IDE ROLL OF HONOUR.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 15775, 16 December 1916, Page 9

IDE ROLL OF HONOUR.

YESTERDAY'S LIST. (rRKSS ASSOCIATION '1' Kl-V.UR A.M .'< AYELLINGTOX, December 15. The lollowing list (No. 171!* was issued to-night:— KILLED L\ ACTION. Reported killed ill action : — AIT K LAN 1) BATTALION. (September 29 th.) Metcali'. Al. t. i-M. L. Metcali", lioods, England, f.) (.September 30th.) Hardwick, H. T. (L. J. Hardwick. To Kowhai, i.) O'.Sullivan, E. M. (M. O'Sullivan, Mt. Albert, Auckland, f.) Snodgrass, \Y A. (Mrs E. Snodgrass, Mackaytowu, in.) AYELLINGTOX' BATTALION. (Xovember 2t>th.) Goddard, D., L.-Cpl. (Mrs C. Goddard, Xapier, m.) l'ri viouslv reported wounded and missing, now rejwrted killed in action :— CA N TER Br R Y B ATTALION. (September -Ist.) liavill, J. A. (Mrs J. Bergman, lvanieri, AYestland, s.) October Ist.) Anderson, H. (AY. Anderson, Riverside, Ashburton, i.) Previously reported missing, now reported killed in action: — X.Z. RIFLE BRIGADE. (September 15th.) Gallop, A. (\\ . F. Gallop. Blenheim, f.) Gordon, J. (Mrs C'. Gordon, Auckland, IU -J MacKay, J. R. (Mrs M. S. MaeKay, Clit'ton, m.) O'Connor, P. M. (Mrs M. O'Connor, Greenlane, in.) Thomson. \Y., Sgt. (AY. Thomson, Maungattia, Dunedin, I'.) AYatts, T. A. (Mrs E. G. AYatts, Jarradale. AYest Australia, in.) Previously reported missing, now reported killed in action, October 2nd, result of Court of Enquiry:— AYELLINGTOX BATTALION. Fisher, G. J. (G. J. Fisher, Nethcrton, Thames) DIED OF WOUNDS. Previously reported wounded, now reported died of wounds on or about September sth, result of Court of Enquiry : — N.Z. FIELD ARTILLERY. Iverson, C. J., Set. (Mrs Cramsliaw, Ohiro road, AYellington, s.) Died of wounds: — (Xovember 4th.) X.Z. FIELD ARTILLERY. Holden, R. E., 2nd Lieut. (E. R. B. Holden, Palmerston N., f.) DIED OF DISEASE. Reported died of sickness: — (December 12th.) Kirkpatrick, C. H. (\A\ D. Kirkpatrick, Redcliffe. b.) CYCLISTS' CORPS. (December 10th.) Bobbs. C. V. (S. J. Mobbs, Hamua, Pahiatua, f.) MISSING.

| Previously reported wuinded, now reported missing, uoTTcve" Tcilicd : — X.Z. RIFLE BRIGADE. (September 15th.) Briggs. J'.. Lue.-Opl. (Mrs X. Briggs, Wanganui, m.) Dick, J. (Mrs A. Dick, Ayr. Scotland, m.J WOUNDED. Reported wounded:— BATTALIOIT. (December Ist.) Goldsmith, A. W. (E. o. Goldsmith, Gisborne, f.) Foote, 'J'. fi. (Mrs T. Foote, Kakahi, Taumarunui, in.) Hardacre. I'. (Mrs E. Hardacre. Bradford, Yorkshire, m.) McCallum. A. F. (W. McCallum, Port Ahunri, f.) Smith. W. (Mrs M. -Dohert, Vogcltown, aunt) X.Z. RIFLE BRIGADE. (November 28th.) Ncedham, O. (W. B. Xeedham, Great Malvern, England, f.) Wounded reported rejoined unff, AUCKLAND n7vT7ALICX. (October loth.) Inch V. W. (Mrs H). Inch, Lithgow, N.3.W., m.) CORRECTIONS. Previously reported * wounded, now reported not. wounded, but admitted to hospital, sick:— OTAGO BATTALION. Jarvis, J. J. (E. Jarvis Leith street, Dunedin) : Riddell, G., Sgt. CP. ivTdJell MDburn) Woods. X. J., Lce.-Cpl. (P. Woods, Carlingham, Cleveland. England, f.) HOSPITAL REPORT. Still dangerously ill: Bowell, F. T. A.. Private: Stove. H. ■!., Private. Previously reported dangerously ill, now reported seriously ill: Hanan, J. A. X.. Private; McKay, A.. Rifleman. Seriously ill: O'Kano, W. J., Private; Scott. E.. Private; Taiira. Private; Friend. .J., Rifleman; Jlartrec. J.. Riflenihn: Low. J.. Private; MeCJill. J. R.. Rifleman; McGrath. P. L.. Rifleman: Murray. .J.. Rifleman. Removed from dangerously ill list: Dawson. H. X.. Private; Houston, A. R., Rifleman; MeConncll. D.. Private; McMillan, A.. Private; Platy, J., Private; JJrad«haw. J. R.. Private; Rrenmer, If. S.. Corporal: Deacon. R., Trooper: Cinski 11. (S. ()., Private; Matthews. L. •!., Rifleman. Severe eases: Bellemin, A.. Trooper; Chiles. ,T. A.. Lance-Corporal; Collett, A. F., Private; Drabble, F..'Gunner; Edgar, C. M., Rifleman: Gillman, F. A.. Private; Kirkland, E. If., Rifleman: Mcßeath. C. V.. Gunner; Moeau, Private; Morgan. W. A. R., Private. Progressing satisfactorily: Anslev, H. FI.. Private; Best. W.. Private ; McMurrav. J. W.. Sergeant; Yates. A F.. Private. Xot severe eases: Robinson. 'If. S. X., Major; Luxford. J. H.. Captain; McCaw. W. C.. Captain-: Coates, ff. W. H.. Lieutenant: i.oekver, C. S.. Lieutenant : Xixon. F... Ntir:-e: Boardman. A. S.. Private; Brown. T.. Gunner: Bryant. J. M.. Sergeant: Burd"it. .1.. Private; Chiles. .1. A., Lance-Cor-poral; Croft, 11.. Private Collins, F.

AY. J.. Private: Crowley. ,T. C., Riflpmail; Donovan. P. P., Gunner: Donglas. 11. A.. Rifleman: Foster. C. AY.. Lance-Corporal; Forrester. 11.. Privato: Gallagher. J'.. Private. Giddons, F.. Private; Glastonbury. A. G.. Private; Goldsmith. A. AY.. Trooper ; Hansson. 11. 11.. Lance-Corporal; Long. 11.. Private; McCallum. A. F.. Private; Melutyro. D.. Private; Mackenzie. M.. Trooper; .McLean, AY. A.. Prf. vato; McMullati. \Y.. Private; Mo» Xaughton. G. G.. Rifleman; McPh«r> son. M. J.. Trooper; . Mays. .1. E., Totnp.-Scrgt. : Messenger. F. 1?.. Private; Parsonage. F. 1.., Private; Pope. AY.. Private; Purdio. S. E.. Private; Retail. H. M.. Gunner; ltoid. J. 8., Private: Rickitt. C. 11.. Private; Ridings, A.. Private ; Roberts. T.. Privato; Solwood, A.. Private: Sinclair. .T. F.. Trooper; Shaw. G. R.. Gunner; Shield, R. M.. Rifleman; Smith. AY., Privato: Stanley. S. .1.. Privato; Stocks. AY.. Private; Stoddart. 0.. Rifleman; Swanwiek. R. S.. Rifleman; Thomson, C. (;.. Private; Toki. M.. Private; Turnbull. .1.. Private; Fdeti. L., Rifleman ; AYirenui Ten Private. Reported dangerously ill—Williams, AY., Privato. Re[K>rted tseriou-lv ill T., .Private. Removed from dangerously ill list Gordge, C. X.. Rifleman. Removed troni seriously ill list- J Kidd. A. J.. Private. Reported as severe eases —Tjowis, A., Rifleman: Mel'artby, 1... Private: Murray. J.. Rifleman : Rushton. G.. Private: AYard. \Y. 1!.. Private: AYillianis. Y. 11., Rifleman. IVonressiiin isiV.etorily—Dunham. C. AY., tapper: Harrys, ,1~. Bombardier: Johnson. A. H.. Rifleman: ffiothwoll. H. P.. Private. Reported a < not >evero eases—Clarke. R. Private: Xicholls. E.. Private: O'Brien. J.. Private. AUSTRALIAN ARMY. (By Cnbk\—Pros.* Ar'^ociutio!;.— (Received December JGth, Il\.V» a.m.> >SA DX'EA", December I<V Casualty No. 251 contains the names of the following New Zealanders:— Died of wounds—Private P. E. Hanliam. Severely wounded—Privato E. AA". Russell. Returned to duty—Privates R,. \V. Jack and •E. 11. l'jncry. THE FALLEN AND WOUNDED. PEItSONAL NOTES. Private H. C. Laws (adjudged by thn Court of Enquiry to have been killed in action) was a 6on of Mrs R. C. Laws, of Napier. Ho was educated at tho Boys' High School and was lor soma timo connected with the Napier Post and Telegraph staff, being subsequently transferred to Wellington, from which place he enlisted. Lance-Corporal AY. H. Moore (reported missing) is tho only son of Mrs 11. Moore, of Lyttelton. He left with tho Ninth Ileinforeemente. Previous to enlistment Lance-Corporal Moore was farming, in the employ of Mr G. A. McLean, at Amberley. Private David AV. Keaue (killed in action) went away with tho loth Reinforcements. Prior to , enlistment lie followed the occupation of hairdresser, and was for some ycar K in tho employ of Mr C. F. Herbert, Oamarn. Ho was educated at St. Patrick's School ami \Va.s -2 years of age. Two other brothers are, at the front. A letter wliich has boon received from one of his wounded comrades, states that Sergeant R. L. Armit, X.Z. R-ifle Brigado (formerly chief reporter on tho "Southland Times"), who was killed in action on September loth, was seen to fall into a shell-hole when the Brigade had rfeachcd within iive hundred yards of Flers. , The writer ol the letter, Sergeant llaleigh, of the same platoon, pays a very high, tribute to the late Sergeant Arniit's keenness and soldierly qualities, and states that he was to have received a commission when the Brigade was withdrawn from the Somrtjc. Sergeant Armit was particularly well-known , in AA'el ling ton, Invercargill, and Gisborne, and was an old boy of Nelson College.