ROLL OF HONOUR

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3112, 16 June 1917, Page 8

ROLL OF HONOUR

46 CASUALTIES TO OFFICERS

FOUR DEATHS

The casualties reported yesterday to incinljurs or tho Jicw Zealand Forces numbered forty-six ofliocre. A classification of the casualties follows:—Four lieutenants killed in action, two lieutenants missing, believed wounded, and one lieutenantcolonel, two majors, eight cnpMiiiiK and twenty-nine lieutenants wounded. All of Hie casualties occurred on June 7. A short hospital and progress report was issued also. The names and addresses of tho next-pf-kin are given within parentheses, relationship beitm denoted by m. for mother, f. for father, sis. for sister, b. for brother, w. for wife. Particulars follow:— KILLED IN ACTION. Machine-Kiin Corps. June 7. fratson, 2nd Lieut, l>. W., 12/1020 (F. H. Watson, Bulls). Oiago Infantry ISattalion. Pilljne. Lieut. E. G.. 8/1601 (S. K. Pilling, Milburu, Dunedin, l\). Hitlo lirignde. Fleming, Lieut. .It. L. G., 25/7 (A. B. Fleming, Port Levy, Lytteltou, f.). Johnston, 2nd Lieut. 0. 0., 4/120 (Mrs. A. , T. Johnston, V.O. l!ox 353, Wcllioßkra. w.) MISSINC, BELIEVED WOUNDED, Auckland infantry Battalion. M'Gormick, 2nd Lieut. W. It., 12/4305 (W. J. .U'Connick, To Aroha, r.). MISS 1 KG, BRLIEVED KILLED. Auckland Infantry Battalion. Cobb. 2nd Lieut. J. W.. 10/35 (Mrs. 11. 8. Cobb, Palmerston North, m.). WOUNDED. Jlachinc-ciiu Corps. Luxrord. Major J. 11., 25/1230 (Mrs. L. D. Luxford, Te Awamutu, w.). Hopkirk, Lieut. J. A. D., 23/26 (W. Hopkirk, 104 Jfaioribanks St., Wellington, f.). ITliregor, Lieut. Jj. J.. 13/395 (B. M'Grccor, Ohaupo). Artillery. Keid, Lieut. F. F. (L. G. Keid, Stipendiary Macistrate, Wesley ltd., Wellington). M'Kenzie, 2nd Lieut, Ci. It., 4/430 (Mrs. M. M'Kcnzie, 55 TJuland Bd., KeU)urn. Wellington). Auckland Infantry Battalion. Alexander, Ca.pt. A. E., 4/528 (Mrs. F. G. Alexander, Iti3 Tinakori ltd., Wellington, w.j. Tilslcy, 2nd Lieut. It.. 12/472 (Mrs. J. TilsIcy, Auckland, m.). Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Gray, Capt. 0. H., 6/3719 (Mrs. T. J3. Gray, Farnhani, Blenheim). Natusch, Lieut. S.. 6/109 (C. T. Ifatugch. Ballaucc St., Wellington). Andrews, 2nd Lieut. A., 22.555 (J. Andrews, Hokitika, f.). JFraeer, 2nd'Lieut. J. W., 7/1230 (H. Fraser. Banfishire, Scotland, f.). Haydon, 2nd Lieut, li., .18,435 (Mrs. S. M. Haydon, Palmerston North). Wit-hell, 2nd Lieut. E. 0. D., 6/1922 (C. W. Withell, Mayficld, Canterbury, f.j. Stewart, Lieut.-Col. If., 6/982 (Mrs Stewart, Edinburgh, Scotland) Wilson, Capt. If. It.. 6/1433 (Mrs. B. A. Wilson, Hoalyn, w.). Hanratty, Lieut. J. P., 22,556 (Mrs. M. Hanratty, 49 Pitt St., Wadestown, Wellington", m.). Palmer, Lieut, l>. J., 5/118 a (A. J. Palmer, Foxhill, Nelson, f.). Thompson, Lieut, W. P., 15,468 (T. J. Thompson, HastinKS, f.). Henderson, 2nd Lieut. 11., 22,600 (It, Henderson, Okakea, Palmerston North), Wilson. 2nd Lieut. J. V., 24,107 (J. H. Wilson, Fendalton, Christchurch, f.). Ota'go Infantry Battalion. Jlolloy, Capt. C. 11., 24,318 (Mrs'. B. Molloy, Oamai'U, m.). Thompson, Capt. J., 8/2157 (E. Thompson, Koslyn, Dunedin, f.). FJux, Lieut. A. L., 25,279 (G. Flux, 131 Constable Street, Wellington, f.). Freed, Lieut, E. V., 24,308 (Mrs. G. E. Simon, Papanui, Christchurch, sis.). Lewis. Lieut, A. 11. H., 22,601 (Mrs. E. W. Lewis, Wanganui, w.). Clancy, 2nd Lieut. W. S., 8/555 (L. Clancy, Caversham, Dunedin). Tiddy, 2nd Lieut. A. J., 8/2521 (A. Tiddy, Newborough, Oamaru, f.). Potter, Capt. L.. 18,500 (J. Potter, Avondale, Auckland). Rogers. Tcmp.-Capt. J., 9/77 (It, Rogers. Oamaru, f.). Earl, Lieut. F. J. ».. 13,387 (Mrs. G. Earl, c/o W. It. Elder, Waikanac, w.). Gilmau. Lieut. S. J., 8/2511 '.J. Gilman, Invercargill, f.). Atniore. 2nd Lieut. C. F., 22,736 (E. Atmore. c/o Broderick and Co., Harris Street, Wellington).

N.Z. Bifle Brigade. ' Digby-Smith, Major A., 24)25 (Mrs. M. E. IHgby-Smith, Dunedin). Andrews, Temp.-Capt. J. W., 15,852 (Mrs. J. lE. Andrews, Mastertou, v.). i Keeves, Lieut, E. i\ J.. 25/1786 (P. K. Reeves, "Evening Post," Wellington, I.). Doinian. 2nd Liout. A. V.. 23,929 (J. S. Donnan, Gundagai, N.S.W.). Fowler, 2ud Lieut, 0. D. G., 13.690 (Mrs. W. IS. Fowler, Palmerston North, m.). Hulbert. 2nd Lieut. E., 13,008 (A. D. iEulbert, , Sydenham. Chiistchurch, f.). Jubb, 2nd Lieut. J. T., 22,692 (JEiss A. J[. Jubb; Kensington, Timaru, sis.). Trevcthick. 2nd Lieut. If. J., 18.914 (Mrs. E. E. Trevethick, Aramoho, W'anganui, ni.), HOSPITAL REPORT. The hospital and progress report is a-s ■ follows :- DANGEROUSLY ILL. French. Lieut. F. W., 24,096, London. Jubb, 2nd Jjleut. J. T., 22,692, Kensington. Cowper, A. U., 12/3208, Auckland. Lunn. J., 22,624, Dunedin. Ncwlove, L. L., 11/1940, New Plymouth. 1 Self. O. W., 32,086, Norfolk. Tilley, C. N. M.. 25.615, Paekakariki. Still Dangerously 111. Glarl;, W. P., 26,968, Auckland. Removed from Dangerously 111 List. Graham, O. 8.. 10/2428, Marton. SERIOUSLY ILL. Dimcry, S., 26,814, Ponsonby. Flower, J. A. 0., 19,137, Helcnsville. Garland, G., 15,159, Caversham. Hampton, T.. 26,610, Morrinsville. Munro, M., 33,014, Isle of Skyc. O'Donuell, E. B. A., 22,616, Eketahuna. Tliain, Corpl. A., 26,335, London. Williams, E. J., 21,363, Avondale. StiU Seriously 111. Bowen, ■ J. F., 11,402, Newtown. Crooks, Lce.-Corpl. D. K., 24/728, Wadestown. Cuuliife, F. L., 15,698, Wellington. Jl'Lean, H., 26/601. Biversdalc. Still Seriously 111, 'Hut Progressing Favourably. J)oyd, J. Ij., 13/2300, Hampshire. Hu'bbard, Corpl. It. E., 3Y.81Z, Shannon. Removed from Seriously, 111 List. Benck, E. E., 9/1774, Pukeakatiu. Murray, A. S.. 25,368, Otahuhu. AX ATTRACTIVE SPEC. i There can be no question as to tho necessity for a. Soldiers' Hostel in Wellington, situated conveniently to the whtirves and railway stations, where tho crippled soldier without friends may find eomfoj'tahle aecomnrodsiUon. The Art Union, now launched to raise funds for that purpose, as will be seen by referonce to the advertisement appearing in this ■ ifcsue, is a particularly attractive spec, viz.. £1000 for 6d.. The way' to look nt the proposition is this: Sixpence donated to the Crippled Soldiers' llostcl may return to you a motor-car, tho nucleus of a sheep station, a sealskin coat, or a diamond ring. If not the lot, then the satisfaction that your money went to buy a much-needed nonie for our war-worn, warriors, including perhaps some of the very lads who were maimed in the horoio capture of, JlessinnK. and who have yet to return to us. Who would refuse to help such gallant men?