ROLL OF HONOUR

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17595, 27 September 1917, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR

NEW ZEALAND-CASUALTIES

[Per Pkess Associatiox.] WELLINGTON, September 26. j Tho following casualties in the .New' Zealand forces were issued to-day:,— CORRECTION. • Previously reported died of wounds, now reported wounded, no date given:— > i RIFLE BRIGADE. Flutey, A. (G; Flutey, Otaki). WOUNDED. RIFLE BRIGADE. (September 11.) Weldon, A. E. (Mrs B. Mackenzie, Bondi, Sydney). SICK AND WOUNDED. HOSPITAL AND PROQKESS EEPORT. (All privatss unless otherwise stated.) 1 , -(!n>urice<l out of clanger—AVcateiira, E. G. G-.,' second-lieutenant. Still dangerously ill—Carter, J. H.; Coulson, J. G.; Hawkins, B. B.; Hickson, W. R.; Holdstoak, W. L.; Martin. K. Removed from dangerously ill list—Lisle, A. Seriously ill—Davics, J. A., corporal; Job, H., S3Tgß.int. Still seriously ill—Davis, L. AY.; TTak&roia, J.; Has, A.; Roesler, H.: F.yman, J. C*.; Webb, W. T. _ Removed from seriously ill "list—Hill, ' H. 1., iancc-corporal; Lindsay, H.; Rickards, A. E.; Sutton, S. A. H.; •\Voodhcnd, C. G. Progressing Ma-cky, N. L., lieutenant; Aligns, A. J. C, eccond-lieulen-ant; Carson, R. P. Severe cases—Bollcrby, \ J. L., lieutenant; Andrew, J. S.; Brown, C. D.; Cassin, A. L.; Dolanev, YT.; Drewitt, R. L.; Edwards, P. F'. J.; Grooby, C. It. ; Haworth, J. B.; Hocking. ,T., Huddleatone, W. J.; Dcwes, E.; Lowe. S.; Mair, P.; Maer, G.; Mead, H. BT.; Millet, L.; March, F. N.; Noonan, .". J. C, sorgoant-niflrjor; Powell, W. N.; Rouglian,- E. T.; Thomson, R. O. Not severs ca-scs—Tait, H. C, captain; Alders'ejv E.; Ancell, R.; Brady, X. J.; Cameron, D. L.: Camniock, A. C.; Carroll, S. A.; Carter, W. H.; Clark, F. D., lancecorporal; Clark, G. T.; Coffey, il.; dimming, F. G.; Dftvonport, A. E.; Farmer, E. W,; Eraser, T.; Fretley, B.; Gibson. W. A.; Goodall, L. D.; Greville, C E.; Hndler, \V. J.; Harris. C. V.'j Harrey, R.; Ilebden, F.; M'Clure, A.; M'Dermot, W. B.; M'Xoe, C. W.; Matthews, F. C, lanos-corporal; Mearo, A.; Mitchell, G.. A.; Mudie, P. W.; Murray, E. R.; Xeill, J.; Nicholls, O. A.; Nuttall, 'W., M.0.L.; O'Brien, J. P.; Eoberteori, G.; Byan, J.; Dyan, R.; Carle, A. J.; Scott, C. A. S.; S'crint, F.

PERSONAL NOTES 1

On Monday afternoon Mr J. A. Popper, of Bligli's Road, Papanui, received from the Minister of Defence a. telegram informing him that his older son, Private Stanley : Pepper, had been wounded in France on September 10. Private Pepper was born at Idris Road, Papanui, and roceived his education at Elmwood and Fendalton Schools. _ Private Pepper wa.s a cadet in the Railway Doparement when he enlisted with the Eleventh Reinforcements.