ROLL OF HONOUR

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2533, 6 August 1915, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR

REPORTS FROMTHE HOSPITALS There were no casualties reported ,from Eygpt yesterday. A progress report was • . issued at inoon as-follows:— WOUNDED DISCHARGED CON-' VALESCENT. OTAGO BATTALION.:: O'BRIEN, Corporal James Laurence (No. 8/943). R A MAGE, Pte. William (No. 8/481). • WELLINGTON .BATTALION. : ; . John-Thomson. (No. 10/20i6)i FIELD ARTILLERY. SINCLAIR, Guimer Kobo'rt Christie (No. 27201). WEST, Gunner Leonard Arthur (No. a/721). WELLINGTON. MOUNTED RIFLES. INGLIS. Trooper David Harold S, (No, 11/777), ' SICK DISCHARGED CONVALESCENT. CANTEEBURY BATTALION'. (xRArjJtJKN, Pte. Fred. Watson (No. 6/1005).' . OTAGO BATTALION., JAMIESON, Pte. George (N0..-8/829). . BURKE, Pte. John Ernest (No. 8/736). GJBHETT, Plo. Kobert Henry (No. 8/10S0). . - BOELEY, Pte. Alfred Eman (No. 8/1008). WELLINGTON BATTALION*. HASTIE, Pte. John (No. 10/1253). . .. DIVISIONAL TRAIN. LYNCH, Trooper Charles David (No. 15/fiO). „ -. .. . , . OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. LEWIS, Trooper Evan Davies (No. 9/378). ANDERSON, Trooper, Robert Francis No.. 9/897). • • BECKETT, Trooper George'- (No.. 9/242). DAVISON,' Trooper Sinclair (No. -9/112). GEEEN, Trooper Ernest-(No. 9/823). TRESSIDER, Trooper Herbert (No, 9/219). WELLINGTON MOUNTED. WILSON, Trooper Thomas: Emerson. (No. 117556). ■ : HOLMES, . Trooper Charles Ravon (No. 11/58). , VETERINARY CORPS. MITCHELL, 'Lce.-Corporal ' Georgo (No. •17/142). ~•' FIELD AMBULANCE. .- LINDSAY, Sergt. Alexander. Edw. (No.! 3/303): ;. ': . FIELD ARTILLERY.-' • ■ DE MEY D'ALKEMADO, Gunner Corneille H. (No. 2/755 a). ■ » ■ '. WHARFE, Gunner Thomas Charles- <No 2/950). DRABBLE,, Gunner Walter (No. 2/528). , JEFFERY, Lieut. James Gordon. HATHERELL, : Trooper Herbert (No. . 11/275 a). . ] BROWN; Pto. John Frederick C. (No. I 8/1485 a)- • TONNER-, Q.M.S. William John (No. 2/274). TEKR-Y, Trooper William-' Stewart (No. ■y- ,13,'469a)." 'z' ■ ARMY-SERVICE,CORPS. V- BE.IJIAN, Pte." John" 'Thomas (No. • 8/1191 a)..' ' HARTE, Pte. Charles (No. 5/51). • HAULTAIN, Pte. Wilfred Charles (No. 10/384 a). .-■ HAN KINS, Pte. Frank William (No. .. . 14/42). ■ 1 FIELD ENGINEERS. ; . JI'WHIRTER, Corporal ' Andrew (No. :-4/650). . ; / ....-./ k . STEELE, Sapper Thomas Irwin (No. WISL ■ TAYLOE, Sergt. Cyril Hargrares (No. -' 4/637). . JONES, Pte. George (No. 8/1373 a). ■

TOTAL AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES 12,695 TO DATE. By Telegraph—Press. Association—Copyright (Rec. Agust 5, 10 p'.m.) ' \ ; / :■; Sydney, August 5. . ' Th'd Australian 'casualties; n<>w total 12,695 in number, .as follow Dead, 166 officers, 2331 men; wounded, 366 officers and 8902 men; missing, '23 officers and 907 - men: ■. ;; • , • SIR lAN HAMILTON'S THANKS 'By Telegraph—Press Aseociation-Copyright : Sydney, August 4. .- Sir lan Hamilton, replying to Mr. ■Holman's message,. conveys his heartfelt thafiks to all the Australians in 3iis command, ,to New South Wales for .her magnificent generosity and thoughtfulness for the sick and wounded; and also his greeting to thoso comrades who were loft behind, aiid- whom he would welcome on arrival with open'arms. CEREBRO-SPINAL MENINGIITS DUNEDIN CONTACTS .DOING WELL. j (By Telegraph.—Pre?? Aosociation.' • -v > Dunedin, 'August 5. JL wo more cercbro-spinal ■ meningitis tontacts were "admitted to the' Wakari Hospital to-daj.■- There:are now twenty-. ono ; soldiers liv-tlie Hospital, but all are;:able tobe up andlabout, and. are progressing very favourably. - ONE CASE-IN CHRISTCHURCH. ■ ChrlstohurcH, August 0.. The report 'that there is only ' one. case of; cerebro-spinal meningitis 'in Christchurch was to-day confirmed by Dr. Cliesson, Public Health Officer, who told a •'Press"; representativenhat: there' was no cause 1 whatever for-alarm or for any suggestion that-tho' disease might senousl.y spread. This particular .case, Dr. Chesson added, was probably the result of-living in an overcrowded houso under insanitary conditions;. Every precaution had been taken to avoid infection, and tbe' man's family were now isolated in , the;' hospital as contacts ' for, 'observa- ' tiori. ;; The raaii himself was progressiiig favourably. In addition to this definite case there is another of a soldier on leave from Trentham; This man is.now isolated at the hospital as a' suspect "carrier" . of-tho disease, though not actually'suffering himself; his family are also isolated for observation as contacts. This case Dr. Cliesson-states is quit©, distinct from the one 'previously mentioned, in which spinal meningitis has actually manifested itself.