ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16282, 15 July 1916, Page 8

ROLL OF HONOUR.

EIGHT DEATHS REPORTED.

TWENTY-THREE WOUNDED.

ONE MAX MISSING

, Thl 358 th casualty list :.-rued V, v the Defence Department .is i.< eivrd from the ! Press Association yesterday it gave par. I ticulars of 52 casualties. Three men war, reported killed in action and five as ha vie-. ! died of wounds: one was reported mis? 8 ' ing. and one o3i,*r and 22 men w<-re rej ported as having hew. v our.ded. One offi- ! cer remained on duty, four men vere emI barked for England, and the remainder jo; ii,,- wounded w#te rc..e;v c d in ho-p.; ts Details are as follow .— 1 KILLED IN ACTION. i •Time 29: — ;w. Brsanan—Fran.-i* Brmnan. Northi East \ alley. I>u:i-din (father C. Crockett—Joseph < Chapman I Street. Punedjn (father!. jC. J. McLennan (Sergeant)--Alexander ■j McLennan, 5. ?ei ;uson Street, Dunedin (father . DIED OF WOUNDS. jC.T. C. Howe (Lance-Corporal). .T u lv 1— Mrs. F. >. A. H'.wt .ii. Plymouth 1! ad, Brfrry Island Wales (mother). N. Leitch (Corporal), July -i —Mrs. G. MrKenzie, l>inil h, Vic. (mother). July 5 : - G. E. Russell—Mr-. >:na F Ilassell, j Fairfax '(!■ .-.J. Kp.-"iii. Auckland ' F. J. Wheeler—hredeuk Glen- ! field. Auckland ifatheri jH. E. Botherway—i has. Butherway. Pleasant Poin*., S. Canterbury (brother). ! REPORTED MISSING. ;W. Nimot, -1 i;ne 2' l ?>fr-. Annie Nimoi, i .-en.. Carterton < mother i. i WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HO SPIT ! : George James Cook, .July 2—.Joseph Cook, 1 care J. Dibby. <~>rgaTiga (father*, , i Herbert Frood, July -A. Frood. T« 1 ( Ki'pur.i. Northern Wairoa Gather), . i James Owen Doherty (Sergeant), July 3 J - Mrs. Doherty. 87. Newton Road, f Auckland (mother!. j James Harre—W. r. Harre, Otahuha ' (father*. 2 j John Shafts HarrisonMr?. E. Harrison, > 254. The Avenue. Wancaniii (wife). [ ! Edward James Eolt — S. Walsh. Pan, J i mure Road. Otahuhu. I I Harold Nelson LeslieJ. Leslie, Kapuni, Hawera (father*. p William Molloy (Corporal)— Martin Mol- > j loy. Koiito Road. New Plymouth I (father*.

Albert Henry Roberts—James Roberts, care S. Thomas Mara, Mastcrton l father). July 4:— Alan Telford Dougherty—D. Dougherty, Cambournr- Road. Edendale (father). Daniel David Griffin —David Griffin, Hereford St.. Kensington, Timaru (father) Thomas Robert Hancock—A. T. Hancock, Tainui. Masterton (father). John Johnston—Mis. A. Christie, Tiniioto, liisborne. John McDonald (Sergeant) — Patrick O'Sullivan. Stuart. Street, Blenheim. i Sidney Allen Prout —Mrs. E. M. Prout, 18. Elgin Street, Mornington, Dunedin (mother f. Allan Leslie Tresidder (Corporal) Dr. Tresidder, Oneliunga. Fredk. George Wakeling—Mrs. M. E. Wakeling. Camber well. London (mother i. John Cyril White (Corporal)— T. White. Geelong, Victoria 'father). Embarked for England : — Samuel Cook, July 3 George Sandbrook, 80. Rugby St.. Wellington (cousin). Claude Patrick Quinlan (Corporal), July 5— P. Quinlan. Malamata (father.'. Arthur Win. Edward Smith, July s—Cecil H. Smith. 40. Venus Street. Georgetown, Invercargill (father). Lawrence Hector Wills, July 4—Walter W. Wills. Lake Rd., Haw-era (father). Wounded. June 22. remaining od** 3 - duty : — Stanley Rice (Captain)— Mrs. S. Rire. 6, Lime St.. Maori Hill, Dunedin (wife), ANOTHER AUCKLANDER WOUNDED 'Received 11 p.m.) LONDON. July 14. Lieutenant Strachey, of the Somerset | Eight Infantry, has been wounded in i France. He is a son of Mr. Claude Strachey. of Auckland. MEN WHO HAVE FALLEN 7 . ! MAJOR R. C. ALLEN. Private advices received in Auckland yesterday state that Major Robert < andlish Allen. who wa.- reported wounded on July 3. lias now rejoined his regiment. His "wife is Mrs. J. T. Allen, Armandale. Piako. LIEUTENANT S. J. S. COTTER. Lieutenant Simon James Stuart Couper, who is reported killed in action, fought through the Gallipoli campaign, where he was wounded, and had to undergo three operations in Malta before again joining his regiment in Egypt. Hp was horn and educated at Colac bhy. Southland, where he enlisted. Lieutenant Couper was better known as " Tuki Kupa." and was a magnificent. specimen of the Maori race, being over 15 stone in weight and 6ft in height. He was formerly a member of the Colao Bay volunteers, and in 1901 he was a member ''f the. Maori division rf the Federal Contingent which represented New Zealand at th<» opening of the Federal Parliament in Melbourne.

PRIVATE CYRIL DAK INC. Pirate Cyril Daking. v.ho has d;e.d of wounds, was on® of the principal? *4 House and I):<kinir. Ltd., Hamilton. and was | born in >ufToiV:. England. where his parents now rerid-'. He was 31 years of I rue. and with his partner, Mr. F. C. : House, canif to New Zealand 10 years ag"- ' He entered the employ of Smith and j Caughey, Ltd.. and after two \>ai? ha ; bu.-im ?? with Mr. House at Waihi. and later at Hamilton and "le Awainutu, managing tin'- brain li at the latter place frr the past five '.ears. Mr. Daking : joined the colours at Hamilton. PRIVATE FRED. WHEELERi Private Fred. Wheeler, of Lilenoeld. who has died fr<">m wounds received recently in I action. left in 11. «■ 3rd. Auckland. Infantry. H.- V.:; th-- soil <•! Mr. F '.Wheeler. !n:t ,tov.. r. of <i:enneld. and worked on his father's farm up to the time of enlistment.