ROLL OF HONOUR.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16218, 22 May 1918, Page 8

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(PUE.=S ASSOCIATION IELEGCAM.) WELLINGTON, May 21. The following casualty list (No. 860) •was issued to-day: — AUCKLAND DISTRICT. KILLED IN ACTION. Previously reported wounded, now declared by Court of Enquiry killed in action: — . Auckland Regiment. (March 26th.) Scott, A. T.. Corpl. (Mrs J. Scott, King's Viow road, Mount Eden) DIED OF SICKNESS. Reported died of sickness: N.Z. Engineers. (May i4tli.) Partridge, 11. A. (A. Partridge, Grafton road, Grev' Lynn) CORRECTION. Previously reported wounded, noiv reported not wounded: — Entrenching Battalion. (April sth.) Bell. T. (Mrs 11. Bell, Sussex street, Auckland) WOUNDED. Reported wounded, admitted to hospital : — . , Auckland Regiment. (May 4tn.) Twidle, E. S. (£. Twidle, Claudelands, Hamilton, f.) Wellington Regiment. (May 9th.) Cameron, H. j. (NV*. Cameron, AMiangarei, f.) Otago Regiment. (May Ist.) Moore, W., Lieut. (Mrs N. Moore, Netherton, w.) (Mav 9th.) Croker, A. J., Colp. (Mrs M. Skinner, Beaconsfield street, Groy Lynn) Entrenching Battalion. (May 6th.) Cliallis, H. G. (F. Cliallis, Tarau, Thames, f.) (May Bth.) Doran, F. (Mrs C. Doran, Rose road, Grey Lynn, m.) , „ Fletcher, T. G. (A. Fletcher, Albert street. Avondalo) Reported wounded, embarked for England:— _ .Entrenching Battalion. (May 9th.) Skinner, W. C. (W. Skinner, Graham street, Auckland, f.) WELLINGTON DISTRICT. KILLED IN ACTION* Previously reported died of wounds, now reported killed in action: — Machine-Gun Corps. (January 3rd.) Tayler, W. C. (W. Taylor, Wanganui, f.) DIED OF WOUNDS. Reported died of -wounds: — Wellington Regiment. (May 14th.) Bi#nnigan, E. (Airs M. Brannigan, Alfredton, m.) * Otago Regiment. (March 30th.) Muir, M. (Mrs E. Muir, Havelock North, m.) ' Reported died of wounds in New Zealand :— Auckland Regiment. (May 20th.) Murray, R. F. (Mrs G. Murray, Otaki, m.) PRISONER OF WAR. Previously reported missing, believed prisoner of war, now War Office reports prisoner of war in Germany:— N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (April sth.) Van Stein, L. (J. Van Stein, Te Kara- . ka. Gisborne) -"WOUNDED. Reported wonnded: — N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (May 10th.) Kenrick, S., Lieut. (W. Konrick, Palmerston North, f.) Reported wounded, admitted"to hospital : — ANZAC MOUNTED RIFLES. (April 24th.) Summers, T. L. (Mrs p. Summers, Mastorton, m.) N N.Z. Artillery. (May 2nd.) Wilson. J. A. (Sirs J. Wilson, Con- ' stable street, Wellington,, m.) N.Z. Rifle Brigade. (May sth.) McLeod, H., L.-Cpl. (Mrs McLeod, Mein street, Wellington, m.) (May 7th.) Murphy, W., Corpl. (Mrs Murphy, Stratford, m.) Corps. ' (May 2nd.) Close, A. A. (W. Close, Levin) West, I. G-; (A. West, New Plymouth, Entrenching Battalion. (May 6th.) Ross, J. (Mrs M. Ross, Abel Smith street, Wellington) (May Bth.) Dafter, J. (Mrs E. Dafter, Rongotea, m.) Mackie. A. R., Corpl. (A. Mackie,,Dannevirke, f.) Thomas. P. V., L.-Cpl. (Mrs P. Kingston, Brooklyn) ;May 9th. MeGinnity, J. L. (Mrs M. MoGinnity, Park street, Wellington, m.) Morice, H, J. (F. Morice. Gisborne, f.) CANTERBURY DISTRICT. KILLED IN ACTION. Previously reported died of wounds, now reported killed in action:— New Zealand Artillery. (April 14th.) Price, i>. E. O. (Mrs F. Price, Braemarj Waihao Downs, m.) PRISONER OF WAR. Previously reported missing, believed prisoner of war; now War Office reports prisoner of war in Germany:— New Zealand Rifle Brigade. (April sth.) Rose, S. A. (Mrs L. McLeod, Cobden, Greymouth, s.) WOUNDED. Reported wounded, admitted to hospital :— New Zealand Artillery (May 10th.) Boyd, C. W. (W. Boyd, George street, Port Chalmers, f.)

Canterbury Regimen* (Ma j- Ist.) Box, D. B. (E. Box, Armagh street, Christchureh, f.) Hoskin, G. H. (J. Hoskin, Springston, New Zealand I?ifle Brigade. (May 9th.) Brown, S. iMrs S. Brown. St. Asaph street, Christchurch, w.) Cyclists' Corps. (May 2nd.) Stanley, G. A. (Mrs S. Stanley, Byron street, Sydenham, m.) Entrenching Battalion. (May 6th.) Brown, G. H. (W. B'-own, Hinds, f.) (May Sth.) "White, A. (F. White, Turamah street, Greymouth, f.) Reported slightly wounded, remaining with unit:—New Zealand Artillery. C (April 24th.) Dillon, J. J. (J. Dillon, Morven, S. Canterbury, f.) New Zeniand Engineers. (Mny Oth.) Crowe, W. H. (Mrs E. Cfowe, Douglas, Isle of Man, m.) Auckland Regiment. i'May 7th.) C'ottrell. W. M.. 2nd Lieut. (Mrs E. Cottrell, Cheviot, w.) OTAGO DISTRICT. DIED OF WOUNDS. Reported died of wounds: — (April llth.) Otago Regiment. MeArthur A., Sergt. (A. MeArthur, Woodlands) CORRECTION. Previously reported w ounded, now reported riot wounded: — New Zealand R : flo Brigade. Sanderson, A. J. A. (Mrs C. Sanderson, Blackstone Hill, Otago) WqUNDED. Reported wounded, admitted to hospital : — . ~~ New Zealand Rifle Brigade. (May 10th.) Crawford, R. (Mrs A. McCarthy, Clyde, Otago) Cyclists' Corps. Wilson, D N. A. (J. Wilson, Arden street, N.E. Valley) Entrenching Battalion. Lcbrun, P. A.. Cpl. (Mrs V. Lcbrun, Invercargill) (May Oth.) Goiulio, P. (P. Goudie, Shetland Islands) Tough, A. J. (Mrs M. Tough, Milton) HOSPITAL REPORT. CANTERBURY MILITARY DISTRICT. Still Dangerously m, Improving. Blissett, H. (Murchigon): Lamb, H. McD. (Christohnrch); Prattley, J. (Temuka). Seriously 111. Hyndman, W. (Timaru); Joyce, J. (Flaxton). Still 111. Wade, J. (Temuka). Still Seriously 111, Improving. Harper, F. W. (Ckrisfcchurch). Not Reported as Severo Cases. Harley, J. A., Lieut. (Nelson); Argyle, G. E. oAeiib"urton); Blair, R. (Christchurch) Brown, G. 11. (Hinds); Cargo, S. S. (Seadown); Clements, A. A. (Nelson); Elmsly, N. V. (Waltham); Emmeraon, W. (NewBrighton.) ; Forguson, F. (Tiiuaru); Inglis, O. L. S. (SVestland); Juries, W., Q.JX.S. (Spreydon); Kelso, J. (Timaru); Jlcßride, J. J. (Nelson); McEwin, F. V. (Sydonham); Moneon, J. N. (Aflhlrarton); Reynolds, J. A. (Greymouth); Russell, J. (Leithfield); Tospor, E. J. L.. T.-Seri;t. (Motueka). THE FALLEN AND WOUNDED. PERSONAL NOTES j Mr and Mrs A. Steel, of Riccarton, have received advice that their young~est son. Driver Francis J. Steel, was admitted to the First Southern General Hospital on April 24th, suffering from severe wounds' in the back, and fractured libs. Driver Steel volunteered "in Australia, and left with the Australian Field Artillery. In a letter just received by his parents, ho stated that he had received his first leave from the firing lino during a period of throe years. Prior to leaving New Zealand he was with Messrs Bowron Bros. Mr and Mrs Steel's second son, who left with tho 23rd Reinforcements, was killed in action last October. Mr R. W. Arnold, Manchester street, St. Albans, has received advice that his son, 2nd Lieutenant Arthur J. Arnold, of tho 30th Reinforcements, I who was wounded in the left knee and admitted to hospital in France about the end of April, has been transferred to a hospital in England. Mr J. Argyle, Ashburton, has , received word that his son, Private G. Argyle, was admitted to hospital in England on May 13th, suffering from jaundice.- Private Argyle left w'ith the 30th Reinforcements. \ Mrs P. Connolly, Greenstreet, Ashburton, has received advice that her son, Rifleman S. Connelly ? has been transferred to a hospital in -England. Rifleman Connelly, who left with the 9th Reinforcements, Jias had his left leg amputated. Lieutenant James Edward Biggar (wounded) left New Zealand with the 6th Reinforcements. He was educated afr the Croydon Bush school and Gore District High School, and is a son of Mr George Biggar, Croydon Bush, Gore. Before enlistment he was employed in the post office, Gore. For manv years he played for the now defunct Excelsior football team, Gore, and represented Southland for six years in succession, and in 1911 represented South Island against North Island. At the meeting of the Sumner Life Saving Club, held last night, the chairman, Mr H. Buttle, made feeling reference to the great loss suffered by the death of Corporal A. B. Christensen, who had been killed in action. He at one time held the position of secretary of the club, and he had always been a very energetic member since its inception. Mr Buttle moved that the committee place on record its deep appreciation of the services of the late Corporal Christensen, pnd also forward to his parents a letter of condolence.The motion was carried in silence, all standing.