ROLL OF HONOUR.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16959, 11 September 1915, Page 14

ROLL OF HONOUR.

HEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES FURTHER LISTS, [Pbu Press Association.] WELLINGTON, Soptombcr 10.

KILLED IN ACTION. WELLINGTON BATTALION. (August 8.) 10-2398, Private Robert Joseph Daniel. (ilooert Daniel,;. Uxiord Sweet, Wellington, .iatuer). 10-2119, Sergeant Aloert Joseph Downing (John Downing, Port Ahurin, father). _ . 30-131 U, Private Wi.l am Hen 17 Pattorson (J. Patterson, Jvahautnra, AYkareroto, Featheraton, tar Private William Henry Tanner (E Tanner, i'itzroy, New Plymouth, mother). 10-2017, Private Frank Ernest \V alker (Mrs W. APivjmey, Stirling, Otago sister). \ 10-524, Private William Homy winter (Mrs Mar on W.uter, Makeman 'Street, Pahiatua, wife). (August 15.) 10-2459, Private Bridge William Oliver (W. Oliver, U.enhope, Netson, .father).

MISSING. WELLINGTON BATTALION. (August 8.) 10-2060, Private Char.os Louis Richard Audiv&en (xienry Andreaun, Hurleyviilc, Taranaki, broiler). 10-20oJ, Privato Manor Henry BAire at (Albert Bohrent, bandon,

father). 10-2071, Private Isaac Robert Benson (John Benson, Hosp.tal H-d,

Nap.er. father). 10-2079, Private Charles ludor Brewer (Airs C. Garreth, Kelvin Grove,* Pa.nier.ston North, sis-

ter). . . 10-2054, Private James Patrick Brown (Air Sajsom, -Brunswjeis Road, "Wanganui) 10-2098. Private I'ciix Carter (Mi's 11. M. Carter, Ke.burn, London,

mother). „ 10-2411, Private Sydney Parnell Cnapman (Airs Jessie Chapman, Park Street, -Wellington, mother). 10-2415, Private Ronald Webber Cooper (A. Cooper, Springston South, father). 10-2417, Pr.vato Joseph Hampton Davidson (Alex. Davidson, U aihaia, father). ,10-2112. Private Frederick Anthony Davis (R. A. Davis, Hale, Cheshire, father). 7 10-2124, Private Cecil Annesley Eljaby (Mrs Margaiet Julia E.laby, King’s Lynn,. Norfolk, .mother). 10-2126,'Private John Bryers Eliott (Janns El.iott, Drumawark, Ireland). 10-2142, Private Ray Freeman (Mrs A R. Free,n in, Parau Road, Gis•H borne, mother). ''lo-2147, Pr vate * Robert Galloway A (Thomas Galloway, Kuteueßoad,

Kaiti, father). 10-2159. Private William Goldstono (William Gold atone, Frasertoivn, Wairoa, father). ' 10-2392, Lance-Corporal John Thomas. Gosling (Mrs Margaret Gosling, Macfariane Street, Mailington, motlur). 10-2163, Private diaries Keith Grant (Mrs Eliza Kate Grant, Torquay, Devon, mother). 10-2165, Private Harry Gresham (Martin Gresham, Leeds, England, father). 10-2178. Private Gordon Grant Hay

(Airs Isabella Hay, Lawrence,

mother). 10-2436 Private James Hunter

(Joseph Hunter, Highgate, Itoslyn, Dunexl'n, father). _ 10-1857, Sergeant Frank R’deal Ilut- ' ton (J. A. Hutton, Greytown,

father). 10-2093,. Private W’lliam Henry Jessop (George Jessop, Port Street, Fei ding). 10-22337 Private Her.ry Haynes Afartin (A. Martin, South.nd-on-Sea, England). 10-2288. ’ Private Philip Lowrv Randell (James Randcll, Railway Worshops, Wanganui, father). 10-2295, Private Frank Ringrow (H. Ringrow. Huntingdonshire, Eng-

land, fatlier). 10-2464, Private Richard Robinson (Thomas Robinson, Huntly,

father). 10-2299, Private Ernest Prireoe Ronaldson (A. C. Ronaldson. Thorne

Street, Wellington, brother). 10-2306, Private Richard Johu Rus-

sell (Magg : e Russell, Bishop Street. Christchurch, sister). 10-2309 J Private; Ernest John Scrut- > ton (John A. Scrutton, Putney Bridge.. London. S.W., father). 10-23'0, Private Thomas William Smith (Thomas Smith, Oroua Downs, father). 10-2396, Private Edward James Spooner (Miss A. Spooner. Alliance Assurance, Christchurch, sister). * 20-2325, Private Sydney Herbert Stokes (Mrs AI. I. Giles, Oliakea, mother). 10-2331. Lance-Corporal Archibald Taylor (Mrs John Taylor, Seddon Street, Tianganui, mpther). 10-2334, Sergeant Gilbrrt Rivers Tavlor (Airs G. R. Taylor, care T. Burn, Harewcod Road, Papanui, wife). JO-2364. Private John Wocdger (James Woodger, Brockley, London, father).

DIED OF WOUNDS. AUCKLAND MOUNTED) (August 25.)

Trooper Lewis Cuthbert Turton (T. C. Turton, Yorks, England). OTAGO BATTALION. (Thigh and Leg. August 17.) Private Charles William M’Farlano (L. C. Al’.Faria ne, 14, City Road, _Roslyn, father). .

DIED OF DISEASE. MAORI CONTINGENT. (Of Dysentery, August 16.) Private Hur.oo Hetaraka (Timoti Hetarnkf’., Pefia, 1 Manganui, father).

WOUNDED. AUCKLAND BATTALION, (No date given.)

Private, Clews Joseph Bloor (Mrs J. (Yells, View Hill, Oxford, Canterbury., mother). privato Neville Gilbert (Thomas Gilbert. Wood land--Napier Road, Woodrids, father). .’Corporal Leonard Hudson (Airs E. Hod soil, Deptford, London, S.Ej, wife). Private Henry Evans (C. •E. Evans, Borough ’ engineer, Opotiki, brother). Privato William Henry Pycott (H.. Pycott Rawmarsb, Yorks.) — Eye. WELLINGTON MOUNTED. (August 25.)

Major Henry John M’Loan (Miss ■ Asciips MlLean, 14, Boulcott Streji, Wellington, sister). OTAGO BATTALION* (No date given.)

Private Randal Borthwick Browno (B. T. Browne, Eskdale Creamcry. Upper Hutt).—Right thigh.

Lance-Corporal Bede Gayford (Mrs L. Gayford, Thames Street, Qamaru). —Head. Private Arthur Reginald Doyle (Mrs A. Low, Ivarori, aunt). —Shoul- * dor. Private Alfred William Ferguson (W. Ferguson, Fitzroy, Melbourne, uncle).—Neck. Private Henry Garner (A. Garner, l/ncolnshire, England, father).— Head. Private Charles Gould (Mrs C. Gou’d, Fitzroy, Melbourne, mother). — Shock. Sergeant-Major Arthur James Kerso (Chi'-'os Kerso. Gore, father). — Check. MAORI CONTINGENT. (August 6.) Private Hautangi lVko (ihipora Ahurei,. Paeroa, 'Thames, mother). (August 8.) Private Remihana Hckiera. (Hekioia To Itongi, Otorohanga, father).

SLIGHTLY WOUNDED. Disembarked at Malta from hospital ship Neuralia, .August 29: N FIELD ENGINEERS. Sapper Alfred Hill (John Hill, Grey Lynn, Auckland,’ father). CANTER BURY BATTALION.

Private George Barnes AY. T. Barnes, Lundas Street, Christchurch). WELLINGTON BATTALION. Private Stanley Edwin Playle (Mrs E. J. Playle. Pahiatua). AUCKLAND BATTALION. Private Robert Adams (Alexander Adams, Glasgow, Scotland, brother). DIVISIONAL HEADQUARTERS.

Privato Daniel Henry Moar (Mrs Moar, Mary Street, Mount Eden, Auckland). MAORI CONTINGENT.

Disembarked at Malta from hospital sliip Jtonus, Auguht 16: — Privato AYiremu Tuhiwai (Meroana Tuhiwai, lologa Bay, Gisborne, mother). Disembarked at Alalia from hospital ship Neuralia:— (No date given.) Corporal Henan Kima Tahiwi '(llia Tahi.vi, Otaki). CORRECTIONS. - AUCKLAND BATTALION.

Previously roported' missing by unit, further reported .admitted hospita. Private Edmund M’Sweeney (Mrs E. Al'Sweouey, AVairougomni, mother). : Previously reported wounded, further reported -wounded and missing, Juno s:

Privato George Porter (Mrs A. E. Porter, Now North Road, King*. land, Auckland).

Previously reported wounded and missing, further reported admitted hosp.tal, Malta,,August 21:—

Private William Stowart Summers (James Bummers, Darlington, Ngakawau, Westport, father). Previously reported wounded April 25, further reDorted by unit wounded and missing, August 8:

Private Herbert Victor Watson (Jamc3 Watson, Hamilton). WELLINGTON BATTALION.

Previously reported killed in action, August 29, now reported wounded. August 29: —• Captain Charles Ernest Clifton (Mrs A. I. Clifton, Cliftondalc, Pa Inntun, wife). Lieutenant Arthur Frederick Batchelor (J. O. Batchelor, Palmerston North, father) Lieutenant Henry Boresford Maunsell (J. F. Maunscll, Tentii, Alas, terton, father'). Lieutenant Ferdinand von T. Kettle (N. Kettle, Nap er, father). Lie vtenxnt Alan Blandish M r ilder (Maud 1 Wilder, care of Cyril Williams, Atua Otano). SICK AND WOUNDED. Wounded, now discharged convalescent front hospital, Alexandria:— Auckland Battalion—Privates Bradford, Davies, Davies, Gi.l es, Hai-es, Swallow, Samuel, Lance-Corporal Mills. Canterbury Battalion—Lance-Corpo-ral Willcox, Privates Breeze, Jacobsen, Kerr, iM'Loughdn, Percy iVi’Phee. Corporal Wi.son, Privates AVilley, Rhind. Otago Battalion Privates Litt.e, M’Lean, O’Tooloj Pavue, Robertson, Reynolds, Seal, Kitto, AVusou, M'illoox.

Wellington Battalion—* rivates Brimor, B.ack, Bradley, Norris, Nielsen, Pearson, Pascoe, Simson, Wright, Williams.

N.Z. Field Engineers—Sapper Stapleton,

Auckland Mounted—Corporal Ross, Trooper Woolley. Canterbury Mounted—Trooper Blair, Lance-Corporal Garth. Otago Alounted —Corporal Atkinson, Trooper Burke, Corporal Barr, Trooper Colbran, Sergeant-Major Don, Troopera Hanger, Al’Lean, Williams. Wellington Mounted—Trooper Pen. dray. D.visional Headquarters Private Hearn.

Army Service Corps—Driver Frame. s Following embarked for England on kospi.al sbipr—. Otago Mounted—Lieutenant E. R, AKry. Canterbury Alounted—Captain D. W, Talbot, Troop ir J. Cosgrove. Otago Battal 'on—Captain W. Domigan, Privates It. D. Filtnees, E. J. Luxmoore, E. C. Tunier. Canterbury Battn Iren—Lance-Corpo-ral W. H. Studley, Privates A. Hutton, F. W. Buckley, A. Lawrence. Wellington Battalion—Privates G. Small, W. A, Bell. Auckland Batta’iow—Privates E. G. Prince, W. G. Gavenett, S. Ward. AVell ngton Alounted—Trooper R. C. Tuko, Corporal It. Fulton. Auckland Alounted—Troopers C. F. Jones, L. J. Tlood'. H. A. Collins. Army Service Corps—Driver A. E. Walter's.

Sick and wounded convalescent now discharged convalescent from hospital, Alexandria:—

Auckland Battalion—Lieutenant A. J. CLareburt. Privates C. j.i. French, F. J. Kay, G. F Laughton, V. ,1. Thompl son, P. A. AV’.lson.

Otago Battalion—Privates E. E Barlow, P. Floyd, A. Hendry, W. P. Alorr:n, G. C. Smith, G. Scott, D. Faulkner.

Wellington Battalion—Private F Collis. Sergeant C. X. Devery, Prb vat s S. E. Giishman, T. Kirkham, AY. ocr.mshaw.

„N_Z. Field Artillery—Gunner O. C. H. Burt, Gunner R. C. trishell Canterbm-y BMtalion-Privates H. R. Aloir, R. A. Tvler.

following sick d : scmbarked at Alalta rrom hospital sh-'n Ascania j

SLIGHTLY SICK

N.Z. Field 1 Artillery—Gunners T. G Harni.ton, G. Peterson. Divisional Headquarters—Gunner G. L. Grey.^ N.Z. hjeld Engineers—Sap tiers F. Ley land,'K. Ditch am, I. u. r -uv, H. C Raynor, Sergeant T. \Y. B*enartlsou. Sappers C. H. Grace. E. D. Cattumicb. . Canterbury Battalion—Private E. F. Cropley. .Canterbury Mounted—-Trooper J. P. Hotvson. Otago Battalion Privates MBarnos, D. Buchanan, AY. Bioxluuu.C. G. Clark, A. Churchman, W. Ferguson, H. Faulkner. J. Fretv, E. H Guthrie, G. Gibb, T. S. Metcalf, P. Madcod-Smith, A. M. M’Laren, W. M’Kiilup, -Sergeant G, H. Pickett, Pri-

viites J. Regan, F. A. Sims, A, Taylor, A. G. Thompson. Otago Mounted—Corporal A. E. Webb, Troopers G. S. Marlow, 0. A. Burnofct, Corporal R. W. (.•arte!'. Troopers W, Palo, S. W. Knight, T. Lano, Corporal H. I>. Morion, Trooper T. J. Moonev, Troopers C. IT. Matu, J. S. Wilson. . • • Wellington Battalion—Privates S. Canty, R. M. Fyfe, Sergeant T. W. Cross, J-rfUK'-e-Corporar, T. P. M'lnt-yrc, Privates H. 0. M'Kain, »-. Nicholson, W. 0. S'mmons. H. K. Tuckjy, A. C Taylor, T. W. Watts. Wellington Mounted —Trooper R. A, Knapp. Auckland Battalion—Privates W. Robertson, S. J. Parkinson, S. Parkor, T>. Morgan, I). J. M'Allhter, V. Murphy, E. Lewes, S. it. Keo'dl. »T. Harris, F. CV Grav, W. Groeurmluh, YY\ U. Grantham, W. R. Fegan, J.W. Clarke, 8. Bloxham. Auckland Mounted—Trooper F. C. Tronuo.

PERSONAL NOTES. THE FALLEN AND MISSING. Mr T. E. Loach, of 203, Papa uni Road, Bt Albans, has been officially advised that his second sen, Privato George Wallace Loach, of the AVellington Battalion, who was reported missing on August 8, is now believed to have been killed. Both the Prime Aiinistor and the Aliuister of Defence in their telegram., to Mr Loach express the hope that ho may receive more satisfactory nows soon. Private Loach, who is twenty-seven years of age, was hern in {Sydney and arrived in Now Zealand when five veers old. Ho was educated at tho Waimato District High School, and was for a timo in the Wairante Rifles. For the past seven years ho had been living in Napier and Hastings, where he was also in the Napier* R iles. Privato Loach was organist, in churches in Wainintc and Hastings. Ho was very popular in Hastings, where, previous to enlisting in tho Main Expeditionary Force, he was engaged with a younger brother in a plumbing, business. Private Loach is' a brother of Licutennnl* Colonel A. E. Loach, of tho Canterbury Battalion, who was badly wounded and is now on his way home.

Private Clarence Kiniber Duggan (Wellington Battalion), previously reported missing, now believed to have been killed, is the youngest eon of the late Air George Duggan and Airs Lucy Duggan, 240. Cashel Street, Christchurch. He was born in Christchurch twenty-three, years ago, and educated at the Woolston School. For a. time ho was in tho employ of Alessrs Strange and Co., in this city. Then he went to the North Island, and at the time he enlisted with the Fourth Reinforcements was working at Wanganui, '

A Press Association message from Napier says that Sergeant Albert Joseph Downing, reported killed in the Dardanelles, was a noted ltngby player, who went to Australia and to America.

Private G. Gunn (Wellington Battalion). reported as missing and probably killed, is the eldest of three sons of the late Air WTiam Gunn, and a brother of Airs D. Hyland, wife of Sergeant Hyland, of flic Christchurch police force.. Ho was born in Hyde, Central Otago, thirty-five years ago and was educated in the Arthur Street School, Dunedin. Prior to enlisting with the Fourth Reinforcements he had been a resident of tho Mnnawatu district for many years, and he was widely and popularly known there, principally in football circles. A younger brother of his is also at the Dardanelles, having left with the Second Reinforcements.

Mr John Hantoni, Burnett’s Face, Westport, Ins received official word that his eldest son, Private Edward fTantO’u. was killed in action August 7-9. Private Hahtnm was twenty-six vears of '■"e and previous to eni sling in the Fifth Reinforcements followed his ocnimt-on as a mine- in the We*=tCoal ‘Ac-i-nany’s Dcreiistou mine. ]’ ivi’+e Hant.-'m was trr.n r fn'—«-d to tt>e Fourth whilst at Trentknnt and vfi tfi o pom''"Hu with that body. TK.> Ro'-L’cr was a native of South Sk’eFls, l*’"gHnd, a-»d r«-v«d t-« a nvivate in tho Durham Light Infantry.

Private A. E. AYr.rd, who was killed in cc’ion on August 7, enl’sted with the Fourth Reinforcements. Ho was tho fourth •■•on of Air E. W. Ward, of Auckland, was barn, in Auckland and rriuer.ted at the Avondale Public School. He was twenty-e'ght yoars of age ami was highly respected by a large• c're’a of f-derje. He was a .brother of Detective Ward, of Clu'istchurcH and Napi’r.

Private B. It. Turner (Canterbury Battal on), who has been killed in action, was born in England, and was twenty-six years old. "He arrived in Christchurch a little over three years ago, and joined tho permanent staff of the Christchurch Fire ,Brigade. Ho was stationed at St Albans until lie onLsted in tho Alain Expeditionary Force. Contain G, T. Clark, of Tieehtrst Road, T/vttelto’ l , was an unc’o of the Ini’ l Private Turner, and his only relative in Now Zealand.

Tioopar Frederick Victor Bvrch (Canterbury Alounted) died of wounds, was a son of M"s A. AY. Byre l ;, of and Alitunau, North l Canteriniry. and u-as twenlv-eight re- vs old. He wa- oduoatod at Christ’s Colk'ce. \Yhcn tka broke out ho w;.,s wovk'ng on tire Mn*nn"ii Esf.atn. Troivoni- Bt—rii went to the front w'th tka Tbred A brother, Pt'ivaJe Ha*'tip- 7-V"-gk. ■ has bean n—unded twice, and is now in hospital. THE V'DIJNDEU A\*D SICK. Corporal R. A. Slcdman (Canterbury mountad), who has been wounded, is the second son of Air A. Stednan, manager of the Cliristcliureh branch of tho Bank of New South Vale-, and is twenty years old. He was born in Timaru, and was educated at Christ’s College and L’nooln College.' He was a- fitud'-nt at Lincoln CoPoge when lio enlisted in the Thi-d Reinforcements. A.i elder brother, Conioral G. Stnrj. ir.au, was recently awarded tho Distinguished Conduct Medal.

Corporal Alfred Christian Bennett (Canterb.ry Battalion), wounded on Avgust 7, is a sou of Airs Emily Bennett, care Airs Leahy, 27. Rolloston Street, Linwood. Ho joined UlO First Reinforcements and belonged to the SGir of Linwoed Lodge Miniature Rifle Club, and the St John Ambulance' Association, and for ninny years was also associated with tho firo brigade.

Mrs William Grace, of 458. Madras Street, has received a message to the effect that 4-480, Sapper Charles Henry Grace, disembarked at Malta, from the hospital ship Ascaira on August 25, slightly sick. Sapne" Grace, who was horn at Oamnm,' went avray r/i< h the Mam Expeditionary Force and took part in the landing. Prior to mining t 1 ■ n t’orers lie was employed at Messrs Ross and Olcnd'ning’s, r,l cro he was very ponular. Ho lias a !>• other, Prwato Har'd! Grace, in the Seventh R-oi t) force me nt s.

Private Thomas Josmih Quaid (Canterlnpv BattaFon). r’mirtod to ho wounded at r>irdvmol ,n s. ,is the second son rf Mr Thornes Quod. farmer, of He was well k’-ewn in the district and was ix>puH” i,ith all. He was fond of sport aiu£

' was a member of tho Marshland Cyoliim Club, and ,von prizes for racing, lufwas one of the first in tho district t.o enlist and, left w.th tho Alain Expeditionary borco. Private J.* E. Constance, of the ' Canto-bury Battalion of tho Alain 1 Force, who was wounded recently, had |.- on through the thick of flip fighting. Ho was a« °ld South hr id go boy, but at tho time of enlisting was engaged at the Belfast freezing works. Private hi. IT. Steer (Canterbury I Battalion), ruck, hails from Ta 1 mania, And was one of the first to enlist. He was a keen footballer, and was a member of the Sydenham League Football , Club, playing in tho club’s Junior I team. I Corpoial F. 0 Dunn (Canterbury ! Battalion, nmehiue gun section), severely wounded in tho head and in lio pjal at Malta, is tho eldest son of Air F. J- Dunn, jeweller, Timaru. He ,wns educated at Christchurch School, Alain School, T’ima.'u, and the Tiirnru.H'fvh School. He matriculated after leaving school, and was studying , for accountancy when the wai broke out, and ho immediately enlisted with the Alii’ii Force. Ho was a keen swimmer anti hockey player, and was employed in tho office >0 f tlie Farmers’ Co-operativo Association in Timaru.