NEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16030, 23 September 1915, Page 9

NEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR.

FORTY-THREE NEW CASUALTIES REPORTED. . TOTAL DEAD, MISSING, AND WOUNDED NOW 6839. '. The 185 th casualty list was issued by the Defence Department yesterday, and circulated by the Press Association. Forty-three new casualties are reported, of which 12 were killed in action, all members of fe- Wellington Mounted Rifles; 12 died of wounds, and three died of disea߀ . The remaining casualties include 16 wounded, four of them V admitted to hospital, and one dangerously ill. I n addition fonr of tics* previously reported missing are now reported as prisoner of war fc Constantinople. The total casualties are now 6639, the figures for the various units being as follows: headquarters ... r * k Auckland Infantry ... 16 1 36 „ 9jl * 2 --. Wellington Infantry... 13 3 27 Sf *£ 2* Canterbury Infantry... 12 2 36 257 61 2? . Otago Infantry ... 9 4 29 «i<t i,, 11l i : -Auckland M.R. ... n J ?J ** "] 7 29 -; Wellington M.R. • ... 13 _ ° >» }J 226 Canterbury M.R. ... 7 I 15 £ 1? Hi Otago M.R 4 1 *J S 4 t "J f:i Maori Infantry ... - _ A 1 1 224 1 Field Artillery ... , _ « 4 *' « 105 * Field Engineers ... 1 _ * * 7 * " Signal Service ... — _ * J] 127 Army Service Corps... 1 — _ 7 , 4 i ; , Medical Corps ... 1 _ __ J l 24 Field Ambulance ... 1 1 0 __ 4 Veterinary Corps ... —- _.«. * _ 32 89 14 195 1434 603 4304 j — — KILLED IN ACTION. I *- — . WELUNSTOH MOUNTED RIFLES August 27:— j John Archibald-Mrs. H. Hall, Kerniania, Saskatchewan. f BObert Cave—Andrew Cave. Ror.gotea (father) Harold *$!*??" HoUoway-Elphinstone Holloway, Havant, Hants (father). William Alfred Iggoldea-W. Iggulden, Masterton (father). Ealph John Newton-Mrs. A. M. Newton, Muriwai, Gisborn. (mother) ... *•*■*• - * **• »** <*<*• Tobias Patrick Peters-Miss Manr Peters, Sydney ~ Edward Spooner (Lan».Corporal)-Edward W. Spooner, Taihape (father). Percy Hagh Tresidder-Harry Innes Tresidder, Onehnnga (father Percy EdSward Tumor-Francis C. Tumor, Eketahuna {father) Brian Bmuldson (Corporal)_Thos. Sheriff Ronaldson, Public Trust Office, Weij > -. ungton. , ' John Walter Wilder (Sergeant)-Maud Wilder, Wallingford, Hawked Bay. DIED OF WOUNDS. '**.» ■■* _ |i| AUCKLAND MOUNTED RULES. Robert Douglas Wilson (SergeantJ, August 9-E. Wilson. Cleve&m, Auckland Robert Edward Bayliffe, August 29— R. A. Bavliffe, Marton. || Raymond Reynolds Carr Rollett (Corporal)-W. Rollett, Matanuka Downs, -gg|| Putaruru. John Dominic o'SulHvaß, September 2-John O'Sullivan, Aria, Te Kniti (father). m* ■ CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. Donald Jilfred Rae, August 28—James Rae. Peel Forest, South Canterbury. Lawrence Prince, August 29—C. Prince, Kaikoura (father). jj> Edwin Engh Senior, August Arthur Senior, Redclifis, Christcbureh (father). «, . OTHER UNITS. Arthur Bertram Taylor, Headquarters Staff, September 7—Thos. C. Taylor, Clapham Common, London, S.W. Thos. John Newson (Lance-Corporal), Wellington Infantry Battalion, knee and lIP- right leg, September 13—Miss L. Newson, Holloway, London (sister). II Eric Sargisson, Wellington Mounted Rifles, September 13— M. Sargisson, Porangahau. , Frederick Letchford, Wellington Mounted Rifles, August 28—Mrs. K. Letchford, Bristol, England (mother). James Barton Gibson. Auckland Infantry Battalion, September s—Robert Gibson, '. I Kirkcaldie, Scotland (father). DANGEROUSLY ILL. IM*®** *•"*** Leonard, Auckland Mounted Rifles, gunshot, September 13—Mrs. E. Lennard, Newnham, Gloucester, England (mother). ■p&>. . B DIED OF DISEASE. ■ JdJta Henry Harris, Wellington Infantry Battalion, sunstroke and heart failure, Zeitoun, September 16—Mrs. C. Harris, Cook Street, Foxton. / William John Canterbury Mounted, Rifles, enteric, September 1— Davia," >SS- : C' V * Geraldine.

11 Alexander Malcolm, Medical Corps, tonsilitis, August 29—-Mrs. M. Malcolm, Brighton Street, Roslyn, Dunedin. William Albert Adamson, Field Artillery, diphtheria, September Mrs. Adam son, Invercargill. ' .William Hendry Morris, Field Artillery, enteric, September 11— -J. Morris, The - ~ Terrace, Reefton. {f ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL* Eric Francis Toulson, Auckland Infantry Battalion, previously reported missing, further reported not missing, dysentery, August B—Mrs. Mabel Toulson, Wellington (wife). [ ■ Jeremiah Fitzpatrick, Wellington Infantry Battalion, previously reported missing, , * further reported not missing, jaundice—Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick, Rosscarberry, County Cork. MEN REPORTED WOUNDFO. Admitted to New Zealand General Hospital, Font de Koubbeh, Cairo, - September 1 to 4:— && AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. Ip Arthur Pearce, —Eliza Pearce, Devonshire, England. Hercules Ernest A. Richards— Richards, Bellwood Avenue, Mount Eden. Percy Edward Breingan—G. Breingan, Gisborne. Feter Nelson, leg—Mrs. J. Double, Pukatitiri. ||l& : ' OTHER UNITS. William Maitland Martin, Canterbury . Mounted Rifles, wrist— Martin, Whau Valley, Whangarei (father). David Logan Ferguson, Canterbury Mounted Rifles, forehead— Ferguson, ;S|H| ; ' Schoolhouse, Winchester (father). Junes Stuart, Otago Infantry Battalion, thigh— Stuart, Aberdeenshire, Scotland (father). Thomas Leichester Reynolds, Otago Infantry Battalion, gunshot, Raymond W. Reynolds, Paesmore Crescent, Maori Hill, Dunedin (father). . William Brasell, Wellington Mounted Rifles, elbow— M. A. Allen, Bungalow, New South Wales, v Joseph Harold Griffin, Field Artillery, leg, August 28—Mrs. M. Griffin, New i 7 Plymouth (mother). William Albert Sntwisle, Divisional Train, August 27— W. H. Enfcwisle, Devoni*' port (father). j|SI- J- V. Clarke, Auckland Infantry Battalion, knee. | B. W. Gillies, Auckland Infantry Battalion, arm. . m K RETURNED TO THE FRONT. !■ spll j ' Duncan McLean, Otago Mounted Rifles—Donald McLean, Rosshire, Scotland. \ . Leonard Williams, Otago Mounted Rifles—Miss G. Williams, Moradabad, India. Herbert Synnott, Otago Mounted Rifles—Mrs. Plunkett, Kerley Street, Geelong. i _ James Stephen Allcock, Army Service Corps— Allcock, Holy oak Street, spilt. - , Wangsnui East. l|tv' PRISONER OF WAR IN CONSTANTINOPLE. Thus. Hayes Burgess, Auckland Infantry Battalion, previously reported—William fjfSgg?" - Bnrgess, Pukekohe. Jonas Palfrey Havard, Wellington Infantry Battalion, previously reported missing ,1. and believed to have been killedJonas Havard, Radnorshire, England. William Charles Lambert, Wellington Infantry Battalion, previously reported killed in action, now unofficially reported prisoner of William Lambert, East Wanganui (father). Syitt Thomas Sing, Auckland Infantry Battalion, previously reported missing, now . pnofficially reported prisoner of war-Thomas N. King, Sydney (father).