NEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15998, 17 August 1915, Page 9

NEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR.

fifteen further CASUALTIES REPORTED.

8569 MEN REPORTED KILLED, WOUNDED. AND MISSING.

Casualty lists issued by the Defence Department yesterday contained 15 names, and brought the total number of members of the Expeditionary Force reported killed, wounded or missing to, approximately, 3669. n pn

DIED OF DISEASE. fibud James Jeß ° r y> Auckland Infantry Battalion, on August 12, in First General Hospital, Cairo, of diarrhoea—Robt. Jeffery, Opotiki (father). REPORTED WOUNDED. AUCKLAND INFANTRY BATTALION. Join Andrew Lowry (Corporal), severe gunshot wound in hand; condition satisfactory—James Lowry, Hikutaia, Thames Valley (father). Andrew CrOw Riddell, severe gunshot wound in arm, fracture; condition satisfactory—J. R. Riddell, Kihikihi (father). The following were admitted to the Nineteenth General Hospital, Alexandria, on August 12 James Maurice Whiston (Corporal), gunshot wounds in right thigh, fracture— Kobt. Whiston, Glenbrook, Waiuku. William John Griffiths, gunshot wound and fracture of skull—Mrs. W. J. Griffiths, care W. Mann, Mars Avenue, Mount Eden, Auckland r * OTHER UNITS. Henry Daniel Williams (Lieutenant), Auckland Mounted Rifles, admitted to Fifteenth General Hospital, Alexandria, on August 13, with alight gunshot wound in left thigh— Williams, Mere Mere, Hawera (father). Claries August Evans, Canterbury Mounted Rifles, admitted to Nineteenth General Hospital, Alexandria, on August 12, with gunshot wound in right thigh— Alice M. Evans, Commercial Road, London. Robert McNaughton, Wellington Infantry Battalion, admitted to the Nineteenth General Hospital, Deaconess Hospital. Alexandria, on August 10, with bomb wound in left leg and back George McNaught, care Albion Hotel, Gisborne. B. KiEgi, Maori Contingent, admitted to Nineteenth General Hospital, Alexandria, with gunshot wound in arm and shoulder. U. Tauranga, Maori Contingent, admitted to Nineteenth General Hospital, Alexandria, gunshot wound in left elbow. The following were admitted to the Seventeenth General Hospital, Alexandria, on August 11: — uno Joseph Bartlett (Lance-corporal), Canterbury Mounted Rifles, severe gunshot wound in the chest; condition unsatisfactory Bartlett, Takaka, Nelson. Ernest Osborne Smyth (Sergeant), Wellington Infantry Battalion, severe gunshot wounds in shoulder and lung; condition satisfactory—William Smyth, -.grocer, Oamaru. Gerald Kennard, Canterbury Infantry Battalion, severe gunshot wounds in hand; _ condition satisfactory—J. Kennard, 38, Eversleigh Road, St. Albans, Christclvurdi. Jams lfisKinley, Ota go Mounted Rifles, severe gunshot wounds in hand and che&', condition unsatisfactory—Matthew McKinley, Patea (father). William Anderson, Otago Infantry Battalion, wounds in arm and leg; condition unsatisfactory—Mrs. Robert Anderson, Wild Bush, Riverton.

Deaths Miin' Wounded. « C.O/s and Men ueatns. Missing. Wounded. Deaths. Missing. Wounded. Headquarters — 1 5 „ __ 7 Auckland Infantry ...i 14 1 07 135 07 5 _ 4 Wellington Infantry ... « __ 22 ]38 ;VJ 41g Canterbury Infantry... 11 2 28 165 43 48-2 Otago Infantry ... 6 3 21 153 108 428 Auckland M.lt. ... 5 — ! 46 ' __ S5 Welling ton M.h. ... 5 _ 4 37 _ 88 Canterbury M.K. ... 2 — n 34 1 e8 Otago M.R. 3 — 4 17 __ H1 Maori Infantry ... - — — — yj field Artillery ... l __ 3 20 — 71 Field Engineers ... 1 _ 4 3] l 64 Signal Service - _ _ 2 __ 2 ' Army Service Corps ... — _ __ 2 1 JQ Field Ambulance ... 1 _ 1 ti __ 20 Veterinary Corps ... — — — j 5 ' 7 13 791 283 2400