ROLL OF HONOUR

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIX, Issue XLIX, 5 January 1916, Page 8

ROLL OF HONOUR

- Relatives of soldiers whose names appear In tbe casualty lists are re quested to forward us particulars for publication. In cases wbece ttt can ourselves gather tbe necessarj Isfonnation we do so; but in regard to many of tbe soldiers information is not available except from relatives. Details regarding those who have been killed, and news of the progress of those wounded, will willingly be published. The Government haa received the following reports of casualties among mem.pers of the New Zealand Expeditionary If oxceengaged at tbe Dardanelles:— HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT. DISEMBARKED AT MALTA. From hospital ship Soudan, December 26th : OTAGO BATTALIONPrivate Adamson. Corpl. Carey. Lieut. Falconer. Private Irwin. •Private Ramsbotham. Private Smith. N.Z. MEDICAL CORPS. •Corpl. Smallwood. Private Wallace. AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. . Trooper Broderick. Trooper Finn. Trooper Holden. Trooper Price. CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES Trooper Brooks. Sergt. Cook. OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. -Sergt. Gold. Trooper Potter. AUCKLAND BATTALION. Private Charklen. WELLINGTON BATTALION. Private Cranswick. Private Dodimski. Private Honore. Private Keane. Private Kelly. Private Parsonage. CANTERBURY BATTALION. Private Adamson. Private Brvant. Private Clarke. Private HaTdy. Private Massey. Second-Lieut. "Morgan. Private Rainey. WOUNDED. RIFLE BRIGADE. . (December 25th.) Rifleman Glenham. Rifleman Morris (severely). Rifleman Watson (loin). ' OTHER REPORTS. AUCKLAXL MOUNTED RDJLES. Dangerously ill in N"ew Zealand General Hospital, Pont de Koubbeh, Cairo: Trooper Swanson (enteric). OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. Previously reported wounded, November 30th, further reported wounded accidentlv in the right hand. November 28th:—* Trooper Leckie. • .. , . AUCKLAND BATTALION. Disembarked at Malta from Hospital Ship Soudan, December 26th, seriously ill, rheumatism : . \ ■' Private Heath. WELLINGTON BATTALION. Disembarked at Malta, from hospital ship*'Somali, December 29th, slightly sick:— Corpl. Allwright. On furlough in England : Private Hall. CANTERBURY BATTALION. In depot, London : Private Frickleton. RIFLE BRIGADE. Previously reported dangerously, ill, now reported out of danger, December 30th y ßifleman Black. Rifleman Sterling (sprained ankle, December 25th).