ROLL OF HONOUR.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16213, 16 May 1918, Page 7

ROLL OF HONOUR.

"WOUNDED.

YESTERDAY'S

LIST.

(PRESS ASSOCIATION TBLBGBAM.)

. WELLINGTON, May 15. The following casualty list (fco. 855) was issued to-day: — AUCKLAND DISTRICT.

KILLED IN ACTION. Roported killed in action: N.Z. Artillery.

(May 2nd.) Matthews, W. J. (Mrs A. Fenton, Norman by road, Mt. Lden, c.) Paithfull, W. M. (A. Faithfull, Ohaowai Bav of Islands, b.) * Otago Regiment. (April 28th.) Mitchell, A. C. (Mrs M. Robinson, Owen's road, Epsom) N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (Mav Ist.) Bohni, W. E. (Mrs J. Bchm, Whanga(Mot 2nd.) Milne, A. C. 11., Cpl. (A. Milne, Hamilton, f.) „ _ . , . Rogers, F. T. (W. Rogers. Brighton road, Parnell, f.) Previously roported wounded, now reported killed in action: — Auckland Regiment. (March 2Gtli.) Munro, H. J. (R. Munro, Pokeno, b.) Result of Court of Enquiry:— Previously reported missing, believed prisoner of war, now roported killed in action: — N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (October 12th, 1917.) Butler, T. (M7s A. Butler, Papakura, m.) MISSING, BELIEVED KILLED. Previously reported missing, now reported missing, believed killed: — Wellington Regiment. (March 27th.) Bell, It. (R. Bell, Eden terrace, Auckland) (April sth.) Fowler. W. (S. Fowler, Ngaruawahia, Waikato. b.) DIED OF WOUNDS. Reported died of wounds:— Auckland Mounted Rifles. (May 11th.) Lochliead. W. H. (T. Lochhoad, Tauranga, f.) N.Z. Artillery. (May 13th.) Prisk, E. P. (P. Prisk, Hamilton, f.) Auckland Regiment. (March 29t1i.) Fulton, S. (S. Fulton, Papatoetoe, f.) CORRECTION. Previously reported wounded, now reported not wounded: — N.Z. Artillery. Finn, R. H. (Mrs A. Finn, Clevedon South, m.)

WOUNDED. Reported wounded:— Auckland Regiment,

(May Ist.) Harrison, W., L.-Cpl. (Mrs A. Harrison, Selbourne street, Grey Lynn, w.) Jordan ; L.'R., Sergt. (Mts L. Jordan, Hamilton, w.) Moadway, H. (W. Headway, Paterangi, Waikato) Vokes, J. (Mrs E. View road, Mt. Eden, m.) Wellington Regiment. (May 2nd.) Sinclair, J. (\v. Sinclair, Waitoa, Thames Valley, b.) Canterbury Regiment. (April 28th.) Bailey, T. H. (Airs J. P. Bailey, Huntly, m.) Otago Regiment. (April 27th.) Doggott, C. F. (Mrs A. iDoggett, Roto* rua, w.) i N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (May 2nd.) McCranell, W. N. (Mrs H. Whitley, Bridgewater road. Parnell, s.) Moore, F. G. (Mrs A. Moore, Brighton road, Parnell, m.) Morrison, E. F. (Mrs A. Morrison, Wapiti avenue, Epsom, m.) Reported slightly wounded, remaining with unit: — '» Auckland Regiment. (May Ist.) Hilliam, A. W. (J. Hilliam, Selbourne st., Grey Lynn) (May 2nd.) Dods, G. N. (Mrs J. Dods, Opotdki, m.) Otago Regiment.

(April 26th.) Jamieson, S. (Miss A Jamicson, Ireland)

(May 2nd.) Letts, H. J. (Mrs E. Letts, Waiotemarama, Hokianga, m.) N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (May Ist.)

Patrick, V*. (J. Retrirever, Victoria st., Auckland, c.)

WELLINGTON DISTRICT

KILLED IN ACTION. Reported killed in action: — N.Z. Artillery. (May 2nd.) Tarrant, A. (C. Tarrant, Ararata, Hawora, f.) N.Z. Engineers. (May atid.) Minton, F. J., L.-Cpl. (J. Minton, Mastcrton, f.).

Otago Regiment. (April 28th.) Bradley, R. (\V. Bradley, c.o. Mrs Carr, Waipukurau, f.) N.Z. Rifle Brigade.

(May Ist.) Chernsidc, J. W. (J. Chernside, 79 Alma rd., Gonville, Wanganui) (May 2nd.) Edwards, A. G., L.-Cpl. (Mrs G. Bishop, England, 8.) Hodge, M. J. (H. Hodge, Alton, Tara? naki, f.) Result of Court of Enquiry: —

Previously reported missing, now Reported killed in action : — Wellington Regiment. (March 27th.) Haslett, G. (G. Haslett, Junction r<J., Iriglewood, f.) Previously reported missing, now reported killed in action : — - N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (October 12th, 1917. Rossiter, H. (Mrs E. Rossiter, Allardice st., Dannevirke, m.) * Previously reported wounded and missing, now reported killed in action : —

Rifle Brigade. (October 12th, 1917.) nttersall, A. (Mrs J. Tattersall, England, m.) WOUNDED. Reported wounded : — N.Z. Engineers. (May 2nd.) Vright, S. C., L.-Cpl. (Mrs F Wright, Riverlea rd., Hastings, m.) tan-say, W. A. (Mrs S. Ramsbotham, 10 Stoke st., Wellington; m.) (April 29th.) Jennehy, E. S. (ilrs H. Dennehy, Lower Hutt, m.) . < Auckland Regiment. (May 3rd.) Slrhorn, H. E. (Mrs A. Elrhorn, Wavcrley, w.) . Wellington Regiment. (Anril 26th.) iimpson, F. (JT Tuffin, Taonoka, Wanganui river) j (April 29th.) : sprang. P- H - ( Jlrs M - S P ragg ' Patu " tahi, Gisborne, m.) (May Ist.) r . ( iailton, A. (Mrs A. Railton, c.o. Mrs Stokc-11, Patoa, u\) (May 2nd.) A. (Miss S. Kcrridge, No. 1 Rural Route, Eketahuna, s.) ' L UcCabe, P. (Mrs M J. McCabe, Eng- ■ land, m.) Canterbury Regiment. -""-j (April 23th.) ' sbaw, K. J. (Mrs W. Shaw, Box 58, - Wairoa. ' cS

i'helan, J. (Mrs S. Byrne, Ormond, Gisbornc, s.)

Otago Regiment, j (April 26th.) Hebenton, J. F. A. (Mrs T. Buckley, '} England, s.) i (April 30th.) | Shannon, W. J., Corpl. (W. Shannon, Nirena. Eketahuna, f.) j (May Ist.) j Henaghan, E. (M. Henaghan, AVhakaI ronga, Palmerston North, f.) [j N.Z. Rifle Brigade, f (May 2nd.) j! Loader, H. H., L.-Cpl. (Mrs E. jj Loader, Taueru, Masterton, m.) J' Marshall, H. J. (J. Marshall, Mossj| town road, Castlecliff, Wanganui) jl Todd, J. (J. Todd, Hawke's Bay Farm]j ers' Association, Dannevirke, f.) >j Reported wounded, admitted to hosijl pital:— N.Z. Engineers. !|t (April 29th.) I! Collins, R. (Mrs E. Collins, England, m) jjj _ Reportod slightly wounded, remainr: ing with unit:— !i: Auckland Regiment. j ! ; (April 10th.) l|; Quine, T. R. (A. Quine, Ohakuno Junc- | , tion, b.) ' 'li N.Z. Rifle Brigade, ij (May 2nd.) !'i Biitton, E. A. (A. Britton. 4!) Lombard ! | ! street. Palmerston North, f.) ;jl ' | CANTJiKBUKi Dioi'iviCT |j KILLED IN ACTION. :'! Reportea limoa m uciiou; — .Zj. . ]; (--iay ziiu.; jj Streetley, R. mj., oorpi. (\N'. fetrecl'ley, !' 10 ivuoKHi street, caiisicmiren, i.j || -N.Zi. liaigmeeib. •' fi; \i>iay ami.) ■ • j! 3lcGee, F. N., pv'. McGee, 32 jj uasuington road, iNeiooii, i.j j itegiuicui. | . (April iJotn.) j Quinlan, T. i\i. (j. North i i<obuin, i.) jj wcago Regiment. || (.n-pril it in.) jj Cropp, A." "\V. Uropp, Richmond, j f.) j t (April 28th.) H • Cochrane," R. . Cochrane, Wakanui, jj *■) . j! N.Z. Rifle Brigade. | (May 2nd). I Campbell, J. vj. (d. Campbell, Reeves road, uunvood, f.) Bundle, \V. A., Corpl. (Mrs A. M. Rundlo, Buccleucn street, Urevmouth, w.) Reported missing, believed killed: — N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (April sth.) Greenwood, A. (Mrs E. Greenwood, Rathmore street, Timaru, w.) ■ Rosult of Court of Enquiry. Previously reported missing, now reported killed in action:— N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (October 12th, 1917.) Potts, J. W. (Mrs P. Potts, Thomson •' ' street, Greymouth, m.) Previously reported wounded and' missing, now reported killed in , action:— N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (October 12th, 1917.) j Griffin, R. J. (Mrs M. Griffin, Racecourse, Reefton, m.) ( Haynes, T. "\V. (Mrs J. Havnes. TVai- ] mate, m.) Macleodsmith, N. (J. Macleodsmith, .' Cashel street.* Christchurch, f.) < Smith, C. (E. Smith, 438 Worcester J street, Christchurch, f.) ] f DIED OF WOUNDS. \ Reported died-of wounds :-r N.Z. Engineers, ■ (May Bth.) ] Flanagan, D. (Mrs A. Flanagan, < Doyleston) , WOUNDED. ; Reported wounded:— { N .Z. • Engineers. i . . (April 28th.) 1 Haworth, A. (R. Haworth, 53 Mathesou s road, Linwoodj i Palmer, J. L. (M.M.), Cpl. (G. Palmer, l Hereford street, Timaru) j / A.ucklana' Regiment. i Ist.) i iC JJlissetty] H. (H. Blissett, Longford, C : ' . Murchison, f.) ] : ' Canterbury Regiment. h ;* (April 27th.) Anmng, E., Cpl. (Mrs A. Anning, SI Moorhouse avenue, Christchurch, 111.) " Hague, A. J. (Mrs L. Hague, England, J m.) ■ j b > • . McDroy. JC., Sergt. (Mrs J. Mcllroy, " $u'' Bligh s road, Papanui, m.) B i v 1 (April 28th.) If Gtiy. F, H. (J. Guy, Ireland, h.) t-'-.-. :■ Smith, C. F. (Mrs C. Smith,- Selwyn . ~ road, Lytielton, m.) iii'V, l . Stoere, A. E.\(Mrs "W. Steere, 11 Man-' nmg s place, Woolston) .Webb, W. H. W. (Mrs A. Freeman, 5 '-. Lyttelton, s.) l' r , . (April 29th.) . Dron, L. C., Sergt. (W. Dron, SpringSii; grove, Nelson, ,f.} Otago Regiment. +> ' (April 27th.) J" '■/' Feely, P. (Mrs M. Feely, 33 Regent C • : street, Timaru, m.) °1 S' ; " New Zealand Rifle Brigade. n< (May 2nd.) ■ ol C;.?. Neil, T.V(Mre o.' Johnstone, Highhank, tf . Rabaia, .. y,.,. _ Reported slightly wounded, remain- ! with unit" Be glnv' " ' . Auckland Regiment. Ac i.. i;/ (May Ist.) m iSif:-.' : Bates, W., O.S.M. (Mrs Bates, 534 de pfi-V Tuam streetj Linwood, w.) se

OTAGO DISTRICT.

KILLED IN ACTION.

Reported killed in action:— * Auckland Regiment. (May Ist.) ii, . Hughes, R. A. J. (Mrs E. Wood, - Houipapa, Clutba) _ . Otago Regiment. H " .. (April 28tb.) q, 1 * Jeffery, J.'" B. (Mrs T. Jeffery, N.E. ?r , Valloy. Dunedm, m.) i'*, * (May Ist.) _ ■i,t f Adamson, 'TV. S. (P. Adamson, N.E. ■ Valley, Ihmedin, f.) c 5 - Result of Court of Enquiry:—' ,j>> Previously, reported -wounded and r * missing, now reported killed iii action: "i* ' 'v New Zealand Rifle Brigade, y' ; , ,(October 12th, 1917.) Fairweather, J. (T. Fairweather, Aber'v * deenshire) < 4 \ Lyon, G. E. (Mrs M„ Lyon, George \ street, Dunedin, m.) ? DIED OF "WOUNDS. Rem>rted died oPwounds:— 'New Zealand Rifle Brigade. > ■ (May 12th.} Hoist, P v E., Cpl. (Mrs M. Hoist, Inyercargill, w.)

Reported wounded:— Auckland Regiment • . (May Ist.) Cooper, H. L. (Mrs E. Cooper, England, m.) a

Dawson, R. G. (H. Dawson, Woodlands, Southland, f.) Lindsay, G. (J. Lindsay, Fairfax, Southland, f.) Canterbury Regiment. (April 28th.) Deverell, A. L. (W. Deverell, Invercargill, f.) Ota go Regiment. (April 2(ith.) Burnett, J., Sergt. (Mrs A. Burnett, Oamaru, m.) Coats, G. W. M. (Mrs M. Coats, Castle street, Dunedin, m.) Edwards, C. R. (Mrs E. Edwards, Upper Maclaggan street, Dunedin, m.) Fuller. J. F. (Mrs N. Fuller, Maitland street, Duiiedin m.) (April 28th.) Fitzpatriek, M. (Mrs B. Fitzpatrick, Arthur's Point. Qucenstown, m.) (April 29th.) Campbell, T. M., Cpl. (Mrs R. Campbell. Green Island, m.) SopcrJ J. F. (Mrs A. bopcr, Balclutha, m.) ,'April 30th.1 Dale, A C (Mrs E. Dale, Kaitangata, ra.) McGee, J. (Mrs H. MctGod, Green Island, in.) c Ranco, W. J., L.-Cpl. (Mrs J. Andrews, Invercargill, m.) (May Ist.) Adarason, J 8. (J. Adainson, Collingwood, f.) • Collis, E. (Airs E. Morris, England, s.) (May 2nd.) Carran, W. X. (Mrs M. Carran, Wildliush, Southland, m.) Reported wounded, admitted to hospital : — Otago Regiment. (May 2nd.) West, B. (E. jamieson, Wiiikouaiti) _ Reported slightly wounded, remaining with unit: — New Zealand Artillery. (May 2nd.) Chetwin, E. (E. Chetwin, Fitzroy street, Cavcrsham, f.)

THE FALLEN AND

WOUNDED.

PERSONAL NOTES

The executive of the Canterbury Patriotic Fund, upon the motion of the •chairman (Mr H. Holland), yesterday passed a motion of condolcnce with Mr George Harper and family in their rcccnt bereavement. Mr Hollaud said Mr Harper had lost two sons at tho front, and another had died recently at Home. Mr W. N. Seay, headmaster of the Addington School, received private advice yesterday stating that his third 'son, Gunner Gordon D. Seay, aged 23, had been killed in action.

Mr W. J. Jenkins, Fairview, Waddington, has received advice that his son, Private Malcolm E. Jenkins, has been slightly wounded, but is remaining with his unit. Private Jenkins left with the Main Body, and saw service on Gallipoli. This is the sccond time he has been wounded.

Mrs J. Chambers, Wakanui, has received advice that her son, Private Isaac Chambers, was gassed and admitted to hospital in France on April 27th. He had been previously wounded, but had returned to the firing line.

Mr A. Macpherson, Fields Supervisor, Department of. Agriculture, lias received advice that, his son, Lieut. Alister Ewen Macpherson, who was wounded in action in Franco on April oth, rejoined his unit on the 14th inst., after spending a fortnight's furlough in Scotland. •

Though details are lacking, and there is no official confirmation, there doos not seem any reason to doubt the report that Albert Cotter, the famous Australian fast bowler, has fallen 'Ji action (writes an English correspondent). Cotter waa the fastest Australian bowler since tho days of Spofforth but •ho was scarcely in the latter's class.

Mrs S. Brown, 97 St. Asaph street, has received word that her husband, Private S. Brown (late of Tinwald),has been wounded in the thigh and admitted to No. 3 Stationary Hospital, seriously ill. Private Brown left with the 28th Reinforcements.