ROLL OF HONOUR.
TWO DEATHS 'ANNOUNCED.
EIGHT REPORTED WOUNDED.
A casualty list, the 637 th, circulated by the Press Association, shows one killed in action, one died of wounds, and eight wounded. Details are: —
KILLED IN ACTION. Boss, William J., C.1., June 7, previously reported wounded—Mrs. J. Ross, Hawera. DIED OF WOUNDS. Messenger, Walter, C.1., Tidy 22— Mrs. E. Messenger, Greymouth (m.). REPORTED, WOUNDED. O'BRIEN. Martin. Enure.. July Mrs. E. L. O'Brien. England (w.). NEUSTBOSKI. Joseph. 0.1.. July 15—A. Ncustroeki. Waitara (f.).
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. THOMPSON. Cine 8.. F.A.. July Mrs. R. M. Dingwall. Napier (s.) ANDREWS. Albert. P.A.. July 20— Andrews. Kamo (f.). O'ROURKE. Denis J.. R. 8., July 21—Mrs. Quinn, Timaru. KEENAN. James. Pioneer 8.. June 24— Mrs. Keenan. Kihikihi (m.). CAIRNS. John, Pioneer 8.. June 29— R. Jack. Palmerston North. TEPURETP. Vainc. M.C.. July .20—Mrs. I. V. Tepuretu. Rarotonga (w.).
WOUNDED IN HOSPITAL. A cabled hospital report is:— Dangerous: J. J. W. Lamb. Severe: Cpl. F. D. Bell. Not severe: C. J. Gallagher, L.-Sgt. 'G Lee.
RETURNED SOLDIER'S DEATH.
MILITARY FUNERAL TO-DAY.
The death occurred- in the Public Hospital of a returned soldier, Rifleman Charles Harrop, at midnight on Thursday. Rifleman Harrop was invalided back to New Zealand last April, and was discharged as medically unfit on tfune 18. His mother resides in Bondi. New South Wales, having previously resided in Sheffield, England As the late soldier had no relatives in Auckland, the Returned Soldiers' Association is making arrangements for, and bearing the expenses of, the interment. He will be accorded a military funeral this afternoon at. Waikumete cemetery. The firing party will be detailed from the Maori reinforcement camp at Narrow Neck.
ROLL OF HONOUR.
New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16609, 4 August 1917, Page 8
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