ROLL OF HONOUR.

Greymouth Evening Star, 17 August 1915, Page 2

ROLL OF HONOUR.

NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY FORCE. PROGRESS REPORT. JPER PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT.] WELLINGTON, This Cay. The Defence Department has issued the following: — PROGRESSING FAVORABLY. (Sick and wounded in London, August 11th.) CANTERBURY BATTALION. Lieut.-Colonel C. H. J. Drown (Greymouth) Lieut. D. M, Robertson N.Z. MK!M'\\l. CORPS. Captain 1 W. S: Sinclair ATTX L AND BATTALION. Lie: L A. J. King EMBARKED, FOR ENGLAND. (From Malta, August Bth.) CANTERBURY BATTALION. Sergts. M. Newberry, W. Newsum; Privates H. G. Bruce, P. J. Westrupp. CANTERBURY MOUNTED. Trooper C. Warnes OTAGO BATTALION. Private G. Boxall OTAGO MOUNTED. Sergt. J. Summers, Trooper J- RMatheson. WELLINGTON BATTALION. Private J. Bloor AUCKLAND BATTALION Privates J. Duncan, C. C. McDonald, A. Myles, J. Greenall, AUCKLAND MOUNTED. Corporal B. T. Elsmore, Trooper J. T. Hatton.

OUT OF DANGER. "N.Z. ENGINEERS. Private P. V. de Berry WOUNDED. (Admitted 19th General Hospital, Alexandria, August 12th.) OTA GO MOUNTED RIFLES. Captain C. J. S. W. Paddon (severe compound fracture right femur) CANTERBURY MOUNTED. Lieut. C. W. Free (severe bayonet wound in right thigh) Lieut.-Colonel J. Findlay (severe gunshot wound right hip and forearm) WELLINGTON BATTALION. Lieut. J. Casserly ' (severe gunshot wound left leg) OTAGO BATTALION , ' Contain R. W. Wilkinson (severe shrapnel wound in face) Private W. G. Catto (bomb wound in right thigh) Lieut. F. L. Hunt (gunshot wound in chest, severe) CANTERBURY BATTALION. Private R. Caskey (gunshot wound left leg) (Admitted N.Z. General Hospital, Pont de Koubbeh, August Bth.) ARMY SERVICE CORPS. Driver W. J. Connors

WELLINGTON BATTALION. Private N. J. Strawbridgo N.Z. MEDICAL CORPS. Private $. Guthrie (Admitted Deaconess Hospital, Alexandria.) OTAGO MOUNTED Trooper J. A. Naylon Trooper A. S. Dickson (gunshot wounds right thigh, shrapnel wounds . left thigh) WELLINGTON MOUNTED. Trooper A. J. Burns (gunshot wounds in back) SICK RECOVERED AND SENT TO FRONT. WELLINGTON BATTALION. Captain W. J. Shepherd, Lance-Corporal B. Cooke, Private S. E. Cole, Private A. Hall CANTERBURY MOUNTED. • Lieut. G. R. Blackett, Troopers G. Brown and G. A. Peck.. OTAGO MOUNTED. Troopers G. J. Sharp, J. R. Johnston, A. S. Jeffs, A. Scott.

FffiLD AMBULANCE CORPS, Private J. H. Fitzgerald.

N.Z: ENGINEERS. Sappers A. D. Robertson and W. H. Douglas. ARTILLERY. Gunner J. Cross . SICK. (Admitted N.Z. General Hospital, Pont de Koubbeh, August Bth.) ARMY SERVICE CORPS. Driver W. J. McCallum WELLINGTON BATTALION. Private J. E. Davison. OTAGO MOUNTED. Troopers J. J. Cassidy, R. T. Huckelbridge, J. Taylor. FIELD ARTILLERY. Driver W. Scbbie. (AdmittedN.Z. General Hospital, Pont de Koubbeh, August 2nd.) CANTERBURY BATTALION. Privates J. J. Riordan, G. H. Thomas, H. B. Moir, L. J. Rawnsley, o. W. H. Simpson.

ARMY SERVICE CORPS Driver E. Hopping.

WELLINGTON BATTALION. Lance-Corpor.il A. E. Lewis, Privates H. A. B:< drnp. G. H. Brown, W: A. Stewart, H. Harvey.

HEADQUARTERS STAFF. Sergt. K. M. Little. AUCKLAND MOUNTED REGIMENT. Trooper T. G. Brown OTAGO MOUNTED. Trooper D. Inder WELLINGTON MOUNTED. Troopers E. R. Mothes, G. Guy, D. McKeenan. ENTERIC—NOV/ CONVALESCENT. (Bombay Presidency General Hospital.) AUCKLAND BATTALION. Private G. M. Crickett OTAGO BATTALION Privates C. S. Kelly, C. Sims. OTAGO MOUNTED. Trooper D. R. McDiarmid CANTERBURY BATTALION. Private W. McLeod CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES Troopers J. J. T. Hickman, W. Bogg. ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. FIELD ENGINEERS. Sapper J. F. Haynes (enteric) WELLINGTON BATTALION. Private S. Pennyfeather (dysentery) BRITISH CASUALTIES. THE WEEK-END LIST. LONDON, August 16. The week-end casualties ai-e as follows : KILLED. Officers - 45 Men 981 WOUNDED. Officers •• 199 Men 1904 LIEUT. ADAMS WOUNDED. Private cabled advice lias been received that Lieut> Alan Adams, of tlie 9tli West Yorks Regiment, a son of Mr and Mrs A: A. Adams, of Greymouth, was woundrd at the Dardanelles on August 7th, receiving a shrapnel wound, in the right thigh. The cable adds that the sufferer has made slight progress since his admission on August 12th to the 19th General Hospital, Alexandria.

MAJOR HUME KILLED. WELLINGTON, This Day.—lt was reported to-night that advice had been received that Major Arthur Hume had been killed in action at the Dai-da-nelles. • '