ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16670, 15 October 1917, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR.

THIETY-SIX DEATHS. N EIGHT KILLED IN ACTION. 31 REPORTED $OUNDISD The 690 th casualty fist shows eight killed in action, 18 died of wounds, one missing and 31 wounded. (Details ares— KILLED IN ACTION. Petersen, Harold U. (2nd Lieut.), Artly., Oct Lieut. Hans C. Petersen, Wellington (f.). Richardson, Hugh D. (Lieut.), A.1.. Oct. 4— Richardson, Pahiatua (f.J. Hall, Henry J. (2nd Lieut.), A.L, Oct. 4 —Mrs. M. Hall, Beach Road, Devonport (w.). Mimes, Herbert A. E. (2nd Lieut.), A.L, Oct. 4—Miss Milnes, Yorkshire (s.). . Strack, Karl J. (2nd Lieut.), W. 1.. Oct. Mrs. C. A. Strack, Hawera (m.). Arden, Nevlle H. (Oapt.), 0.1., Oct. 4Mrs. P. E. Arden, New Plymouth (m.) Johnstone, Maurice W., Div. Employment Co., Sept. 30— J. Johnstone, England. Pollock, James, Div. Employment Co., Sept. 30-Mrs. A. M. Pollock, Victoria. DIED OF WOUNDS. Ourtles, Eiick, M.G. Corps, Oct. 5-C. E. Watt, Invercargill (u.). • Selby Harry P.. Artly, Oct. 5—E. Selby, Masterton (f.). Fenton, Edwd. 1., R. 8., Oot, 6—Mrs. A. Fenton, Church Street, Ponsonby. AUCKLAND INFANTRY. October 4:— Blucher, Charles T. (Cpl.)— F. E. Bluchor, Beresford Street, Auckland (f.). Bolger, John J.—Mrs. A. Bolger, Vauxhall Road, Devonport (m.). Clark, Edwin M. (Sgt.)-Mrs. H. Clark, Herbert Road, Mount Eden (m.). Gallaher, David—Mrs. E. I. M. Gallaher, King Street, Pongonby (w,). Powley, Charles H.—Mrs. E. Powley, Hastings (m.). Sanderson, Arthur R.—W. L. Sanderson, Ahuroa (f.). Tutty, Herbert 8.~ R. Tutty, Feeding. October SiThomas, Fred. (T.-Capt.)—W. J. Thomas, Manakau Road, Epsom (f.). Craig, Edward A (2nd Lieut.)— D. Craig, Gillios Avenue, Epsom (m.). Morgan, Charles E. (2nd Lieut.)— H. Harrison, Napier (m.). Welsh, William— M. Welsh, Liverpool (c.{. WELLINGTON INFANTEI. October 4:— Ohristieson, William J.—Mrs. N. Christyson, Napier (m.). Leslie, "James— C. Leslie, Oruanui. McLeod, John L.— M. J. McLeodj Feilding (m.). \' Mills, George J.-Mrs. F. R. Mills, Dsmnevirke (m.). \ Pooley Reginald E.— G. Pooley, care of Mrs. W. Pooley. New North Road.

una. >t. iuuioy, now inunu xsoaa, Kingsland. Whitelaw, Eric R.r-A. A. Whitelaw; Wellington (f.). October 6:— Sullivan, Thomas—Mrs. E. Sullivan, Petone (w.). CANTCRDTOT , IWFANTR7. Mathews, Peter J., Oct 5— Mathews. Nelson (f.). Elliott, John O. McN.. Oct. 6-0. W. Elliott, Waerenga (f.). Tapp, John, Oct. 8-C. Tapp, Otipua (f.). OTAOO INFANTBYKaloney, William, Oct. Mrs. N. Malone, St. Kilda (s.j. Laidlaw, John 0., Oct. 4— Laidlaw, Otautau (i.). Blanch, William, Oct. 6-Mrs. F. Blanch, Invercargill (m.). N McNeil, Archie, Oct. 5-A. McNeil, Benhat (f.). ' REPORTED MISSING. , King, Lancol K. (2nd Lieut.). W. 1., Oct. 4—Mrs. N. A. King, Wellington. ' REPORTED WOUNDED. HOUCHEN, Rev. Clement, Artly, Oct. 4Miss Q-; Houchen, Trained Nurses' Club, Mountain Road, Auckland. TURNER, Frederick M.l Cant), Artly., Oot. . Mrs. A. M. Turner, Wellington.* FORBDICK. Charles F. (2nd Lieut.). M.G. Corps, Oct. 4—W. H. Porsdick. Victoria Avenue, Mount Eden (f.). HUDSON, John S. (2nd Lieut), A.1., Oct Mrs. Porrett, Mount Eden Road, Auckland (m.j, BAKER, Victor H. (Temp.-Maior), A.1., Oct. 4-Mrs. L. M. Baker, Wellington (w.). AITKEN, William P. (2nd Lieut.), AX, Oct 4—R. M. Aitken, Paoroa (f.). JONES, Albert E. M. (Capt ), W. 1.. Oct. 4Mrs. E. Jones, England (m,). VARNHAM. Frederick 8. (Capt.), Oct. 4J. Varnham, Levin (f), CORNWALL, Frederick C. (tod Lieut.), W. 1., Oct. 4— Cornwall, England. MARTIN, Andrew (2nd Lieut.), 0.1. Oct 2 —Mrs. A. Martin, Dunedin (w.). MANN. William (2nd Lieut.). 0.1., Oct. 4A. B. Mann, Kokonga (f). NICOLSON, Henry, (2nd Lieut.), 01., Oct. 4—Mrs- M. A. Nicohon, Invorcorgjll (m.) PARKIN, Victor G. (2nd Lieut), O.I.„ Oct. 4-0. Parkin. Wellington (f.J. PEOG, Arthur C. Div. Employment Co., Sept. 30—Mrs. M. Medwin, West Ana. STOCKDILE, John W., Div. Employment Co., Sept. 30-Mrs. Stockdsle, Eng.(m-). WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL FOSTER, Frederick, MO. Corps, Oct 2— , Mrs. A. J. Foster, Springston to.). MACKIE. William N., Div. Employment Co., Oct. I—Mrs. J. Mackie, Dunedin (m.) FORBES, Robert D., Div. Employment Co., Oct. Miss K. Forbes, Wellington.

AUCKLAND HTPANTIII. HAMILTON. Robert J., Sept. 29-Mrs. H. Hamilton, Montague St., Newton (w.). O'BRIEN, Trevor. Sept. 29—Mra. J. O'Brien, Manukau Road, Parnell (m.). PARKER. William, Oct. 1-C. Parker, Kaitaia (f.). DIPROSE, Frank D.. Oct. 4-Mrs, E. Dip. rose, Papatoetoe (m.). STEVENS', Walter (CpU, Oct. 4-Mrs. J, Stevens, Williamson Ave., Ponsonby (w.). WATTE, Frank-E., Oct. 4—E. Waite, Esplanade Road, Mt. Eden (f,). OANraBBUBI iUFAHTBT. October 1:— HUDSON. Abraham W. (C.Q.M.S.)-A. Hudson, Spreydon (f.). , WELBH, Alexander McA.— A. L. Welsh, Addington (w,). WEST. Kenneth W.-Mrs. K. West, Wanganui (m.). WORRALL, Frank W. (Sgt.}~Mrß. I. Worrail, London. October 2:— SALT, Henry F.-Mrs. L. Salt, New Ply. mouth (w.). SLIGHTLY WOUNDED. Remaining with unit:— EDWARDS, Edgar B. (2nd Lieut.). W. 1., Oct. 4—Miss Edwards. WALKER. John (2nd Lieut.), W. 1., Oct. 4— A. Walker, London «.). - REPORT OORRECTED, Previously reported killed in action, now reported missing, believed killed:— ROSE, E. J. (Lieut.), A.1., Oct. 4-R. G. Rose, Gladwin Rd.. Onehunga (f.). Previously reported wounded, now reported not wounded:— THOMPSON, Robert J.. A.1.-R. Thompson Crescent Rd., Birkendale, AucKsnd (f.). HOSPITAL REPORT. A cabled hospital report is:— Dangerous: A. A. Cupstick, A. Cokcr, C R. Cooper. J. 8. Dodds, R. H. Farcett H W. Franklyn, C. H. Heald, J. Lewi"; A Lithgow. 0. A. McCombe, J. J. Mackav j' Meek, L. P. Moffat, W. Ross, A. J. M. monson, L F. Sarten, R. J. E. Scott. F R Smale, H O. Wolf. «"•«.». Still dangerous: R. E. C. Chittock, B. B. Hawkins, L.-Cpl. W. E. R. Hind, D. Langley. No longer dangerous: J. Maxwell. Serious: R. H. Aehcroft, W. J. Blaymires S. Clark, J. Dickison, M. O. C. FenwickV A. McNoilago, F. G. Perkins. A. E. Raynor, R. C. Ski.per, N. Wood. No longer serious: H. Bond, J. R, Murdock. All patients in the military hospital, Weymouth, were progressing satisfactorily on October 6.