NEW ZEALAND'S ROLL' OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15951, 23 June 1915, Page 9

NEW ZEALAND'S ROLL' OF HONOUR.

83BD LIST: NINETEEN DEATHS FROM WOUNDS.

TOTAL OF 2850 KILLED, WOUNDED, AND MISSING.

Only one casualty list was received yesterday, the 83rd, which recorded the deaths of nineteen members of the New Zealand Experttionary Force from wounds received in the fighting on the Gallipoli Peninsula. All the men, with the exception of one, succumbed on the hospital ship Sicilia. They included seven men each from the Auckland and Canterbury Infantry Battalions, respectively, one each from the Auckland, Wellington, and Canterbury Mounted Rifles, and one Wellington infantryman. Since the hostilities openod against the Turks the New Zealand forces have lost altogether 2850, killed, wounded, and missing, of all ranks, the various units having suffered as follows ;—

AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES.

Chutes John Victor Munn, on June 10-C. J. Muni., 2, Broomhedg* Street, Wellington South. ■

AUCKLAND INFANTRY BATTALION.

Albert Anker-Mrs. Eva Anker, Poplar, London, E. (mother) Ernest Gordon GullUume, on June 15-Alfred Guillaume, Oxford University England (brother). " Herbert Howe, on June 6-Wm. Howe, Somerset, England (father) Horace Jtmus Jemmett-James Jemmett, Pukeatua Reginald Frederick Morten-Charles W. Morten, Port Albert, Kaipa, B £?£!■ °" I™ 10 - G - PeVrea1 ' 9 ' Desmond Road ' Gisbirn, Hugh Latimer Take, on June 7-Canon C. L. Tuke, Napier (father). WELLINGTON MOUNTED EIFLES. Aaron Anderson Clarke on June. 20, in Egyptian Hospital-W. Clarke, Nelson btreet, Petone (father). WELLINGTON INFANTRY BATTALION. Soderick Bethune, on June 9-Mrs. C. Frazer, Booth A'ness, Scotland (sister). CANTERBURY MOUNTED RULES. Frederick. William Kerr, on June 13-Elizabeth Green, Excelsior Hotel Manchester Street, Christchurch. CANTERBURY INFANTRY BATTALION. Robert Louis Forbes, on June 11-Mrs. Jessie Forbes, Karori, Wellington (wife). St f^ W J* d r WOd ' °" June *-*• S. J""*™**". Manure™, Auckland. Herbert David Manning, on June 8-John T. Manning, Tuahini. Kaiapoi James. McArthur, on June 6-J. McArthur, 29, Harwood Street, Papanui Alfred Henry Turner, on June 10-Mrs. Winnie Turner, Sydenham, Christchurch. Lr f T i ga WS ° rn ' °" Ju " e 8 - ' °- »* horn ' N atimoti NeUon (father) John Lndwig Ziegler, on June 18-Mrs. F. Ziegler, Shakespeare Street, Greymouth

DIVISIONAL SIGNALLING; CORPS. Clive Napier Csrgill, on June 15-Mrs. E. Cargill, Momington, Dunedin (mother).

n ... .. °ffi ce » N.C.O.'s and Men tt j . Deaths. limine. Wounded. Deaths, Musing. Wounded. Headquarters — 1 3 2 Auckland Infantry ... 12 l 2 5 99 50 518 Wellington Infantry ... 7 - 13 107 6 357 Canterbury Infantry ... 3 1 17 113 40 386 Otago Infantry 6 2 14 122 97 386 Auckland M.R 4 — 1 31 _ 44 Wellington M.R. ... 4 — 2 30 — 73 Canterbury M.R. ... — _ 9 in ™ Otago M.R _ _ J ] ° I Field Artillery 1 _ ■ , \ _ f Field Engineers ... 1 _ 3 13 1 a Signal Service — _ _ 0 _ Array Service Corps ... — -_ ___ i , 9 Fiald Ambulance ...— ___ o ,f 35 — 15 44 5 82 545 215 1959 The following being the S3rd casualty list was circulated by the Press Association last night :— J DIED OF WOUNDS ON HOSPITAL SHIP SICIUA.