NEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16032, 25 September 1915, Page 9

NEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR.

| FOUEIEEN NEW. CASUALTIES EEPOETED.

TOTAL TO DATE APPROXIMATELY 6754.

The 187 th casualty list, issued by the Defence Department last right, and distributed by the Press Association, reports one member of the Wellington Mounted Rifles died of disease, and 13 woundedfive of the Wellington Infantry Battalion, two each of the Wellington and Otago Mounted Rifles, and one each of the Auckland Mounteds and Infantry and Canterbury Infantry. The total casualties are now 6754. .REPORTED WOUNDED. WELLINGTON INFANTRY BATTALION. Robert Sinclair, discharged convalescent from hospital, Alexandria—Benjamin Sinclair, Woodville (father). Jamas Mala—Mrs. Jane Main, Portsy, Scotland (mother). Gilbert Alexander Lawrence, eye—H. W. Lawrence, Johnsonville. William John McAneny— McAneny, Wanganui. John Bowes (Corporal), August 10—Mrs. B. Bowes, Townsville, Queensland. OTHER UNITS. William Anderson, Auckland Mounted Rifles—S. Anderson, Westport (father). Gerald Barton Browne, Wellington Mounted Rifles—G. E. Browne, Gunnedah, New South Wales. George Francis Cavaney, Wellington Mounted Rifles, August 10, now discharged convalescent from hospital, Alexandria—Mrs. A. Thurggod, Kiokio. Arthur Campbell Blair, Canterbury Infantry Battalion, scalp—Mrs. M. Blair, Wallsend, New South Wales (mother). Ernest Henry Orchard (Corporal), Otago Mounted Rifles, elbow, August 21—Mrs, E. C. Orchard, Cust, North Canterbury (mother). Launcelot Sherlock Graham, L. L. (Quartermaster-Sergt.), Otago Mounted Rifles, arms, August —Mrs. M. A. Graham, Invercargill (wife). Sydney Rowe, Auckland Infantry Battalion, left leg— V. Row©, Grey Lynn. L. Craighead, Canterbury Mounted Rifles, leg.

DIED OF DISEASE. Hamilton George Gillanders, Wellington Mounted Rifles, typhoid and pneumonia, N.Z. General Hospital, Cairo, September 15M. K. Gilianders, Upper Riccarton, Christchurch (father).