THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15964, 27 July 1917, Page 8

THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

YESTERDAY'S

LIST.

(pbxss jissonAxros teletrw.) "WELLINGTON, July 26. The following casualty list (No. 630) was issued to-day:— KILLED IN ACTION.

Reported killed m action:— N.Z. ENGINEERS. (July 10th.) Johnstone. R. (Mrs Johnstone, Scotland, m.) (July 11th.) , Smith, L. G. (G. Smith, East Oxford, ' Canterbury, f.) (July Bth.) Minific, A., Sergt. (Mrs Daisy Minifie, Petohe w.) ' AUCKLAND REGIMENT. (July 10th.) Gray, J. (Mrs A. Gray, Modbcry, North Canterbury, m.) Muldoon, H. (Mrs B. Malrloon, Gisborne, m.) Presnell, F. P. (Mrs H. (J. Barry. Ohakune, s.) WELLINGTON REGIMENT. (July Stli.) McFailane, D. (Mrs 11. McFarlane. I'ajiakurn. m.) Peat, G. W. (Mrs M. Peat, Durham, England m.) (July 10th.) Stewart, T. (J. Stewart, Lepperton, Taranalri, f ) (July 11th.) Kitchingham, C. (W. Kitchingham, England, b.) Woodford, J. E. L.-Cpl. (Mrs A. Woodford, Wniniro Bay, m.) (July 7th.) Makcig, F. (Mrs A. A. Makcig, Wellington, w.) Moulder,-'.II. (Mrs H. Moulder. Upper Hutt, m.) Riley, L. (W. Riley. Hobart, f.) Smart, R. (D. Smart. Scotland, b.) OTAGO REGIMENT. (July Bth.) Benson, W. H. (J. Benson, Morverf, Canterbury, f.) N.Z. RIFLE BRIGADE. (July 12th.) Jones, T., Sergt. (Mrs J. A. Jones, Gisborne, nv.) Previously reported missing, now reported killed in action:— N.Z. RIFLE BRIGADE. Languish, G. G. (Mrs A. Languish, Timaru, m.) ' MAORI CONTINGENT. ? (Jnly Sth.l Wood, Charlie (To Rawhauhero, Tauranga) DIED OF WOUNI>S. Reported died of wounds:— AUCKLAND REGIMENT. (July 18th.) Brown. J. (Mrs Sarah CHmiman, Alexandra street, Auckland) (July loth.) King, S. E. (Mrs E. A. King, Nelson, in".) WELLINGTON REGIMENT. (July 19th.) Serpell, P. O. (John A. Sorpell, Green Lane, Auckland, b.) MISSING; Reported missing:— CANTERBURY REGIMENT. (Juno 7th.) Thompson, V. A. (J. Thompson, Roslyn, Dunedin) WOUNDED. Reported wounded •.— MOUNTED SIGNAL CORPS.. (July 14th.) McCartney, 11. F. (Mrs H. Carrick, New Plvmoutli. m.) N.Z. ARTILLERY. (July 11th.) Jensen, W. l r . (O. A. Jensen, Dannevirke, f.) j Jonas. O. .T. (Mrs M. Jonas, Rocky Nook, Auckland). (July 14th.) Elder. A. G. (D. Elder, Mt. Eden, Auckland, f.) AUCKLAND REGIMENT. (July 7tfc.) Binns, P. P., .L.-Cpl. (J. Binns, West Maitland, N.S.W., f.) (July Bth.) Morgan, F. G. (F. Morgan, Victoria street, Auckland, f.) (July 9th.) Halvorsen, H. (Mrs Agnes Halvorsen, Whangarei, m.) Prince. G. (J. T. Prince, Kohimajama, Auckland') (July 10th.) Irwin E. E. (A. Irwin, Onehunga, f.) Smith', V. H. (J. Smith, Pagot street, Auckland, f.) (Julv 11th.) Motcalf, J. F. (Mrs W. Smith, Herekino, 6.) _ , . Noble, E. W. (Mr J. W. Noble, WlutiWhitof A. 8.. L.-Cpl (Mrs H. White, Tahunanui, Nelson, m.) (July 12th.) Cowpell, A. (Mrs R. Grnydon, Franklin road, Auckland, aunt) Steele, A. McL. (Mrs M. Steele, Kingsland, Auckland, m.} WELLINGTON REGIMENT. (June 28th.) Murphy, L. F. (Mrs M. Murphy, Wellington, m.) . (July Bth.> Peat. R. E. (Mrs Peat, England, m.) (July llth.) Coleman, L. W. '(Miss L. Coleman, Prcbbleton, Canterbury, s.) Perston, D. (Mrs J. Pension, Gisborne, m.)

CANTERBURY REGIMENT. (July 7tli.) Bell. J. S. '.3. Bell. Cumberland, EngX. E. (Mrs S. Mcintosh, Shrewsbury sweet, Chnstchurch. m.) Oatiis. V. (Airs E. E. Oates, Beckenhnni, Christcharch, m.) Phillips H. CA Beban, Greymouth) Pollock, J. (Mrs A. ti. Pollock. Minyip, Victoria) Rix, W. (Mrs Emma Rue, Addmgton, IM.) Thompson, M. (Mrs G. Ball®, Wellington)

(Julv Sth.) Haines, F. (W. Haines, Blenheim, f.) Pointon. E., Cpl. (Mrs H. C. Pointon, St. Albans, m.) _ Soman, E-. R. (Mrs O. A. soman, Sydenham, m.) (July 12th-> Moje, G. H. (H. Mojo, Koparanga, Masterton, f.) OTAGO BEGIMENT. (July Bth.) Allan, J. filre M. Allan, Charleston, "Westport, m.) Beer, S. (Mrs Priscilla Boer, Gimmerhurn, Central Otago, m.) Carroll! W. (Mrs Minnie Carroll, Reefton,

N.Z. RIFLE BRIGADE. (June loth.) Gallagher, A. AY., Sorgt. (J. Gallagher, Epsom, Auckland, f.) (July Bth.) Sttugess, S., Corpl. (Mrs EJizaßoth Sturgcsß, Berkshire, England m.) (July 12th.) McNanght, G. (Sirs McPherson, Glasgow, s.) "Warren, C. H. (Mrs I. V. II ear don, Onehnnga, s.) _ Reported wounded, admitted to hospital :— ANZAC MOUNTED CORPS. (Juno Sth.) Taylor, J. S., Sorgt. (J. Taylor, Milton, f.) N.Z. ENGINEERS. (Juno 16th.) Ross, W. (Mrs Kato Ross, Scotland, m.) "WELLINGTON REGIMENT. (June 26th.) White. A. T., Lieut. (Mrs A. T. "White, Hast wells, via Eketahuna. w.) (July 9th.) Power, J. (Mrs Rose Power, Bulladelah, N.S.W.} CANTERBURY REGIMENT. (July 7th.) Pedersen, H. C. (Mrs Karn Pedersen, Makarotn, Hawke's Bay. m.) Wounded, embarked for England:— AUCKLAND INFANTRY. (July 3rd.) Burrows, P. M. (.J. Burrows. Opotiki, (July 13th.) Arnott. W. (Mrs Toni Arnott. Greymouth, ni.) Wounded slightly, remaining with unit:— AUCKLAND REGIMENT. (Julv Sth.) Gow. C. (Mrs M. Cow, Tiraaru) (July I3th.) Lyall, H. (Mns M. Brown, Ponsonby, Auckland, m.) (July 14th.) ilitehell. W. H. (Mrs G. 11. Mitchell, Grey Lynn, Auckland) WELLINGTON REGIMENT.. (July Sth.) Finlay. G. R. (Mrs H. Finlay, Pukctaha, Hamilton. m.) Leat., W E. (Mrs Elizabeth Leat, Mann in, in.) Uffindell, .F. (A. UflßndeJl, Avondalo, f.) (.lulv 11th.) Hooper, E. S. H. (Mrs E. S. H. Hoopor Thames.) Lenihan. M. (P. LonLhan, Foxton, b.) McCullev. W. (Mrs S. McCulley, Glasgow)

CANTERBURY REGIMENT. Bennett, F. (Mrs F. Bennott, St. Asaph street, m.)

MAORI CONTINGENT. Reported wounded: — Karini Tol (Hanakarini, Tologa Bay_ f.

HOSPITAL REPORT.

Roported dangerously ill —Lippiit, C. F.; "Wilson, A. tstiU dmigerously ill—Allen. Liout.-Colonel; liaily,' K. V.; Scieaon, H. H., Lanec-Corporal, Removed from dangerously ill Jiat—Bailey, Visa. P.; Barrett, li. J.; Dillon, C.-J.; Harris, R.

Seriously ill —En£le6on, D. J.; L.«slic, R. J.; licDoimcll, T.; Ponnell, H. E.; Rutledge, D. Wm.; "Wake', A. A. Removed from ceriously ill list—Sexton, A. C. A., Lieutenant; JlcFarlane, X. Sergeant; Piioe, "\V. A. Severe cases—Black, T.; Cniickflhajok, D. J.; Fiirrinf-ton, L. F.; Ilnssett, J.; Ilopgood, A, R.; MoJVtUiur, G.; Mcßae, W. X-; Pike, W". A.: Power, J. 9.; Shepherd, T., LanceCorporal; Sparrow, G. J.; Siua-rt. G.; Taylor, F. J.; Taylor, G. ,S.

Not reported as sevorc cases'—Ball, J. S.; Coleman, b. "Will.; Crotliiers, D. J.; Dagger, R. H.; Donovan, T.; Erickeen, A. R., Serpeant; Fox,' J.; Germain, W.; Ual], H.; Homoraham, G. C.: Huchstep, A. C.: .Tackson, E.; Jensen, Wnu F.; Jones', B.; Kidd, H.; Lampard, G-. A.; Lang. H. R.: Loelie, G.; Lewis, E.; Lock, 11. E.; lilcCree, G.; McDonald, H.: JtcFarland, R.; McLcod, F. H., Lancc-Corporal; McXeil.igo,. P.; Maddaford, P.; Melville, A. L.: Hoorc, W. R,; Nicholson, A. M.; Rhodes, P. C.

PrO|grpos icport of patisntp in King George*6 Hospital, London, July ICth: —

Progressing satisfactorily—ilolleii-, A, Jenkins, S.; Piddock, J. Convalescent—Weir, L.

_As well as could bo oxpected after qpera ; tion—Middleman. V.

Military Hospital, Dovonport:—

Convalescent—-TJmrg ton, C. Now Zealand General Hospital, Brockenhurat, July J3th:— Condition tho same—Allan. W.; Corbett, F. J.; Hampton. F.; Morrison, W.; Bedford,• \V.; Drewitt, D.; Kennedy, A.; Scott, F.: Thompson. A.

Walton-on-Thames Hospital, July 13th: — Condition' the same—Chamberlain, K., Lieutenant; Hoskins A.; Goodiey \V.; Leo, Jb. C.; O'Brien, P. Progressing satisfactorily—Arrol, J.; Bevan, D.; Berwick, R.; Blake, W.; Teasdale. P.

Condition the same—Acklin. J.; Asiicg, J.; Aubrey, W.; Brown, H.; Ballantyno, L.; Craigie, T.; Criekett, If.: Connelly, C.; Davia, H.; Domb, L.; Gillett, E.; GoodalL W.; Holt, J.; Hoskyn, G.; Hirons, T.; James, 23.; Joiiisfono, J.; Jackson, H.; Loadley, A.; Latham, A.; Morgan, H.; McNamara, T.; HcAae, C.; McPhee, D.; Pnki, R.: Riehard.-on. G.; Rush. II.; Runway N.: Shore. A.; Walker, T.; "VVimeett, H.jyYoung, J.: Yaxley, G. Condition not so good as last report:— Dwan. A.; Gray, F.; McCullough, B.; Keileon, N. Ipswich Sanatorium. July 18th: — Progressing satiefuctor jly—Blackloy, J.; Davies, J.; Footer, R.: John, K.; Ackineon, A; Moir. L.; Hurray, R,; Murrow, G.; Norrk, J.; Waniock, J.

THE FALLEN AND WOUNDED.

PEIISONAL NOTES.

News was - received on Tuesday that Trooper Donald J. A. Ferguson, was killed in action on July 10th, in Palestine. Trooper Ferguson, who left with the 7th Reinforcements, served in the South African war. Ho was formerly in the employ of Messrs It. Wilson and Co., Timaru. He leaves a wife and one child, who reside in Malbby avenue, Timaru, and. three sisters, all of whom reside in Timaru.

Mr J. H. MeAlister, private secretary to the Minister of Public "Works, has received the gratifying information that Jiis son, Corporal Hugh MeAlister, who was "gassed" some weeks ago in France, has rejoined his unit.

Mrs J. Gray, of "Willow Farm," Dallington, has received word that her son. Rifleman E. L. Gray, was wounded in France on June 27th. Rifleman Gray left -with the 18th Reinforcements, lie was educated at St. Mary's Convent School, and later at St. Bede's College. \At the time of enlisting ho was in the employ of Mr Adams, motor mechanic. Rifleman Gray has another brother, Trooper R. J. Gray, on active service.

Mr Geo. Smith, of Oxford, has received advice that his son, Sapper Leslie' G. Smith, was killed in action on July 11th. Sapper Smith went away in the 13th lleuiforcements, and had been in France only a short time. He was 22 years of age, and was educated at tho Oxford East School and the Rangiora High School. He was afterwards apprenticed to his father in the building trade.