ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16560, 8 June 1917, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR.

FOUR MEN WOUNDED.

ONE BELIEVED TO BE DEAD. The 589 th casualty list, circulated by the Press Association, ehows one missing, believed dead, and four wounded. Details aro:-— MISSING, BELIEVED DEAD. Dunn, Peter D.. 0.1., August. 1915— Dunn, Waiuiato (b.). REPORTED WOUNDED. Kldd, Arthur <Cipt.), Med. Corps, May 29 -E. R. Kidd. Winton (f.). Kemp, Richard J. (2nd Lieut.). Maori C. May S3—W. Kemp. To Kao. Wounded, admitted to hospital;— Guthrie. Thomas E„ 0.1.. May 28-Mrs. M. Guthrie, Invercargili (w.). WOUNDED, ACCIDENTALLY. Admitted to hospital:— Austin, Kenneth H., R. 8.. May 25—Mrs. I. Austin. Lichfield Street, Christchurch.

SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL.

A cabled hospital report is:— Dangerously ill: W. P. Clark. S. G. Duke. J. W. M. Howe. Still dangerously ill: W. H. Do Luen, D. S. Norquay. No longor dangerously ill: G. H. Sanders. Seriously ill: J. P. Bowen. T.-Cpl. J. Braithwnite. H. H. Conway. E. F. Fouts. J. McClair. H. McLean. C. 0. Matthews. R. C. Starkey, F. L. Gunliffe. J. H. Grieg. No longer seriously ill: R. P. Berwick. G. H. Earmarker. W. H. B. Edwards. T. R. Davioß, L.-Cpl. E. T. Dillon. Severe: Major F. L. G. West. T.-Capt. L. Champion, 2nd Lieut. L. W. Dean. J. T. Adams, L. M. Armstrong, T.-L.-Cpl. W. M. Burrows. C. H. Cook. L.-Cpl. D. H. Crooks, W. Daniel. D. Duxburry. E. J. Gibson, S. Hay. L.-Cpl. E. P. Heonan,T3, O. Hermon, M. Kateno, H.,T. Hyland, CpL W. J. Murray. W. Neilson. 'P. V. O'Conncll. E. E. Richmond, T. A. Stephens. J. W. Woods. J. H. Young. Not reported severe: Lieut. R. A. Brewor, Lieut. G. Good. Liont. H. L. Gould. Lieut. J. B. Austin. 2nd Lieut. C. A. S. Hind. Sister M. G. Davies, M. Allan, F. F. Alleyn, H. Anderson. R. B. Appleton. S. G. Ashby.H W. Baker. F. Baldwin. Cpl. G. P. D. Beckett. A. S. Blundel. A. Brown. J. B. Brown. Cpl. F. C. Burmester. C. F. Castlehow. A. Christie. G. T. Clark, B. Cleland, F. Collins. W. J. Complin. Cpl. G. J. Cook, J. J. Cook. A. Coom, A. B. Corbett, W. A. Cumbarbeach. E; H. Daaer. J. D. Dalgleish. E. R. Deacon. A. E. Doran, F. W. H. Flinn, Sgt. L. Galbraith. W. V. Graham. L.-Sgt. E. Hair*s. W..J. Henderson. J. Bicgins. S. H. Hobbs, H. A. Hollamby. R. E. Hubbard. A. G. Humphries, T.-Cpl. H. D. Hunt, J. Hutcheson, F. Jackson. M. Katene. H. Keys. B. S. Knight. W. Lawrence. R. J. Leslie. -H. J. Lipsott, F. E. Leverton, Q.M.S. C. B. Lusty, A. McCloy. A. A. McDonald. W. J. McLean. F. E. R. Mildenhall. E. Moody. A. S. Moore, E. Mortensen, W. Nelson, C. A. , Newrick. J. N. O'Neill. J. O'Neill. W. Parker. A. Perham. O. J.' M. Pine. T.-Sgt. E. I T. Trees, J. Robertson, C. H. Rowson, G. S. Sawyer. A. Smith. I. B. Smith. Set. A. Stannard. R. Stansbury R. C. Starcy, J. Stoneham. H. Tahu. 8. T. Tassel, L:-Cpl. H. L. Taylor. L. C. Turner. R. Waikare, V. Waite. J. G. Wallace, B. Waters, But. J. A. White. Set. C. R. Wilson.

DEATH REPORTED FROM DAMP. [BY TELEGRAPH.—PKESS ASSOCIATION.]

WELLINGTON. Thursday. The Defenco Department notifies the death of Private David Flett. D Company, twenty-eighth reinforcements, which occurred at Featherston Military Hospital to-day,

MEN WHO HAVE . FALLEN. !

TROOPER C. D. MuLEOD. Trooper Colin D. McLeod, whose death has been reported, was the fifth son of Mr*. W. McLeod. of North River, Waipu. Leaving New Zealand in April, 1915, as a trooper in the North Auckland Mounted Rifles, he served in the Dardanelles operations, and, after the evacuation, in Egypt. He was taken prisoner by the Turks, on August 4, 1916, and later reports from him stated that he was suffering from fever. To this he succumbed on January 4 last. PRIVATE W. R. AHIER. Private W. R. Ahier, killed in action on Slay 6, was the youngest son of Mr. G k. Ahier, of Te Awamutu. Private Ahier, who was 23 years of age, had for some months prior to his death been in the firing-line. He was educated at the Hamilton High School, and afterwards at the Auckland Grammar School and the Auckland Technical College. He followed school-teaching as his profession, and at the time of enlisting had charge of the Ranginui and Tokanni schools. Private Ahier's elder brother, Norman, left with the main body, and after seeing two years' service was invalided home and discharged.