Roll of Honour

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VIII, Issue 217, 15 August 1918, Page 6

Roll of Honour

N.Z. EXPEDITIONARY FORCES

The following list was received on Tuesday night:— AUCKLAND DISTRICT. DIED OF WOUNDS. STEWART, F. R., Mt. Eden. EVERITT, Corporal A., (M.M.), Auckland.

FOOTE, Lance-Corporal R. A., Kakahi. WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. Reynell, H. A., Howick. Willetts, Corporal C. J., New r ton. Auger, E. A. C., Mt. Eden. Bacon, T. J., London. Hughes. W. E.. Onehunga. Brown 11. W-, Kaikehe. Keegan, J. 0., Auckland. Thomas, J., Ohaupo. M'Donnell, J. M., Matamata. CANTERBURY DISTRICT. KILLED IN ACTION.

BLACK, 2nd Lieutenant C. L. P., Christchurch. | DIED OF SICKNESS. I WARD, F. C-, Blenheim. I (Previously reported Died, now reported Died of Injuries Accidentally received, Result of Inquest) : i PHILLIPS, Sergeant R., Rangi-I ora. J (Previously reported Missing believed Prisoner of War, now officially reported Prisoner of War in Germany): Davidson, J., Timaru. WOUNDED. Carlyon, Lieutenant R. T., Westport. i WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. Davey, Sergeant E. S., Temuka. S' eward, J., lay road. East. MhSweeney, D. F-, Timaru. OTAGO DISTRICT. KILLED IN ACTION. HUTCHINGS, Sergeant W.. Dunedin. DIED OF WOUNDS. THROP, A. L., Dunedin. FLACK, A., Waikiwi. (Previously reported Missing, believ- , ed Prisoners of ai. now oih ! cially reported Pr.son us M Wai in Germany): Blomfield, S., Invercargill. WOUNDED. Weaver, P., Alexandi a S. Williamson, Corporal D. G-, Kokonga. Denniston, Lieutenant L. H., Dunedin. WOUNDED, ADMITTED I'o Hosi’l i'AL. Saville, J. M., Maheno. •v OuV'iN ON. NEW ZEALANDERS RECORATE(Special from the Official war Correspondent.) August, 12. The following awards have been made:— MILITARY CROSS. Second Lieut. A. McDonald, Otago. Second Lieut. A. M. Gordan, AucklandD.C.M. Sergt. R. S- Judson. Sergt. A. S. Webster. Auckland. BAR TO THE MILITARY MEDAL Sergt. A. Swainson, Otago. MILITARY MEDAL. Private A. Galleraith. Private J. Torrance. Corpl. J. Millar. Sergt. W. J- Ramsay Lance-Corpl- S. Osborne. Private A. Law, (Otago.)

C 1 RESERVISTS.

MEN OVER FORTY EXEMPT.

Wellington, Aug. 14. Medical Boards have been instructed that ‘reservists who are forty years of age or over should not be classed Cl. It has been found that men who have entered their fifth decade do not, as a rule, obtain much benefit from the training provided in the Cl camp, and it has been decided. therefore, that if they are not "fit A” they had better be classed C'2. This means that if a man aged forty or over is not sound enough to go direct into the ordinary training camp he will not be taken into the forces at all. VARIOUS FUNDS. NAPIER. Mrs. Lusk acknowledges with thanks for her Red Cross Satu’-dav (Wellington district Copper Trail) t“e following donations: —Henry Guthrie Smith. £lO ; H. B. Lusk £5. Wm. Nelson £lO. Frank Gordon £2. John Holdsworth £l. Mrs. Kinross White £l, P. S. McLean £5; P. Robertson £5 ; J. J. Cato £2 2'-. Russell Duncan £2 2/-, W. G. Wood £3 3/-.