ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16761, 30 January 1918, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR.

FOUR DEATHS REPORTED.

THREE KILLED IN ACTION. ■ TWENTY-ONE MEN WOUNDED. ,772 nd casualty list, circulated by tho Press Association, contains tho names of three men killed in action, one died of wounds, two reported missing, one wounded and missing, and.2o wounded, four of them accidentally. Details are KILLED IN ACTION. Searle, Edwin (Military Medal), A.1., Jan. 21— M. B. Searlo, Eng. (in.) Cook, Ernest 0,, Mod/Corps, Jan. 18— H. G. Cook, Whangarei (f.). Oharman, Ernest W., Med. Corps, Jan. 18 —R. Charm an, England. DIED OF WOUNDS. Hesebeck, Frederick E., Artly., Jan. 22— H. L. Hesebeck, Raurimu (b.). REPORTED MISSING. BAIRD, Thomas 8., 0.1.. Dec. 25-Mrs. T. Baird, Invercargill (m.). JAMES, Sydney G.. 0.1., Dec. .:7-P. James, Rahotu (f.). WOUNDED AND MISSING. Previously reported wounded: — DURIE, William A., R. 8., Dec. 3-Mrs..M. A Durie, Wanganui (m.). MEN REPORTED WOUNDED. NEW LAND, Arthur S. (L.-SgU. 0.1., Oct. Mrs. A. B. Newland, England (m.). POLE. Theodore, R. 8., Jan. s—Mrs. A. Polo, Christchurch (m.). WOUNDED ACCIDENTALLY. HAJIMERSLEY. James M., Artly., Jan. 15 —Mrs. R. Ilaramcrsloy, Kaponga (m.). BURNSIDE, Ennis H., W. 1., Jan. 13, report rc6«lt of Court of Inquiry—W. Burnside, I'apatoetoo (b.). _ _ QUIN, Herbert J. (CpU, W. 1., Jan. 13Mrs. A. Quin, Greytovm (m.). , THOMPSON, Robert, W. 1., Jan. 13— Thompson, Ireland (f.). ' WOUNDED ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL CANTERBURY INFANTRY. ALLEN. Alfred 1.. Dec. 26—Mrs. D. Allen, Sydenham (w.l. COLEMAN, Walter C.—W. Coleman, MotuHAILeV Felix J., Jan. 11-H. Hailes, Kaikoura (f.). _ , _ ~ „ RAXWORTHY, Redvers A., Jan. 17-T. H. Raxworthy, Riccarton (f.). OTAGO ISrWIRI. MURDOCH, Albert W„ Jan. 12-R. Murdoch, Lawrebce (f.). January 14:— ' CHALMERS. James Miss S. Chalmers, GILL, m Robert L. (L.-Cpl.)-N. D. Gill. McD&RmHiT, Louis H.-Mrs. A. McDermott. Dunedin (in.). ROY, Albert T.-Mrs. E. C. Nelson, Port Chalmers (in.). | ' January 17:— FEAVER, Serbert J.—' Feaver, Invercargill (f.). OTHER UNITS. HUNTER. Sydney. Artly.; Jan. 6-T. Hunter, Greenhytne, Wnraoni If.). GRAHAM. -W.. Em.,- Jan. 13-G. D. Graham. Queensland (b.). , LARKIN, Ernest. A., W.I. Jan. -J. Larkin, Wadestown. MEANEY, Andrew, R. 8., Jan. 14—A. Meaney, Devonport (f.). PRIVATE C. W. KNIGHT. Private Clifton Wallace Knight, killed in action on December 28, was the eldest son of Mr. F. W. Knight, of Mount Eden Road. Private Knight, who was 21 years of age. was born in Adelaide, South Australia, and camato New Zealand with his parents eleven years ago, After completing his school career, he entered the office of Messrs. Jackson and Russell, and on matriculating two years ago took up the study of law at the Auckland University College. -He left with the nineteenth reinforcements and on reaching England was transferred to the signallers, being company signaller in the Fourth Brigade aV the time of his death.