ROLL OF HONOUR

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 124, 27 May 1915, Page 8

ROLL OF HONOUR

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES THE 36th LIST. The 36th casualty list of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force operating in the Dardanelles was issued last night, containing the names of 2 men killed in action, 2 died of wounds, 2 danger- J ously ill, and 1 progressing favourably. The list brings the total casualties to the New Zealand Expeditionary Force to date to 1533. THE 36th LIST FOUR MORE DEATHS REPORTED. The 36th list issued last night is as j follows, the names of next of kin being given within parentheses: — KILLED IN ACTION BRITISH SECTION. 5/190 a Pte- G. R. Paterson, Bth May (R. W. Paterson, 38 Roxburghstreet, Wellington, father) FIELD ENGINEERS. 4/309 a Spr. Francis George Pearson, 28th April (William James Pearson, Signal Hill-road, North East Valley, Dunedin). Transferred from Otago Battalion DIED OF WOUNDS OTAGO BATTALION. 8/803 Pte. Robert Grieve Taylor, 30th April (David Taylor, Waikaka Valley, father) 8/1099 Pte. John Lloyd, 29th April (Richard Lloyd, Cust, Canterbury, father) DANGEROUSLY ILL CANTERBURY BATTALION. 6/1358 Pte. Michael M'Gillan (Mrs. B. M'Gillan, John-street, Temuka, mother) OTAGO BATTALION. 8/451 Private Dennis O'Donnell (T. O'Donnell, Thornbury) PROGRESSING FAVOURABLY 8/746 Pte. Thomas .Davis (F. Davis, Aramoho, Wanganui). Previously reported wounded at Southern General Hospital, Birmingham THE AUSTRALIAN FORCE NEW ZEALANDERS WOUNDED. The Defence authorities received advice to-d*y that thet following New Zeailanders serving in the Australian Force had been wounded, the names of next of kin being given within parentheses :—: — Pte. N. C. Lynch, 3rd Battalion, Australian Infantry (T. Lynch, Ellerslie, Auckland) L.-Cpl. J. Rhodes, 3rd Battalion, Australian Infantry (R. Rhodes, "Papa-nui-road, Christchurch) L.-Cpl. H. M'Knight, 13th Battalion, Australian Infantry (J. M'Knight, Green Island, Dunedin) t AUSTRALIAN LIST (By Telegraph.— Press Association.— Copyright.) (Received May 27, 1.50 p.m.) SYDNEY, This Day. The 24th casualty list shows : — Killed in action : Lieut. Blick. Died of wounds : Major M'Kenna, Cpls. Hallam and Smith, L.-Cpls. Goode. Hillas, and Binning ; Ptes. M'Connell, Scott, Wilson, Bathard, Davie, Donovan, Crisfield, Lambert, Piinlig, Stringer, Archibald, Messor, and M'Neil. Died at Cairo :#: # Lieut. Johnston. Wounded : Capts. Steevens and Finlayson, Lieuts. Brown, Stewart, Scandan, Hornby, Whyte, Jones, and Boyd, and 190 non-commissioned officers and men. Missing : Lieut. Brown. Dangerously ill : 18 men. ONE OF MAWSON'S EXPEDITION (Received May 27, 11 a.m.) SYDNEY, This Day. Sergt. Laseron, who was wounded at the Dardanelles, was a member of the Mawson Expedition, in the capacity of assistant scientist.