ROLL OF HONOUR.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 1472, 13 November 1915, Page 4

ROLL OF HONOUR.

DIED OF WOUNDS.

The casualty list of the New Zealand Expeditionary Forces, now engaged in operations in the Dardanelles, since the publication of our last issue, is as follows :

Auckland Mounted Rifles. Trooper L C. Low. WOUNDED. AUCKLAND INFANTRY BATTALION. Privates.—E. H. Johnstone, R. Power. WELLINGTON INFANTRY BATTALION. Private H. J. Reid. DROWNED. Auckland Battalion. Private W. R. Westaway. Wellington Battalion*—Private C. E. Kirk. Otago Battalion.—Private H. J. Reid. N.Z. Medical Corps.—Privates, J. S. Bird, B. S. Fricker, R. B. Herdman, T. H. Kirk, J. McGee, C. Perrin, W. C. Pickering, R. A. Pole, C. V. Rhodes, P. Richards, W. B. Robinson, J. T. Ross, W. Smart, C. D. Thompson, J. B. Walter ; Sergeants-Major G. H. Baker, Sergeant A. H. Remmett, Corporal A. M. Pratt. Army Nursing Service.—Nurses M. S. Brown, I. Clark, C. A. Fox, M. Gorman, N. M. Hildyard, H. K. Isdell, M. E. Jamieson, M. H. Rae, L. A. Rattray. CASUALTIES NOW TOTAL 8,027. Up to and including Monday last 8,027 casualties had been reported among the New Zealanders at the front. From this total, however, there has to be deducted 294, being officers and men previously reported wounded, missing or now deceased as the case may be. The total casualties to the Bth hist., therefore, were 7,733, which can be summarised as under: Officers. Men. Killed 60 1007 Died of Wounds 20 493 Died of Disease 7 22 r Missing 17 677 Wounded 214 4996 Prisoners Totals 318 7415