NEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR,

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15918, 15 May 1915, Page 8

NEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR,

NINE DEATHS RESULT FROM WOUNDS AND ILLNESS. LONG LIST OF OFFICERS AND MEN WOUNDED. , TOTAL RECORD OF CASUALTIES EXTENDED TO 874. Two lists of casualties in the New Zealand expeditionary force were issued by the Defence Department yesterday. They contain the names of 10 officers and 151 men, of which 147 appear for the first time. The sixteenth list, issued yesterday afternoon, reports that two Canterbury officers and five men, of whom three men had previously been reported as wounded, have died from wounds, and two men, of whom one was already reported as ill, have died from appendicitis. Two Auckland officers, already reported as founded, and eight men, five of whom had previously been reported, are now stated to be dangerously ill. Sis other officers and 98 men are reported as wounded. The fact that one of these officers had been wounded was reported in yesterday's Herald, private advice having been received by his father. The men now reported to be wounded are distributed as follows :-Auckland, 47; Wellington, 6; Canterbury, 15; Otago, 33. The seventeenth list issued late last evening contains the names of 22 men of the Wellington Battalion and 16 of the Otago Battalion, ,who have been wounded. The total number of casualties reported since the operations against Turkey were commenced is 874. Fifteen officers and 36 men have been killed in action, three men have 'died from disease, two officers are missing, and 44 officers and 774 men have been wounded. These losses have been distributed as follow^:—

Officers. N.C.O.'e and Men Deaths. Missing. Wounded. Deaths. Wounded, Headquarters .« - •- J "o 227 Auckland Infantry ..5 1 » J "' Wellington Infantry ... 2 - 10 J • JJJ Canterbury Infantry 6 - « Otago Infantry .-2 i 10 81 v» Field Artillery ... — - a, 18 Field Engineers - •'" "~ __ _ 1 Signalling Service ... — — _ ~ 6 Field Ambulance ... — ~" 15 2 44 39 774 DEATHS OF TWO OFFICERS AND SEVEN MEN. tBT TELEGBAPH.—*BISS ASSOCIATION.] Wellington, May 14. The following officers and men have died from wounds: fad Lieutenant Eric Mountjoy Burnard, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Next of kin: Leonard Thomas Burnard, solicitor, Gisborne (brother). Lieutenant Francis Dennlson Maurice, 2nd, South Canterbury, Company, Canterbury. Infantry Battalion. Next of kin: Mrs. E. Bart, Seddon Street, Waimate. Private James William.Dick Jiddes, Otago Infantry Battalion. Reported on May-10 to have been wounded. Next of kin: Mrs. Margaret Fiddes, Duntroon, Otago (mother). Private Victor Gardiner, Otago Infantry Battalion. Next of kin: Mrs, Thomas Gardiner) 7, Wills Street, Birmingham, England. Private Ealph Guy, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Reported on May 4to have been wounded. Next of kin: W. J. Guy, Snares Brook. Private; Walter Charles Huffam, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Next of kin: Mrs. J. Huffam, 191, Westminster Street, St. Albans, Christchurch. Sergeant Bertram Barrett Wood, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Reported on May 9to have been wounded. Next of kin: Mrs. C. .W. Turner, Highficlds, Huddersfield, England (mother).

DIED OF APPENDICITIS. The following died while under operation for appendicitis on May 8:— Private Alfred John Dyer, Otago Infantry Battalion. Next of kin: T. W. Dyer, ' 14, Robertson Street, Invercargill. Sapper Edward Oliver Ruddock, Field Engineers (British section). Reported on Stay 11 to be dangerously ill. Next of kin: Archdeacon David Ruddock, , Napier (father).. .'•■ ■ ; . /" '%.,"' DANGEROUSLY ILL'. Private Horace Algernon Br&itnwaite, Otago Infantry Battalion. Reported on May 5 to have been wounded (scalp), and on May 12 to be in a dangerous ' condition. Next of kin: Joseph Braithwaite, St» Clair, Dunedin (father). Private Robert. James MeOall, Otago Infantry Battalion. Reported on May 7 ' to. have been wounded. Next of kin: J. W. McCall, York Bay, Wellington *'(father). Lieutenant John William Peake, 15th, North Auckland, Company, Auckland / Infantry Battalion. Reported on May 4to have been slightly wounded. Next of kin: Mrs. Bertha Peake, Roto-o-rangi, Cambridge (mother). lieutenant Herbert Horatio Spencer Westmacott, 15th, North Auckland, Company, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Reported on May 4to have been slightly wounded. Next cf kin: H. S. Westmacott, Nile Street, Tiraaru. Private Edward James Pry day, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Next of kin*. N. P. Fryday, Ngaere (father). Private William Strudwick Puller, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Next of kin: W. Fuller, Ngaruawahia (father). Private Donald McPherson, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Reported on May 4 to have been wounded in shoulder and thigh. Next of kin: Price McPherson, Ajax Road, Port Chalmers. Private Albert Mclndoe, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Reported on May 11 to have been dangerously wounded. Next of kin: Mrs. William Mclndoe, Emma Street, Bellwood (mother). Private Frederick Underwood, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Reported on May 11 to have been wounded. Next of kin: W. Underwood, Paparoa, Kaipara. Corporal Andrew John Lowry, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Next of kin: James Lowry, sen., Hikutaia, Thames Valley (father). » OFFICERS WOUNDED. Lieutenant James Robert Bodley, Auckland Infantry Battalion (second reinforcement). Next of kin: John Bodley, Henderson. Major Thomas Henry Dawson, commanding 3rd, Auckland, Company, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Next of kin: Ida Kathleen Dawson, Arney Crescent, Remuera (wife). Captain Kenneth Macfarlane Oresson, second in command Ist, Canterbury, Company, Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Next of kin: Mrs. S. T. Gordon, Union Bank, Timaru. * Lieutenant James Blyth Macfarlane, 3rd, Auckland, Company, Auckland Infantry Battalion. Next of kin: J. B. Macfarlane, Gillies Avenue, Epsom (father). 2nd Lieutenant Hugh Edgar McKinnon, Wellington Infantry Battalion (first reinforcement). Next of kin": Mrs. J. F. Wallis, Grey town. Major Edwin Heat Saunders, commanding 17th, Ruahine, Company, Wellington Infantry Battalion. Next of kin: Mrs. Ina Saunders, Featherston (wife). NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND MEN WOUNDED.

AUCKLAND INFANTRY BATTALION. Private George James Adams. Next of kin: Mrs. K. A. Ridley, 33, Sussex Street, Grey Lynn (sister). Private Walter John Baskerville. Next of kin: W. G. Baskerville, Police Station, Devonport. Private Thomas Rowland Baxter. Next of kin: H. T. Cooper, Te Kuiti. Private Walter South Bickerton. Next of kin: Mrs. Arthur Bickerton, Hurstmere Road, Takapuna. Private Charles Fred. Bickerton. Next of kin: Mrs. V. Bickerton, 33, Edinburgh Street, Newton. ~ Private Chris. Bamjy Billing. Next of kin: Mrs. J. Billing, Dargaville (mother). |j£ Private Win. Cronin. Next of kin: Mrs. S. Cronin, Mapuna North, Wairoa cvjvv".. (mother). ;•>;-.; Private Bernard Alex, de Varies Next of kin : Mrs. Eliz do Varies, Observation g-v;;i ;-.;;_;';-■;; Road, Cape Colony, South Africa. y& I Private Alex. Edward Eagleton. Next of kin: Alex. Eagleton, 6, Church Street, _ Ponsonby (father). -. Wg ?* B " n " 4 En „. tol d ki " F - »«W". Ta|rm (L.W-). ££?££, ** - ki ": *"■ * £<»»■ ** ** Ashky, Ch*e, Ml ■ 'v- '■

Corporal T, P. lawcett (British section). Next of kin not known. Private John Flndlay. Next of kin: Mrs. Mary Findlay, New Lynn. Private Alfred Oault. Next of kin: R. Gault, 52, Franklin Road, Ponsonby (father). Private Arthur Bichard Gillespie. Next of kin: Mrs. L. Gillespie, Burnside, Albany (wife). Corporal Charles Jas. Hally. Next of kin: Mrs. James Hally, Valmai, Cambridge. Private Henry Lambert Heywood, Next of kin: H. Heywood, Albertland. Private Leslie Gerald Hill. Next of kin: Samuel Hill, Defence headquarters, Wellington (father). Corporal Robert Vincent Hollls. Next of kin: — Hollis, Waihi (father). Private Charles David Irwin. Next of kin: F. Irwin, Morrinsvillo (father). Private Thomas Jones. Next of kin: Thomas Jones, Sussex Road, London, N. Private Walter John Lister. Next of kin : Mrs. G. Lister, Mere Street, Ponsonby. Private Alfred Eric St. George Long. Next of kin: Mrs. E. Long, Mount Eden. Private Arthur Wilmot Madden. Next of kin: Walter Madden, Otahuhu (father). Sergeant Thomas Maners McGeehan. Next of kin: Margarot McGeehan, Paeroa • (mother). Private William Mannion. Next of kin: Timothy E. Mannion, Morrinsville. Private Duncan McLean. Next of kin: Jessie McLean, 78, Princess Street, Govan, Glasgow (mother). Private Kenneth McLean. Next of kin: Owen McLean, P. 0., Pukekohe (brother). Private Leslie William Mitaom, Next of kin: Mrs. Hanna Dobson Milsom, Hyland, Opeheke, Papikuri, Auckland (mother}. Private Hugh William Pain. Next of kin: Mrs. Ethel Pain, Clonbern Road, Auckland (wife). * Private Thomas Stephen Patterson. Next of kin: Annie Patterson, Vare, near Faversharo, Kent, England. Private Herbert Pickston. Next of kin: Mrs. F. Pickston, 416, Hawthorne Road, Altricngcham, Cheshire, England. Private James Robertson. Next of kin: Mrs. A. E. Robertson, The Grange, Glasgow, Scotland (aunt). Sergeant-Major Alex. Robertson. Next of kint'Mrs. A. Robertson, Paeroa. Private William Robertson. Next of kin: W. Robertson, 22, Prospect Place, Auckland (father). Private Albert Edward Robinson. Next of kin: Arthur E. Robinson, Patumahoo. Private George Hector Rothley. Next of kin: Albert Rothley, Ellerslie (brother). Private Prank Sing. Next of kin: Mra. J. Smith, Browning Street, Auckland (mother). Private John Smith, Next of kin: Mrs. Smith, WaikumetePrivate George Edmund Speechley, Next of kin: Mrs. C. Speechley, Scarborough Terrace, Parnell. Private Robert Mill Sutherland. Next of kin: Alex. Sutherland, 65, Bluff Road, Invercargill (father). Private William PettU Underwood. Next of kin: Kate Underwood, Port Albert. Private Ernest Herbert Wakeham. Next of kin: S. Wakeham, Stamford Hill, London (father). Corporal William Brian de Laval Willis. Next of kin: W. N. de C. Willis, Cambridge. Corporal George Frederick Wilson. Next of kin: S. C. Leary, sharobroker, Auckland (friend). i ■ WELLINGTON INFANTRY BATTALION. Private Edward Harold Alabaster. Next of kin: H. Alabaster, Duric Hill, Wanganui (father). Private Charles Richard Lee. Next of kin: Fred. Lee, Mangamairo, Pahiatfta (brother). * Private Douglas Kennedy Armstrong. Next of kin : J. K. Armstrong, England. Lance-Corporal Allan Cummock Btirnil. Next of kin: Mrs. J. Burns, Bay view Road, Dunedin. Private Charles Henry Canton. Next of kin: G. Y. Canton, Taumarunui (father). Lance-Corporal James Henry Ooddington, Next of kin: E. G. Coddington, England. Private Richard John Denny. Next of kin: R. J. Denny, Awanui North. Private Roy Albert Vlotor Hawke. Next of kin: Mrs. T. Hawke, Orangi, Gisborne. Private Rupert Hayward. Next of kin: F. B. Hayward, Orangi, New South Wales. Private Albert James Hill. Next of kin: F. W. Hill, Cameron Street, Ashburton. Private Frederick Joseph Hill. Next of kin: Mrs. Kate Hill, 310, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. Private Ferdinand Rangitita de Lisle. Next of kin : Fred. I. de Lisle, Tomoana Road, Hastings. f Private John Latimer. Next of kin Miss Latimer, 34, Main Street, Inverness, - Scotland.

Private Samuel James Heylands Lowry. Next of kin: W. H. D. Lowry, Boulcott Street, Wellington. Private Thomas Oliver MoKoy. Next of kin: Mrs. M. A. McKoy, Waitara (mother). Private William Watts Mansfield. Next of kin: W. W. Mansfield, draper, Carterton. Private George William May. Next of kin: Mr. J. G. May, Mangatainoka, Pahiatua. Private Charles Mitchell- Next of kin: Charles Mitchell, Richmond, Tasmania (father). Private Henry James Morgan. Next of kin : Wm. John Morgan, Millers Road, Dannevirke. Private Hipo Mole. Next of kin : Mrs. M. J. Mole, Marine Parade, Napier. Private George Leo Noble. Next of kin: John Noble, Chamberlaine Street, Londonderry, Ireland (father). Private Joseph Paaske. Next of kin: Mrs. Joseph Paaske, Noble Street, Carterton. Private Herbert Albert Phillips. Next of kin: Sarah Phillips, Aramoho (mother). Private Francis James Price. Next of kin -. Owen John Price, Eastbourne Street, Hastings. Private Thomas Edwia Reynolds. Next of kin: Mrs. Jas. Reynolds, Irelaxl. Corporal Cecil Boy Russell. Next of kin: Mr. C. Russell, Nainai, Lower Hutt (father). Private Albeit Joseph Tohill. Next of kin: John Tohill, College Street, Caversham, Dunedin. CANTERBURY INFANTRY BATTALION. Lance-Ooiporal Hamilton Gordon learens. Next of kin: W. H. Fearens, York Place, Dunedin. Private William Grey. Next of kin: Mrs. H. Butt, Kingsdown, Timaru. Private Maurice Straight Hamber. Next of kin: Danvcrs Hamber, Bexley Road, New Brighton (father). Private Wallace Spencer Hanell. Next of kin: George William Hanell, 68, Soraerfield Street, Spreydon, Christchurch. Private Henry Hirst. Next of kin: Mrs. Hirst, 234, Oxford Terrace, Christchurch. Private Robert Bruce Johnstone. Next of kin: John Rfddiford Johnstone; address not ljhown. Private Rudolph William Mallasch. Next of kin: Rudolph Theodore Mallasch, Cam Road, Kaiapoi. Private George Gilbert Menzles.' Noxt of kin: Mrs. G. T. Mcnzics, 153, Queen Street, Dunedin,

Private Cyril McPherson. Next of kin John McPherson, North Street, Timaru. Private James Oldd. Next of kin: John Olds, Mussel Bay, Port Chalmers (father). Private John Robert Patterson. Next of kin: B. Patterson, Lakeside, Canterbury. Private Harold Ernest Sapsford. Next of kin: S. H. Sapsford, Defence Department, Wellington, Private Francis Scott. Next of kin : Thomas Scott, Scotland. Sergeant Richard Henry Wild. Next of kin: R. Wild, Hokitika. Private Howard Edward Wratt. Next of kin: Joseph Wratt, Waikakaho, Blenheim. OTASO INFANTRY BATTALION. Private John Adams. Next of kin : Mrs. J. W. Adams, Marshall Street, Opawa, Cliristchurch (mother). Private Robert Applegarth. Next of kin: Albert L. Applegarth, Timaru (father). Private Cecil Barker. Next of kin : Georgo Barker, Wickliffe Bay, Port Chalmers. Private Prank Olldroy Batters. Next of kin: P. H. B. Batters, Wales (brother). Private Ernest Henry Bezett. Next of kin: Mrs. Emily E. Bezett, Miller Street, St. Kilda, Dunedin. Private Arthur Bigwood. Next of kin: Geo. Bigwood, Mataura (brother). Private Hector Stewart Broome. Next of kin: James Broome, Kaitangata (father). Private William George Brown, Next of kin: Chas. E. Brown, 65, Cumberland Street, Dunedin. Private George Cameron. Next of kin: Mrs. J. Cameron, Waitahuna (mother). Private Joseph Kenn Carnegie. Next of kin: David F. Carnegie, 82, Main South Road, Caversham, Dunedin. Private Thomas Robert Carson. Next of kin: Andrew M. Carson, Eddystono Street, Kaitangata.

Private William Thema3 Garruthers. Next of kin: John Camithers, 33, Brunswick Street, South Dunedin. Private Thomas Alfred Orabbe. Next of kin: Jas. Crabbe, Bannockburn, Otago (father). Private James Cummins. Next of kin: Jas. Cummins, Riverton (father). Private Arthur Dicker. Next of kin Andrew Dicker, Moulo Street; Addington, Christchurch. Private George Henry Dodds. Next of kin: Mrs. Margaret F. Dodds, 97, Frederick Street, Dunedin (wife). Private George Edwards. Next of kin: J. G. Edwards, 24, St. Agnes Road, Kirkdale, Liverpool. Private Archibald John (Jill. Next of kin Richard Gill, Nightcaps (ftther). Private Allan George Glrvan. • Next of kin: Mrs. Elizabeth Girvan, 26, Dundas Street, Dunedin (mother). Private Andrew Goodlet. Next of kin: Mrs. Emily Goodlet, 59, King Edward Road, South Dunedin (mother). Lance-Corporal William Hamilton. Next of kin: W. Hamilton, Tegh-an-Wilt, Scotland (father). Private Leonard Peter Hofl. Next of kin: Peter Hoff, 13, Bay View Road, Dunedin. Private Cyril' Howarth. Next of kin: W. Howarth, H.M. Customs, Christchurch (father). Private August Ernest Inkster. Next of kin: F. Shacklock, Park Terrace, Kensington, Dunedin (guardian). Private Charles Leslie Jampen. Next of kin: Mrs. Esther Jampen, 18, Wales Street, Maori Hill, Dueedin (mother). Private William Jones. Next of kin: Mrs- Violet Jones, Milton (wife). Private Hector Laws. Next of kin: Mrs. R. C. Laws, 13, Enfield Road, Napier (mother). Private Thomas Nigel McParland. Next of kin: C. W." McFarland, care of Mrs. Paton, Eden Hill, Epsom (father). Private William Norman Manson. Next of kin: Mrs. Manson, St. Leonards (mother)* Lanes-Corporal William George Mathewson. Next of kin; M. Mathewson, Meridian Street, Port Chalmers. Private William Patrick Morrln. > Next of kin: J. A. Morrin, Roxburgh. Private William O'Sullivan. Next of kin: Mrs. John O'Sullivan,. Crampton Buildings, Dublin, Ireland. Private John Pagan. Next of kin: Mrs. J. Pagan, Palmerston South (mother). Private Arthur Harry Piper, Next of kin: E. Piper, Ure Street, Oamaru (father). Private James Livingstone Porter. Next of kin: William J. Porter, 7, Bradshaw Street, South Dunedin (father). Sergeant-Major Daniel Patrick Pryde. Next of kin: Mrs. Catherine Mary Pryde, Eden Street, Oamaru (wife). Private Walter Perclval Quested. Next of kin: Chas. Quested, Nightcaps. Southland. * Private Angus Robertson. Next of kin: John Robertson, 18, Abelsmith Street, Wellington (father). Private Edward Robertson. Next of kin: Mrs. M. Robertson, Victoria, Australia (mother). Private Morris Eoderique. Next of kin: Silvester G. Roderique, Round Hill, Southland (brother). Private Albert Walter Russell. Next of kin Mrs. J. Russell, 37, Sussex Street, Poplar, London, E. Private Arthur Ryan. Next of kin: Philip Ryan, Matapere (father). Private David Spurrier. Next of kin: Mrs. Spurrier, Waikiwi (mother). Private Harold Steir. Next of kin: Mr. R. Maunder, Salcombe, Terrace End, Palmerston North. Private V. William Hlldredge Vernon. Next of kin: Mrs. F. Vernon, Crofton, Marton. Private George Augustus Vincent. Next of kin: Mrs. M. Fowler, Ponsonby (mother). Private Raymond William Ward. Next of kin: William Thomas Ward, Chief Postmaster, Nelson (father). Private John Mclntyre White. Next of kin: Peter White, Merton, Otago (father). Private Herbert Patrick Wilson. Next of kin: Andrew Smith Wilson, 98, Union Street, Dunedin (father). Second Lieutenant E. M. Burnard was lance-sergeant in the 14th platoon, D Company, of the Canterbury Battalion when the force was despatched from the Dominion. Ho has since received a commission. Lieutenant F. D. Maurice was 24 years of age. Prior to joining the expeditionary force ho was one of the masters at the Waimate District High School. He had a brilliant educational career at the Timaru High School and Canterbury College. An enthusiastic hockey player, he was a member of the executive of the South Canterbury Hockey Association. Lieutenant Maurice's father resides in London. Major T. H. Dawson was born in Auckland and educated at King's College. Ho joined the College Rifles when the corps was formed in 1897, and left it to join the Fourth Contingent for the war in South Africa as a sergeant-major. During the progress of the war he received a commission in the Border Regiment. Ho holds the Queen's Medal with three clasps and the King's Medal with two clasps. Shortly after the closo of the war Major Dawson resigned his commission and returned to Auckland. Since then, and until his departure last year, Major Dawson has practised as a solicitor. He rejoined the College Rifles with the rank of lieutenant, being promoted to captain on December 5, 1906. When the expeditionary force was mobilised ho was transferred from the command of the Divisional Signal Company to the 3rd, Auckland, Regiment, with the temporary rank of major, and given command of the company drawn from that regiment. Held in high esteem in military circles, Majir Dawson is also widely popular in athletics. He was a member last year of thJ Management Committee of the New Zealand Rugby Union and president of the College Rifles Football Club, and the present patron of the latter club. . A cable message was received from Major Dawson yesterday stating that he is progressing favourably. Captain K. M. Gresson is a brother of Mr. M. Gresson, a Christchurch solicitor, and was himself reading for the law. Captain Gresson is 23 years of ago. Yesterday his brother received the following cablegram from him: "On board hospital ship; progressing." '

Lieutenant J. B. Macfarlane is tho eldest son of Mr. J. B. Macfarlane of Gillies Avenue, Epsom. On Thursday Mr. Macfarlane received a cablegram from his son advising him that he had been wounded, and this is now.confirmed by the official casualty list

Privato Ralph Guy was a native of Surrey, England. For some years he was a student at the Sacred Heart College, Auckland, and in 1913 ho left for the Waikato to engage in farming. Sapper E. 0. Ruddock is the second son of Archdeacon David Ruddock of Nap.er. He was educated at St. John's College, Auckland, and was studying medicine a Edinburgh University when the war began. He enlisted in the British content of New Zealanders. A list was published in the Herald on Wednesday stating that Sapper Ruddock was dangerously ill with acute append!citis , and . „end in Auckland yesterday received a telegram from Archdeacon Ruddock stating that his son died during an operation on May 11