ROLL OF HONOUR.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17860, 5 August 1918, Page 4

ROLL OF HONOUR.

.NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES

[Per Press Association.] WELLINGTON, August 3. Tlia following list of casualties was issued to-day: KILLED IN ACTION.

WELLINGTON INFANTRY. TRAINOR, Peter James (Mrs M. Trainor, Wangamii, mother)—April 22.

Previously reported wounded and roissing, now declared by Court of Inquiry killed in action:

RIFLE BRIGADE. WALKER, Henry Sinclair (<T. Walker, Kihikilii, Waikato, father)—Deccmbor 5.

DIED OF WOUNDS

RIFLE BRIGADE,

TATE, George Wolbar (J. J. Tate, Egnwrrt Village, father)—July 29. APPLE YARD, David, sorgoant (Mis* E. Apployard, Crawford Stroot, St Albans, sister)—July 30 t CYCLISTS. HANNAM, Frank (Mrs A. C. Corkin, Opunake, Taranaki, cousin)—July 'JO. CORRECTION. Previously reported wounded, now reported not wounded:— RIFLE BRIGADE. QTTREY, William Robert (Mrs B. Ottrey, Brighton Road, Parnell, wife). WOUNDED. CANTERBURY INFANTRY. " TURNER, Both (Mrs J. Callan, England, sister) —July 2. Woumfed and admitted to hospital:— ENGINEERS. GEORGE, Walter (V. George, Kakahi, father)—July 10. RIFLE BRIGADE. STEVENS. Fred (Mis D. Stevens, Awapuni, mother)—July i. PERSONAL NOTES.

Mrs J. Burgess, Mayfield, has received advico that her son, Lance-Corporal J. W. Burgess, was wounded on July 15 and was admitted to hospital. LanceCorporal Bnrgesii has been wounded twice within tho last three months.

Mr J. H. Newman, Havelock Street, Ashburton, has been advised that his son, Trooper E. W. Newman, who it was renorted last week had rejoined his unit after an illness, was again admitted to hospital in Egypt on July 26, suffering from malaria.