ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16665, 9 October 1917, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR.

TWELVE MORE DEATHS. TWO PRISONERS OF WAR. \ " TOTAL OF 33 WOUNDED. ■ The 685 th casualty list, circulated by the Press Association, gives the njimes of two mon who have been killed in action, 10 who have died of wounds or disease, two who are prisoners, and 33 who have been wounded. _ Details are KILLED IN ACTION. Barnard, Ernest A., Artly., Sept. 27— G. Barnard, Wellington (f.). v Gear, David, R. 8., Sept. 26— E. Gear, Wellington (w.). DIED OF WOUNDS. Brewer, Thomas (Lieut.), M.G. Corps, Oct. Mrs. F. M. Brewer, 125, Victoria Road, Devonport' (w.). Libean, VErlo J., Artly., Sept. 29— F. Libean, Matangi (f.). Russell, Keith D., Artly., Sept. 29— J. M. Russell, Featherston (f.J. Forsythe, Frederick (Sgt.), ArUy., Sopt. 30— H. Forsythe, Chrretchurch. Graham, John (Oapt.), W. 1., Oct. 4— Mrs. I. M. Graham, Pahiatua (w.). Hatcher, Thomas W., W. 1., Sept. 30— Mrs. )V. Hatcher, Stratford (m.). O'Connell, James (L.-Cpl.), C.1., Sept. 29 —Miss C. O'Connell, Invercargill (s.). Lloyd, Bees R. Ji, R. 8., Sept. 30— Lloyd, Christchurch (f.). DIED OF DISEASE. Simms, Walter, R. 8., Oct. 2—Mrs. S. Simms, Stonoy Creek (m.). Auwha, King, Pioneers, Sept. 27—Mrs. P. Auwha, Pupuko, Whangarei (m.). PRISONERS OF WAR. Previously reported missing, believed prisoner of war, now reported wounded and prisoner at St. Vincents, Krankenhaus, Germany :— Gray, Willftm A. (Lieut.)— Gray, Essex Road, Mount Eden (f.). Previously reported missing, believed killed in action, now reported prisoner of war at Limburg, Germany:— England, Edward 1 , C.1., Aug. 6— England, England (f.). REPORTED WOUNDED. FIELD ARTTLtERY. HOGAN, Richard A. (Lieut.). Sept. £9Mrs. H. C. Hogan. 0.0. Mr. Crook. Valley Road, Mount Eden (w.). BRIDGEMAN Guy (2nd Lieut.). Sept. 29F. O. Bridgeman. Dunedin (r.), BRYDON, George, Sept. Mrs. R. Brydon, Christchurch (m,). •, DUNCUM. Georga H., Sept. 2&-W. J. Duncum, England. GRDBB. Charles W., Sept. 26-C. Grubb, Wellington (f.). ASHBY, Thomas W. M., Sept. 2&-T. Ashby, Petone (f.). ■ RIFLE BRIGADE. DARRELL. Edward S.. Sept. 22-Mrs. M. . Perry, Dunedin (in.). NEW. Alfred V. Sept. 22—Mrs. A. New, Ashbnrton (m.). WILSON. Herbert J.. Sept. 22-R. J. Wilson, Aehburton (b.). SLOAN, Wm, (L.-Crl.). Sept. 25-W. Sloan. Green Inland (f.). , TROLAN, Michael. Sept. 20—Mrs. T. Craw- . ford, Island Cliff. McGUIRE, Parnell A., Sopt. 27-Mrs. B. McGuiro, Akaroa (m.). MAXWELL, John A.. Sept, 27-T. Maxwell. Dunedin «.). OTHER ITS. ANGUS, Henry J. (2nd Lieut.). C.1.. Sept. £9—Mrs. M. Angus. Coalgato (j*.). SCOTT. Lindsay M. (Capt.). 0.1.. Sept. 29 —Mr«. 8. Scott, Dunedin (m.). SMITH. George H.. Cyclists, Sept. 28—Mrs. * D. Noel, London (a.). i WOTJNDSI) ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL I PERRY, Bennet P.. Artly,. Sept. 29— J. P. Perry. Masterton (f.). ROSS, Alexander, Artly., Sept. 29—Mrs. J. Ross, Scotland (m,), TIPPING. William H„ Artly.. Sept. 29Mrs. M. Heaton, Sumner. TAYLOR. Edgar, W. 1.. Sept, 22-C. W. Taylor. Inglewood (f.). •am.E BtiTaA.ni. BEER, Arthur H. (Set.)-, Sept. 22-Mrs. H. Beer, Berkdale. Birkenhead (m.). AXCOCK. Norman F.. Sept. 28— Alcock. Whangarei (f.). BAIKIE, Robert S., Sept. 28—Mrs. J. BaiWe, Tauranga (m.). HALES, Leslie H.. Sept. 28—Mrs. G. W. Hales. Christchurch (m.). HAWKER, Norman R., Sept. 80—Mrs. M. W. Hawker. Riccarton (w.). EYIiES, Henderson, Sept. 80—Mrs. E. Kyles, Longbush (m.). RUDKIN. Alfred R. '(L.-Cpl.). Sept. 80Miss M. Rudkin. Wellington (s.). WELSH, James A., Sept. —Mrs. M. McGregor, Nightcaps (a.). Previously reported slightly wounded, now reported wounded, admitted to hospital:— BROAD. Leonard F.. Artly.. Sept. 14—A. C. Broad, JDunedin (f.). SLIGHTLY WOUNDED. Admitted to hospital:— CLARK, Frederick G. (Sgt.), Sept. 26— G. W. Clark, Christchurch (/.). ENRIGHT. Albert E. (L.-Cpl.). R. 8.. Sept. 24— J. Enright. Runaruna (f.). KILGOUR, John D. (Cpl.). R. 8., Sept. 24 —Mrs. E. M. Stokes, Paengaroa (m.)., FRASER, Simon, R. 8.. Sept, Mrs. W. Eraser, Oamayu (m.). HOSPITAL REPORT. / , 0 A cabled hospital report is:— Dangerous: H. G. Greaves, M. J. Maxwell. E. W. Thilpot. T , /No Longer Dangerous: J. G. Coulson, Cpl. 'G. F. Court, Serious: I. W. Ellen. F. Foster, W. Hall, W. L. Holdstock, H. Sime, w Taylor, W. R. Weir. ' ' ' ' Still Dangerous: 2nd Lieut. T. H. Davy, J. Nicholas. „ „ „ No Longer Serious: N. T. Alcock. C. L. Palmer, E. Price. ONEHUNGA BOROUGH. The Onehunga Borough Council met last night, the Deputy-Mayor, Mr. Stoupo, presiding. ~ . Mr. R. H. Abbott wrote asking the council to meet him in conference with regard to proposed operations of the Waiatarua Drainage Board. Ho suggested that matters in dispute might be amicably settled. The Deputy-Mayor said that Mr. C, J, Parr, M.P., would bo in Auckland on Saturday, and he suggested that after conferring with him tho council might meet Mr. Abbott. This was agreed to. As the outcome of a meeting of Mayors of suburban boroughs contiguous to Dunodin, the Onehunga Council was asked to join a combined deputation to the Minister for Railways in reference to the unsatisfactory suburban train service. It was decided to take no action. It was decided to have Queen Street from Trafalgar Street to Princes Street put in thorough repair, as recommended by the borough engineer. It was agreed to raise the allowance to members of the Fire Brigade for attendance at fires from 2s 6d to 8s 6d for the first v hour and 2s an hour afterwards, the officer in charge to re.eiva 6d an hour extra. The police are to be communicated with regarding a complaint from Mr. A. J. Hill that mar slab# had been removed from a grave at tiWailTaraka Cemetery.