ROLE OF HONOUR

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2515, 17 July 1915, Page 6

ROLE OF HONOUR

- 3 CASUALTIES A DEATH FROJf DISEASET three casualties were reported from Egypt yesterday. Another death from disease is recorded,, a man of the Wellington Battalion having died from dysentery. Details follow:— DIED OF DYSENTERY v: WELLINGTON - BATTALION, , (July 7.) WILLIAMS, Pte. Noel (No. 10/570). ... Next-of-kin, Mt. Geo. Coldham- .Williams, Rangitapu, Waipawa, DANGEROUSLY ILL FIELD ARTILLERY, . • (July 12.) ; GRAINGER; Gunner , Charles Andrew v (No. 2/572). Next-of-kin, Mr. G, "W. ■ . Giainger, Napier (father). l ; MISSING—NOW REJOINED • CANTERBURY BATTALION. I'TJ.RNER, Pte. Richard; Burman (No. 6/166).-- Next-of-kin, Mr. John Eichard , Turner, 25 Princes Street, .Woolston, Christchurch. . . FRESH TRIBUTES TO OUR MEN V Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright ' ; ; (Rec. July 16, 9,30. p.m.) London, July ,16. , British wounded from the Dardanelles lave arrived. Somo'ofthem, in giving their impressions of tlie fighting, pay a tribute to the reckless courage of the . Australians and- New Zealanders. AUSTRALIAN WOUNDED IN ENGLAND COMPLAINTS 0F TOO RIGID • 'DISCIPLINE. ' Bj^Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright . .(."•Times" and Sydney "Sim" Services.) . London, July 15. 'Australian wounded in' English military hospitals , bitterly complain of the rigid-discipline and restrictions. The Commonwealth is trying to concentrate the wounded in Australian hospitals in a few districts, instead'of the men being scattered'throughout Britain,..