ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16489, 15 March 1917, Page 5

ROLL OF HONOUR.

TOTAL OF 19 DEATHS. INQUIRY COURT FINDINGS. FORTY REPORTED WOUNDED. The 533 rd casualty 1h issued by the Defence Department was circulated last evening by the Press Association. It reports the. death in action of 13 men. Reports by courts of inquiry declare that five men previously reported missing were killed in action. The death of another soldier in New Zealand from sickness is reported. The names of 40 officers and men, reported wounded, aro given. Details are as follow :— KILLED IN ACTION. AUCKLAND IXKAJrrBT. February 28: Bailey, Henry Irvine (Sergeant) -J. W, Bailey, Dominion Road. Auckland (father). BHton, Johnson-Mr- I. Bowers, IRO. Edgoware Road, t'hristchurcb (sister). Chuck, Walter Joseph W. C. Chuck. Grove Road, Blenheim (father). Ilbert. Ccolfrey Arthur-I'. E. Ilbcrt. To Aroha West. Jesson, Holdsworth John—Mrs E. Jesson. 80, Sussex Street, Grey Lynn (mother). Lodge, Francis Arnold- Mrs. T. L. Buck. 9, Dahlia Street. Palnierston North (sister). ! McCarthy, Percy-Mrs. M. M. McCarthy i.B, St. Paul's Street, Auckland (mother.l Reinhardt, Clarence—Mrs. G. Reinhard"., Ka'.vukawa. Webster, Trios. Charles-J. Webster. 115. kelson Street, Auckland. KIFLE BRIGADE. Keating, Arthur James, Feb. 27— J. J. Keating. Port A.'mnri. Napier (father). Cairrtcross, Jolm, Feb. 2S— Mis. A. B. Cairncross, Tauranga (wife). Fittall, Charles Frances, March 2—Mrs. C. P. Harford, Hope. Nelson (sister). Jones, Charles .Mann Contingtot—P. M. Goldsmith, Mauutukc, Gisborna tu. other.i. Previously repotted missing, now declared by court of inquiry killed in action:— WELLI.NUTO.N' I.NTAKTBT. Berto. Harold Isaac, Sept. 10— Mrs. A. Bertand, care Mrs. F. W. Greentield, Lower Hult. Philips, Malcolm, Sept. 28— Philips, Kouukohu (lather) Henry, Malcolm Robert (Lance-Corporal), Sept. 16— Mrs. T. Henry, Petono (mother). Jones, Cyril Bryan, Sept. lt>-Wm. Jones, Herefordshire (father). Annand, Stanley George W., Oct. I—Mrs, J. Annand. S3. High Street, Tim ant (mother). DIED OF SICKNESS. I ! Rouse, Henry Lee, Canterbury Infantry, I arc!) 11, in New Zealand—Mrs d. - i W. Rouse, Ilukerenui (mother). \ REPORTED WOUNDED. I AUCKLAND INFA&'TBT. I Wood, John Charles, Feb. 25— J. Wood. I England (lather). : Mansell, Frederick William, Feb. 26—Mrs. , W. H. Mansel!, Manihera. Mount A!j bert. ! February 26:— < j Board, Comer—Mrs. J. Board, Ranjatikei ! (mother). j Bowman, Aaron Johnson—J. J. Bowman. j Kaitangata (father!. ' Chisholrn. Roderick (Lance-Corporal)—Mrs. I G. Gliisholm, Scotland (mother). : Dunn, Robert-G. Dunn, Scotland (father). i Easton, Alfred-Mrs. J. Nodder. U. Stanley | Street. Archhil] (sister). : Pitkethloy, Norman—Mrs. J. Pitkethlev. 26, Crummer Road, Ponsonby (mother). ' Monaghan, Patrick Joseph—P. J. Monagi han. 4, Devon Street, Newton, Auckland (father). , Newman, Percy James . Newman. Wiltshire, England (lather). | WELLINGTON - IXFANTET. I February 23:— | Gilbert, Harry James—Mrs. H. J. Gilbert, ! St. Albans Street. New Plymouth I (mother). I Molloy, Harry—T. Molloy, Korito. N«w Plymouth (father), i Thompson, John Aiex. Trindle— M, E. R. Thompson, Levin (mothor). I February 23:— | Learry, Edward-J Learry. Ireland (father). Hewson, Henry Ernest-Mrs. T. A. Bowie. Johnsoiiville. Ward, George Albert-Mrs. H. C. Ward. I Brooklyn, Wellington (mother), Smith, Robert—Win. Smith. Scotland (father). March 1:— Davis, William Tom-Mrs. M. M. Davis. 83, Ridgway Street. W'anganui (mother) ; Harris, Roger James—Mrs. M. B. Harris. Kilbirnie (mother). j Ogden, Thomas—E. Ogden. Gisborno (brother). Whitehead, Alfred 0.-J. Whitehesd. Tikorangi (father). RIFLE BRIGADE. Gasquoine, Charles (Captain), May 4—Mra. J. N. Gasquoine, bsa, linaiori Komi, Wellington (wife). Murch, Arol George (Second-Lieutenant), May 4— C. Murch. Feildins (father). Torode, Titos. Henry (Second-Lieutenant), May 3—Mrs.. C. L. Torode. Guernsey. Channel Isles (wife). February 25:— Capper, Joseph John-Mrs. A. Capper. Waihi (wife). Mulvanoy, John— Mulvaney. Clandeboye, Temuka- (mother). Neilson, Neil Christian—Mrs. E. Neilson. Congou Street, Invorcargill (mother). RlcMards, William—Mrs. E. Richards. London (mother'. ' Smith, Bertie Thomas—Mrs, G. Smith, i Timaru (mother). , Hardy, George, Feb. 23— Mrs. A. M. Mason, 0, Mason's Avenue, Heme Bay (sister/. > other UMTS. Drummond, William, Machine-gun Section. March .—P. Drummond, 7, Buller 5 Street. Wellington (father). ' Grogan, Peter Gabriel, Canterbury InfanII try. Oct. 29—Miss M. Grogan, 68, London Street, Wanganui (cousin). WOUNDED, ADMITTED HOSPITAL. 3 , Mossley, George Alexander, Field Artillery, Feb. 22—Mrs. Collyer. Paiaka. Foiton. ' Bell, Robert Brown (Corporal), Canterbury ? Infantry. Feb. 24-Mrs. B. B. Bell. 56. 9 Buccleugh Street, Valley [, (wife). i I Stevens, John Henry, Rifle Brigade, Feb. 23 1 —J, Stevens. Prcboletou tiather). i" i ■ WOUNDED SLIGHTLY. Remaining with unit:— 3

AUCKLAND IKFAKTBT. February 28: Chapped, Moreton (Corporal)—J. C. Chappell. Valley Road. Mount Eden (father). Coghlan, Steven—C. It. Cochlnm Victoria Valley, North Auckland (brother). Mcllhatton, Francis-A. ilellhatton. Scotland (mother). Prendergast, Peter—.T. Prendersast. Eiffelton, Asuburton (father). Sadler, James Henry—G. H. Sadler. Wkangateiii (father). i j HOSPITAL PROGRESS REPORT. NO FURTHER -SEVERE CASES. The following hospital report was issued last evening by the Defence Department :— Pronounced put of dancer: D. Daly. Not severe ci.«*': B. W. Priis. C. IT. Tucker. C. C. Wells. A. K. Reddeclifie. D. Wallace. F. E. Scurrott. M. A. W. Armouth. MEN WHO HAVE FALLEN. ' CAPTAIN J. F. H. MEWETT. Captain J. K. 11. Mewelt, who has boon 'wounded in France, was a machinist in J the office ui tho Wairoa Bell before his j enlistment. Ho left New Zealand with a i reinforcement which sailed in April, 1915, ! as second-lieutenant, and served in Egypt i and through the Gallipoli campaign. ! There lie was promoted to a lieutenancy, j and afterwards, in France, ho won his I captaincy. PRIVATE R. HAY-CHAPMAN. Private Rowley Hay Chapman, killed in action on February 21. was 22 yean of age. He was born at lhamata, Mangore, and was educated at the Devonport and Remuera public school*. From the day war was- declared he was garrisoned at. Fort Cautley till he left Now Zealand in October 1915. While in France ho was transferred to the trench mortal artillerv. His father also is on active service, having left with the rcinforcem<Bita which sailed last June.