THE WAR

Greymouth Evening Star, 1 February 1916, Page 2

THE WAR

ROLL Of pflilß NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY FORGE. PROGRESS REPORT. WELLINGTON., This Bay. The Defence Department has issued the following:— ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. (Pont de Koubbeh Hospital, Cairo.) AUCKLAND MOUNTED. Trooper F. Deacon Trooper L. Melhonse Trooper P. H. W. Priston Corporal P.. G. Alexander Trooper C. R. Hunt Trooper A. IT. Wilson WELLINGTON MOUNTED. Trooper R. C. Boys Ser'gt. E. 11. A. Watts Trooper W. A. Clinton CANTERBURY MOUNTED. Lance-Corporal 0. Mathias Trooper J. Miles Sergt. F. B. Wright OTAGO MOUNTED. Trooper A. Coulter Trooper J. K. O'Hara Trooper W. Wilson Lieut. S. Wood Q.M. -Sergt, L. G. Dawson FIELD ARTILLERY. Gunner J. Hamilton AITCKLAND BATTALION. Corporal H. Sewell Sergt. A. J. Wyatt Private L. W. Lockie" Private A. Norling Private T. Reilly ARMY SERVICE CORPS. Driver R. J. Campbell Driver A. Kusai'3 Driver If. Mnnning Trooper W. H. Book Driver J. E. Cooksey FIELD AMBULANCE. Private T, E. Burton Private A. B. Cnmmings Private S. H. Hoare Private S. R. Lewis Sergt. F. W. Saxton N.Z. VETERINARY CORPS. Trooper C. A. Derrick Troop,m- 11. E. Hinman Trooper A. W. Willowscroft Captain T. 0. Lilieo WELLINGTON BATTALION. Private E. Martin. CANTERBURY BATTALION. Private C. W. Siggleow Private A. Stark'" RIFLE BRIGADE. Rifleman W. ,T. Luther Rifleman L. M. Helm SICK. (Disembarked at Malta.) AUCKLAND MOUNTED. Trooper A. J. McDonald Sergt. J. ('. Paul CANTERBURY MOUNTED. Trooper G. B. Cliff Trooper C, Evans Trooper IT. Faulkner Trooper J. KantTrooper G. A. McDonnell OTAGO MOUNTED. Trooper W. IT. Baker Trooper W. J. Callahan Trooper E. Secombe Trooper W. J. Welsh Trooper A. E. Westheat

AMERICA.

ROOSEVELT'S SCATHING DENUNCIATION.

WASHINGTON, January 31.

President Wilson is starting a national campaign for preparedness on sea and land. He denounced pro-Ger-mans in vigorous language and warned all ■Ameriacns that, the United States was too weak to resent aggression.

Colonel Roosevelt is continuing to denounce American weakness, and asking if Americans will continue to kiss the bloody hands of murderers. Colonel Roosevelt, compares Dr. Wilson with McCawber, because he believed Iris notes would settle anything.