ROLL OF HONOUR

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 429, 7 August 1915, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR

THE DARDANELLES. NEW ZEALAND LIST. Wellington. Aug. 7, 9.10 a.m. LOCATION OF WOUNDED. Embarked for England. Field Engineers. —Staff Lieutenant C. H. McClelland. Auckland Battalion. —Second Lieutenant A. Topham, Corporal G. R. Rotherham,' Privates W. S. Price, F. W. Guinibert, J. J. Downes. Canterbury Battalion. — Lieutenant D. McD. Robertson, Privates H. W Chinn. C. R. Murray, A. Weaver. Wellington Battalion. — Privates F. C. Espiner. G. Pockwood, J. A. Jones. . Otago Battalion.—Private \V. A. Marsh. . Medical Corps.—Private C. A. Chisholm.

LATEST LIST. Wellington, Aug. 7, 2.16 p.m. DIED. Sapper A. I). G. QI AY LI. (ente"o’ FIELD ARTILLERY’. Gunner F. A. SCHOLLLM. OTAGO BATTALION. Pvt. F. GILLESPIE. CANTERBURY MOUNTED. Sergt S. C. EVERITT (enteric). DIED OF WOUNDS. CA NTER B U R Y BATT A HON. Pvt. J. A. HEWITT (in Greek Hospital at Alexandria). LOCATION OF SICK AND WOUNDED. Arrived at Base Depot from Malta. Convalescent. Fiehl Artillery. - C'orpl. J. J. f'owan. Auckland Mounted.- Tprs. H. Eisenhut. T. Srichbury, C. Wood. Olago Mounted. Tprs. ('. Cowan and R. S. Wedge. Wellington Mounted. -Tpr. l ;. F .W Svlvia and W. C. Snell. SICK (Now Convalescent). Auckland Battalion.—Pvts. A. Caldwell and IL T. bortl. Canterbury Battalion. Pvts. ('. ('. Strang and ('. J. Mal’oy. Otago Battalion. Fvl. IL A. Carruthers.

Wellington Battalion. — Lance C’orpl. B. Cooke, Pvts. S. E. Cole 11. Gribble.

Field Engineers. Sapper E. F. F. Baker-.

Auckland Mounted. Tpr. E. S. Hall.

('anterbndv Mounted. Tpr. G. A Peek.

EMBARKED FOR ENGLAND. Field Ambulance. Pvt. \V. A. McNiven. Field Engineers.- Sapper J. F. Moriarty. Pronounced out of Danger. Wellington Battalion.- Major J. W. Brunt. Admitted to Egyptian Army Hospital. Abassa, Cairo. Auckland Battalion. - Limit. A. R. Hatt. Otago Battalion. — Pvts. 1. P. Corbett, W. B. Cruickshank, YV. O’Halloran, T. O. Wade. (’. R. Knight, E. J. Bartlett, IV. S. Lindsay, P. J. McGill. A. Shipman. Otago Mounted. —Corpl. IV. K. Cameron, Tpr. W. N. Dwyer. Wellington Battalion. — LanceCorpl. S. F. Keer, Pvts. H. Sewell, IV. Wallace.

Wellington Mounted.—Tprs. C. D. Campion, S. J. Mitchell, X. G. T. Doley. S. G. Gilmour, G. 11. Patton.

Canterbury Ea+talion. —L.-Corpl. T. L. Franklin, Pvt. W. E. Fearon. Canterbury Mounted. —Tprs. F. I*. Starkey,' M. A. B. Ing’.es, L. Nicholas, J. Lott. H. Armstrong, 11. Sa tiinejs.

Auckland Battalion. —Corpl. C. J. W; >e, Pvis. A. L. Neilson, IL L. Derwood.

Auckland M.-unt. d. Tpr. B. Do L. Campbell.

Field Engineers.—Sapper F. H. Bath, G. Millar. Field Artillery.—Corpl. 11. L. Paterson. .Medical Corps.—Pvt. 11. Allen. 60th AUSTRALIAN LIST. Sydney, Aug. 6. The Sixtieth casualty’ list is as follows: — Killed in action : 2 officers and IS tncn, inending E. E. Driver, New Zealander. Died of wounds: I officer and 10 men. Wounded : 3 officers and 96 inen, including W. Kennedy and J. 11. Coulson (the latter for the second time). New Zealanders. Ill: 4 officers and 54 men. The sixty-first casualty list, is as follows. — Killed in action: 41. Died of wounds : 27. Wounded: 4 officers and 181 men, including Private D. L. Matheson (second occasion), A. Hornby and A. L. Gibson (the two latter in hospital at Malta.) Missing : 2.

Prisoners of war: 2. Ill: 22 officers and 55 men, including Privates J. Smith (in hospital at Ghezireh), W. Kennery (in hospital at Malta). Nw Zealanders, both previously wounded. L. ('. Wood, reported wounded, has rejoined his unit. THE WOUNDED AND SICK. INFORMATION SYSTEM NEEDS REVISING.

Auckland, Aug. 7.

A large deputation of Auckland mothers interviewed tin- Mayor. (Mr. Gunson) and urged that an immediate improvement, in the system of notifying casualties and the progress of wounded soldiers in hospital should ho made. Cases wero quoted showing the inadequacy of tiie present arrangements, and complaint. made of the non-delivery of parcels sent to the soldiers. 'Die .Mayor slates that he lias boon overwhelmed with complaints of all kinds arising in connection with the interests of the men abroad. In his opinion the whole system requires rearranging. Mr. Gunson has wired to the Minister of Defence on the subject. ELSTHORPE FUNDS 1 (Own Correspondent.) Mr. Tom Priest, Elsthorpe, hon. treasurer of the Oero monthly fund, till the close of the war, for the Prince of Wales’ Fund, received during July the following subscriptions which make a total of £298 8/- for the first year of the war: —One month : Mrs. Alick Williams £2 2/-, Messrs. Alick Williams £5 5/-. Two months : M. Priest £l, F. Lincoln £l, Priest Bros. £l. Three months: F. L. Tifton £6. Five months: M. Ryan £5, G. H. Beachen £2 10’-. Six months : W. Hunter £1 10/-.