ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16619, 16 August 1917, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR.

TWELVE MORE DEATHS.

21 REPORTED WOUNDED.

The 646 th casualty list circulated by the Press Association shows two killed in action, nine died of wounds, one died of disease, and 21 wounded. Details arc:

KILLED IN ACTION.

Previously reported missing believed killed, now reported killed in action: — Barnett, Arthur J. (dpi.), C.1., Juno 7— M. Barnett. Taitapn (f.). Previously reported missing, now reported killed in action:

Andrewes, Leonard 0., W. 1., June 8, Mrs. J. M. Andrewes. Ashburton (m.).

DIED OF DISEASE.

Tosh, William McK. L., A.l.— M. Tosh, Scotland (m.).

DIED 07 WOUNDS. Parsons, Sydney H., M.G. Corps, Aug. 4 Mrs. E. Parsons, Wellington (m.). Murphy, James P., A.1., - Aug. 4—C Shearer, Harihari. Seattle, Charles L., W.L, Aug. 7—Mrs. S. A. Baattie, Porangahau (m.). Clark, Alphonsus (Opl.), 0.1.. Aug. 4— Miss M. Clark, N.E. Valley (*.). Bailey, Edward W. (Sgt.), O.L, Aug. 5— T. Bailey, London (f.).' Hacdonald, John, 0.1., Aug. s—Mrs. M. Macdonald, Island Cliff (m.). Smith, Spencer A. K., O.L. Aug. 5— Mrs. K. Smith, Fending (w.). James, Charles D., R. 8., Aug. 6—J. James, Murchison (f-)-Te Kuru Piki, K., Maori C, Aug 4—K. Te Kuru, Mantxnui (f.) WOUNDED, ADMITTED HOSPITAL. CAMPBELL. Alexander A.. M.G. .Corps. An*. — 3. R. C*mpb«ll, Soutbbrook. TTTPVWALD. Tom. M.G. Corps. Aug. 1— Mrs. A. Phillips. Napier is). LYE. Albert, Enes.. Aug. 1— Lye. 47. Franklin Road. Auckland (I.). . ATCXLASD tSTASTRI. GALLAGHER. Charles J.. July 19— T. J. Gallagher. W. Australia (b.). BENNETT. Charles L.. July 30—C. Bennett. Pufceran (f.). •*"*?, Edg»r v July 30— G. H. Horn©, Wellington (f ». ELLIS. Ernest (L.-CpU, Aug. Mrs. Ellis, Fernside (m.). WXLLCCOTOJ? IXTAXTAT. SA"SB. John E.. July 25—Sophia C. Sass. Wellington. WESTON. Raymond G., July 25—Mrs. T. A. Weston, Kuimaha. (m.). , OLSEN. Ernest R. iL.-Cpl.)„,-Ju!y 20—P. Olsen, Takapana it.). AULD. William Mrs. W. Anld. Waitahuna (ra.). ' cAHTKaßtrar DrFAXTJIT. - HOPKINS. Edw. (Opl.). July 30.— D. Hopkins, Ashburton -i.). THORNE. Frederick J., July 30— G. Thome, Motueka (f.). O'BRIEN. James J., Aug. I—Mrs. H. Pigeon, - Ireland is.;. . > .1 '-''-'■ " ■' :.. '■ - 0$&80 nrFASTBT. . i MAYNARD. George T.. Aug. I—G. T. May-1 nard, Oamaru If.). SMITH. Barclay L. <L.-SgU, Aug. I—W. ?. Smith. Tasmania (U. - DOUBLE, William T., Aug. 2—Mrs. A. -..:. Doudle, - Dunedin , On.)HAMILTON. James, Aug. Miss J. Hamilton.; Half Moon Bay (a). TODD, John A., Aug.. 2—Mr*. S. Stuart, Papatawa (s-). BELL, William J. A. (L.-Cpl.), Aug. 3—J. Bell, Ireland (I.). PATTERSON, William, Aug. 3— Patter- -.., son, Dunedin (!.). ~. »-

- REPORTS CORRECTED. , Previously reported wounded, now reported not wounded:— '■~',..-Kr t s

THOMAS, Ernest E.. M.G. Corps-:Mrs. B. ;.E; Thomas, Blthata (m.>. Previously reported wounded, now reported wounded accidentally: BELL. Frank D., M.G. Corps— D. Bell, ; waihemo (f.). , •■ - Previously reported slightly wounded remutunar with unit, now reported wounded admitted to hospital: — ' SIMMONS, Henry, OX, July 3&-J. S. Simmons, Dunedm (b,J. MEN WHO HAVE FALLEN. r LIEUTENANT A. P. XAIPABA. : ; Lieutenant A. P. Ks-inara, who has been Jailed .:ia.-'action, ~\ was -a well-known footballer, being recognised as one vof the beat five-eighths players fa 'New -Zealand. got :, many years •be -r played for Poverty Bay. - . and,,; on - two . occasions : represented the ■■■■■■ North Island against the South Island;. As a member of the Maori team which toured Australia he earned the name of the " mdiarubber man." He was a law clerk by occupation. -