ROLL OF HOHOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16265, 26 June 1916, Page 6

ROLL OF HOHOUR.

™ wwm NINE DEATHS KEPOBTEE. fifteen men WOUHDCDiIfI ■ Vf|3§|tp> The 333 rd casualty list issued by theSM - fence Department was circulated bv ki-SS Press Association on Saturdav Tt details of 24 casualties—one" office/lpSSs four men killed in action, two men diJlPll wounds, two men died of disease, an*!®!® officers and 11 men wounded, the JaiU : ' having been admitted to hospital KILLED IN ACTIOS. June 14:— D. Gillies—Mrs. D. Gillies, 4 ,vj > o Street, Wellington (mother)' *3&.'55? , 012£ ***'»*.* ■■ "• KWf E - ""■* tSefi- yorkre ' "SEfc. A. McL. Thomson (Second-LieutenMH -* (mother) High Street - DIED OP WOUNDS. N. Sellars fractured jaw and left I=, - June 17— N. Sellars, George Roa3* > Southland (father). '>«•. O. Farquharson, head, June 17—w a Farquharson, Stirling, Otago (father)!--DIED OF DISEASE. 0. E. street, enteric, June 14— i Fitzroy, N,» > Filitona, pneumonia, Depot HotnitaF Hornchurch, June 18—Felevioih?f ' Makefu. Nine REPORTED WOUNDED. June 17:— W. H. Canaan (Lieutenant)_Mr S a SSSJftS).*"-* - B. H. Espiner (Second-Li tenant\ (fathefr 81 Bunnythorpe ' Palme^ A - McGregor (Second-Lieuteninn Sirs. M. McGregor, 195, PoßsonKV^ 3 . Road, Auckland (mother). White (Second-Lieutenant) AW : A. T. White. Hasfcwells, via Eketa* I huna (wife). Li * WOUNDED AND IN HOSPITAL, d June — . *■ fsss-s&i^ *" "stSfStaSS)" 3 ' Gt "» I A. Greig—A. Greig, High Street, Rand- i' ora. ... 3. M. raowoii, .shock-R. Thomson, car« ?' of Mrs. W. C. Gee, 83, Buskin Street, - > Sydenham. Chnstchurch (father). . •J, J * S. Clarke, (ace, forearm, scalp, Jun a hf12—Ethel D. Clarke, South Canter- - bury (sister). / f-_-i June 13:— ' ' 0. Drummond, legs, accidental—Mrs. A:\v Drummond, Matakohe, ' Ealpara. ' i North Auckland (mother). G. J. Grant (Corporal), right thigh, accidental—T. J. Grant. Mauhjsaturoto* - (father). , -/IMS! J. E. Wilson, finger, tongue, leg, acd- V dental— C. Wilson, Turntable. , Moerewa, Kawakawa (mother). ijjgc June 14:— ' SfUls Dunn, Robert Dunn, Nightcaps, Southland (father). J. W. Whiting, neck—J. Whiting. Royal fe Naval Terrace, New" Cross, London" .. (father). -^pfegg N. B. Snelloz, scalp and right arm, Jnfi#" 15— : Snellox, Kalim, Poong, 'Ban - •gal, India (brother).. . ' SICK AND WOTODjp, HOSPITAL REPORT,, jjjj SOME SERIOUS CASES. §f?f The following Hospital and. progress n* w port was issued by the Defence Depart* Sp ment on Saturday :— ' Dangerously 111: Corporal A. Enso?. Wounded D. H. • Cummins, .G. 1L Fletcher, E. F. Houston, J. J. Samuel, R. F. Wright,'. W. G. Wadsworth, W. J. H. Peters. '"-"AIiT; Progressing 7 Satisfactorily: H: ." 6, IfS Cooper. • • ' t -* Discharged to Base: P. Creely, "V«ft/ Harrison, A. H. Pollen. *'' ' - Seriously 111 and Wounded: Quarter- ■- master-Sergeant _C. R. Aitken, Sagejut >> ■- G. P. Aldridge, V. von Tunzelman-," G* , Beck, J. S. : Burns, G. A. ■ Har^itei|ft|igp| 111: F. Henderron, A. S. Mcilihon,-A, Swanson, H. Trail. * _ £ Seriously 111: Vaiua, Finiki, J. Tepen\ J. S. Walsh, A. Burns, W. Hughes. ; -■ - ———555555? —5?