallop, Henry, Private (left shoulder) j (Edward Yallop, England, father). (May 14th.) ' Lewis, Robt., Private (Charles Lewis, ' Donbank, Wellington, brother). | (May 15th.) Capper, James, Sergeant (G. Capper, Kaimata, lnglewood, father). Dalby, Charles C., Sergeant-Major (Lieut. E. B. Dalby, c.o. 'W. B. l)alby, Kellinc Rcctory, Holt, Norfolk). McGrath, John, Private (Michacl McGrath, Nelson Crescent, Napier South). Sturrock, James. Private (Mrs David Gray, Scotland, mother). (May 16 th.) Brannigari, Reginald John, Private (Mrs C. R. Brannigan, West street, Greytown. mother). Cook, Robt. John, Private (Mrs R. P. Cook, Johnsonville, mother). Foden, Edward Genders, Sergeant (Edward Foden, Wilson street, Hawera, father). Howard, Hubert. Private (Mrs M. A. Howard, Somerset, England). Murdock, John, Private (Mrs E. Murdoch, St. Andrews street, Dunedin, mother). Sandman, William Alfred, Lance-Cor-poral (Mrs C. Sandman. 966 Colombo street, St. Albans, Christchurch, mother). Silcock, George Johnson, Private (A. E. Silcock 80 Queen street, Westport, father). Stewart, Matthew, Lance-Corporal (Mr s D. Stewart, Parawai, Thames, mother). (May 17t1i.) Clark, Douglas Pirie, Private (Mrs J. P. Clark, Strathallon, Feathers- | ion). Cole. Bertie Leonard Gordon, Pnvato (Martin Cole. Roslyn terrace, Timaru, father). Dickson, Herbert Alexander, Private, ; (G. H. Dickson, Aromoho. Wanganui, father). Evans, Evan, Private (David Evans, North Wales). • , Hawkins, James Harold. (Mrs L . Trainer, Wairongomai, Te Aroha, mother). ( McKcnzie, Alexander, Private (Mrs M. , McKcnzie, Scotland). j Roband, Ernst James, Privato (Mrs P. ( N. Roband. Morrison's Bush, Wai- . rarapa. mother). , Silvester, Gilbert. Privato (Mrs T. Silvester, England, mother). (May 18th.) Allan, Lindsay, Sergeant (James Allan, Palmcrston North, father). Crawford, John Sapper (Mrs J. Craw- ( ford, Great North road, Avondale, Auckland, mother). , Dawson, John Matthew, Sapper (Mrs . M. M. Dawson, 6 Jones street, • Dunedin, mother). Douglas, Ciias. Stewart, Private (P. Douglas, c.o. Salvation Army, ; Mandeville, Southland, brother). j Hazelton. Thos. Lindsay, Private (J. i Hazelton, Waimate, South Canterbury, father). i Honey, Henry, Privato (S. Mills, Birchwood, Southland, friend). x Hvlton Francis Leonard. Corporal (G. ( " Hylton. 37 Ellice avenue, Wellington, father). Mclnnes, Ronald, Private (James McInnes, Scotland, brother). Temple. Jolm, Private (Mrs A Temple. 2 Elm row, Dunedin, mother). a Wade, Herbert. Lnnce-Corporal (Mrs ; I L. Wade, 58 Pitt street. Acring- I ton, England, mother). I 1

- (May 19th.) Rhodes. Wni. Edwd. Private (Mrs F. E. Rhodes, 28 Ardmorc road ; Auckland. mother). (May 20th.) Andrews. Thomas. Private (Sirs E. Stewart, London, sister).* Bentley, Edward Norman, Private (Mrs J. Heppleston, Sydney, sister). Brittain, Albert Ensor. Private (E. Brittain, England). Cunningham, Duncan, Private (James McFarland. Aornngi, Feilding). Moffitt, George Michael, Sergeant (Mrs Moffitt, Balfour). VaHett, Chas. Henry, Private (Mrs F. Yallett, Fordeil, Wanganui, wife). (May 13th.) B.nrtleit, Uno Joseph, Sergeant (Robt. Hart-lett, Tnkaka. Nelson). Wounded accidentally by bavonet. May 11th:— Moidium. Francis John. Corporal (R. Mcldrum, 40 Caledonian road, Oamaru, father).

AUSTRALIAN FORCES

(By Cubic. —Pross Association. —Copyright.) (Received May 2tf>h, 10.15 p.m.) SYDNEY, 3 lay 29 List 1~2 contains tho names of the following New Zealandcrs :— Killed in action, but previously reported missing—Privates T. R. Miles and G. H. Logan. Ill—Corporal W. E. Bolstad, Private J. S. Gray. Pronounced out of danger—Lieutenant W. Campbell. Returned to duty—Privates H. H. F Williams and H. Forster.

TIIE LATH LIEUTENANT J. S. RICHARDSON. The news of the death of Lieutenant J. Stcwart-Richardson, of the Coldstream Guards, which occurred the other day in France, came as a blow to his many friends in the Cambridge district, among whom lie was commonly known as "Jock" (says the Auckland "Star")- Ho lived with his uncle, Mr J. It. Stewart-Richardson, in Cambridge, for a period of about 12 years, and was a general favourite. He was a good sport, and followed tho hounds on every possible occasion, played polo and golf, could sing a good song, and was very popular with the ladies. Some years ago he went to Hawke's Bay, and eventually joined the Wellington Mounted llifles, reached Egypt, where ho became a foot soldier, and went to Gallipoli. There he was so seriously injured by a shell exploding just in front of him. that he was conveyed to England, where he was paralysed down one side for many months. However, he must have recovered in a miraculous manner, for next news of him was that ho had joined the Coldstream Guards in France. Lieutenant Richardson's eldest brother, Sir Edward StewartRichardson, was killed early in the war also in France, and his younger brother Neil was "shrapnelled" about the same time and was invalided home. He is the only ono of the family left. Sir Edward leaves an heir to his baronetcy, for he married Lady Constance McKenzie, who is well known upon the stage, by whom he had two young sons. The baTonetcy was created in 1630 under the _ name of "Pencartland," but the familv residence was Pitfour Castle, in Scotland. ' I