ROLL OF HONOUR.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16402, 23 December 1918, Page 9

ROLL OF HONOUR.

SATURDAY'S LIST. (press association titlehav.s WELLINGTON", December 21. Cuttilty list No. 10-23 was issned to-d*y:— AUCKLAND DISTRICT. ■KILLED IN* ACTION. Previously reported wounded and missing, now reported killed in action, October Ist: — Auckland Infantry. Trail, B. (Mis R. Trail, Clevedon) DIED OF SICKNESS. ' DuxCeW, L. A. (A. M. Duxfio'.d. Raurirnu, f.) Unofficially reported died whilst prisoner of Frost, Walter (Mrs C. Frost, WcstSeld, ni.) REPATRIATED. Previous'? imported prisoner of war, now reported; repatriated N.Z. entrenching Battalion. | Johnston, E. S. (Mrs Wilson, Xlarokopn, e.) Mouldey. T. C (F. Mouldcy, Pukekohe, b.) WELLINGTON DISTRICT DIED OF SICKNESS. t N.Z. Macliine-Gun Corpe. Spin bourne, C. F.Mrs S win bourne, Tchora) REPATRIATED. Previously reported prisoner of war, now reported repatriated: — Griffin, A. (M.M.J (Mrs A. Griffin, Inaka, Taranaki) N.Z. Rifle Hr;gad<\ Huddlestor.e, A. U. (J. Hudd'cjtocc, England, f-) Loader, W. (G. Smith, Grey town. u.) McMillan, A. T. (Mrs McMillan. Peionc, m.) N.Z. Entrenching Battalion. Rail, W. (JJ. 0. Beuie, l/6vin) lioborts, F. S. (Mrs Roberts, N. Plymouth, in.) Smith, A. (Mrs Smith, N. Plymouth, m.) CANTERBURY DISTRICT. KILLED IN ACTION. Previously reported wounded and missing, now 'reported killed in action:— Auckland Infantry, Daltou, A- J. (K. Dallou, A-a at eve, b.) DIED OF SICKNESS. Paul, C. W. (J. Paul, Cape Foulwind, b.) PRISONER OF WAR. Previously reported missing, now reported prisoner of wir, since rc;:ulii-j(oJ: — NX Rifle Brigade. Collogan, M. (J. .Collogan, Greymouth, b.l Previously reported prisoner of war, now reported repatriated: — Auckland Infantry. Byrne, W. 3. (Mra W. J. Byrne, Maori Hill, Timaru, t.\) Wellington Infantry. £euny, A. H. G. (C. Kenny, Nelson) OTAGO DISTRICT. DIED OF SICKNESS IN N.Z. N.Z. Rifle Brigade. Macanlay, C. (A. Mscltae, Wuipunamu) REPATRIATED. Previously reported missing, now reported prisoner oi war. flir.ee repatriated: — Canterbury Infantry. Johnston, W. R. (Mrs. Johnston, Pnkenri, m.) Previously reported prisoners of war, now reported repatriated:— Wellington Infantry. Leitcli, A. A. (Mrs A. McDougail, Lnmsden) Otago Infantry. Hall, J. M., L.-Cpl. (A. J. Hall, Clinton, f.) McDonald, J. G. (Mrs Of McDonald) N.Z. Rifle Brigade. Frampton, F. (J. Mowat, Kaikorai Valley) N.Z. Kntrenching Battalion. . Caldwell, H. tJ. Caldwell, Mo'-iitvi, b.) Chartres, W. (W. Cliartres, Mosaburn, f.) Wyllie, A. M. (A. Wyllio, Invercargill, f.)

. OVERSEA FORCES. NEW ZEALAND ■ CASUALTIES. The following casualties were reported at noon on Saturday to members of Oversea I Forces having next-of-kin in Now Ze«- | land:— IMPERIAL FOBCES. Prisoners Bepatriated. Previously reported missing, now reported prisoners of war. einoe repatriated: — TVooten. J (D. B. Wooten, TT. Hutt) Previously reported prisoner of war, now reported repatriated: — Brown, H., L.-Cpl. (J. Brown, 2s.Z. riailwaye, Wanganui; » : HOSPITAL REPORT. CANTERBURY MILITARY DISTRICT. Dangerously 111.—Humphries, J. 11., Little Biver. ' Still Dangerously 111.—Campbell, S., Christchurch; Grooby, L. G., Motucta; Hannah, K. H., L.-Cpl., Southbridge. Still Seriously 111.—Milliard, J. F., Fairlie. K*moved from Seriously 111 List. —Hanr.ah, J. H., Grey mouth; Kilworth, B. C., Waimate. Not Reported as Severe Caste. —Douglas, "W. K., L.-Cpl., Christclrurcli; McPherson, A.,« Cpl, Timaru; Monro, T. H. K. f Chrialchurch; Mulianey. VS. E., Cbriatehurch. THE FALLEN AND "WOUNDED. PERSONAL JfOTES. Captain C. R. Lister died of pneumonia in a London hospital a i'ew days ago: Captaig Lister was Stewart demonstrator in in Melbourne University, and medical tutor at Trinity .College. He first volunteered for medical military service nearly three years ago.

News has been received of the death of Lieut.-Colonel A. McG. McLaurin, commanding officer of the Bth Australian Light Horse Regiment, of pneumonia, "at the 74th Casualty Clearing Station, Palestine. Colonet McLaurin served, on Gallipoli, going through the famons charge at Walker's Ridge, and afterwards in Palestine. He was an original Bth Light Horso officer, and went right through the war with the regiment. In-pre-war days he conducted a vineyard in the Rutlierglen district, Victoria.

Mr and Mrs Huxford. of Milford, have received advice that their son, Trooper G. W. Huxtord, who is now in Palestine, is returning liome. Trooper Huxford left with the 34th. Reinforcements.

Mrs P. A. Syme, Springbum, has received word that her brother, Private E. Browa, who has been on active service for two years, has been invalided borne, and is expected to arrive at an early date. Another hrotlier, Private *T. Brown, -who left with tlie Twentyfirst Australian Reinforcements '.n 1916, will also arrive shortlr.

Mr E. G. Church, Ashburton. has received advice that Private W. R. Trcnside has been admitted to hospital in France on account of illness. He left with the Eighteenth Reinforcements.

Flight-Lieutenant Roy Burns, son of Mrs M. H. Carr, of Auckland, and grandson of the late Mr and Mrs W.. L. •Roth, was killed on tho 16th inst. in an aeroplane accident. He left New Zealand e Body, and was wounded at Galhpoli. He was afterwards sergeant in chargc of the motor garage in Hornchurch Oamp, and later joined the flyincr Corps. Before lie went to tha front he vras in the Auckland City Fire Brigade, and voluniered from there. He was educated at the Normal and Grammar Schools.