ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16850, 15 May 1918, Page 8

ROLL OF HONOUR.

FIVE KILLED IN ACTION.

TEN OTHER DEATHS. TOTAL OF 40 MEN WOUNDED A casualty, list issued yesterday contains the names of five men killed in action, seven who have died of wounds, and of three who, have died of sickness. One man is reported wounded and missing. The wounded total 40, of whom 20 have been admitted to hospital. Details: AUCKLAND DISTRICT. KILLED IK ACTION. McDonald, A. K., R. 8., previously reported vrwUidsd and missing, Dec. 11 —Mrs. J. McDonald, Aka Aka (m.). DIED OF WOUNDS. Deianay, A. A., Artly., May' 9— Delaney. Tapuhi It.). McAnally, S. 0.. A.1., March 27—Mrs. M. McAnally, Onehunga (w.). McDonald, J. A., W.f, May s—Mrs. E. McDonald, Kiwitahi (m.). DIED OP SICKNESS. Symons, John, R. 8., May 9—Mrs. J. Syraons, Onewa St., Birkenhead (w.). WOUNDED AND MISSING. McPHERSON. R. C, A.1., previously reported wounded. March 30— MoPherson, Ponsonby (f.). REPORTED WOUNDED TYLER, S. V. (2nd-Lkut.) Div. Ammunition Column; May 3—Mrs. L. A. Tyler Har»A wood Street, Hamilton (m.). ROCHE. C. H.. Artly.. April it-Miss M. C. Roche, Hamilton East (a.). BOAG, G Arils.. April 24— H. J. Boas. „ Ponsonby (f.). SENIOR. S. E.. Lieut., (M.C.), May "3—S Senior. Onehunga (f.J. EMBARKED FOR ENGLAND. ADAMS, J., A.I, May 2-Mrs, M. Adams. Remuera (m.). ' PLYNN. H, D., A.1.. May 3-Mrs. P. Plynn, Parawai (m.). • •*««•■ WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL KIPLE BRIGADE. GR^ Y i« KjS - %-Cpl), April 80-R. S. Gray, California <f.). "* May 9:— t DAVIES W J.-Mrs. L. Daviee, Jervoia xtoaa (m.). SMSv,^ B «S- M M. Jonkin, Thames. NICHOLSON 8. G.-Mrs, A. Nicholson. Ponsonoy' (m.). O'CONNELL M.—Mrs. W. O'Connell, Otan huhu (m.). CALLAGEAN, C, May B—T. Murphy, Ire. land (u.). CURRY P.' May 4-Mrs. K. Curry, Hrailton (mj. other TOMB.

JACKSON, W., Entrench. Batt.. April 29— •nrirXgrh fe? oa j Tokomaru Bay (.>. WAIOHIO, Watj. Maori Cont.. April 29-, TtTTf^f4to.^ a ,™«'a s Stikereiii»i fin.}. iHil/jjiAaß, Hakopa, Maori Cont., May I— 1. Hikainate. Eotorua <b.). SLIGHT, REMAINING WITH UNIT. PRISE C B. Artly., April 18-Mra. C. T »»fe s^A,Pamiltol - East (w.). JAMIESON,- S., A.L, April 29 —Mrs. T «si.«P B, B«*» Onehunga (m.). 1?' George,- Entrench. Batt. April 20Mrs. M. Wilson, Otahuhu (a.). WELLINGTON DISTEICT. ■ . | KILLED IN ACTION. Fryer, WiUiam (Q.M.S.), 0.1., April 14- _ . Mrs. W. Fryer, Gisborne. Walsh, Thomas*. (2nd Lieut.), R. 8., April 14—Mrs. F. Brown, Elbirnie. DUD OF WOUNDS. aey r V Leoa ' WL ' May 2-Geyger, Wellington (f.J. *■ " ' Allan, Wflliam, W.I„ May 10-W. Allan, Wanganui (f.). ' WOUNDED AND MISSING. SCULLIN, : Felix. A.1.. previously reported 27 - M "- M - OR BEPOBTED WOUNDED. Yo^^l^ K Urfe, Mttroh 28 - m «- WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL BOM BRIGADE. MCDOWELL Vincent J.', May 2—Mm. R. „ Dnd3on, Marotin ws—Miss S. MC^hut Z lj) JmM M * »-- McKemue, CA 1 ' **"*-*«■ M. Carew. SMoS- Muthflay^M^f -~ ££*££&<>**> Wanganui. 6 " Mn - v. McCRaCKEN. William*! May 5-Mis s D MeCracken, Stratford (s.). 6^MlSs °- OTHSB TOMTS. BRANSON. Norman P. (2nd Lieut 1 f<*i.i;.<„ UJ.UQI/E. John E.. Artly.. April 27—Mrs JACKSON. Charles. C.I. May I—Mrs V Jackson, Wanganui (w.). *-*»• v. SLIGHT, BEttAmiNG WITH UNIT

CANTERBURY DISTRICT. KILLED IN ACTION. O'Connor, Daniel (2nd Lieut.), C.I. Mav flh«^r M Su D - ° Connor, Timaruw) 7 Ohoyne George 8., r.b!, Apr™£~Mrs S. Cheyne, Christchnrch fw.). DIED OF WOUNDS. A£ht i t Oeorgo, C.1., ***** 25~Mrs W Ashton, Ashburtoh (m.). ' DIED OF SICKNESS. Harvey, Charles J., .1., May 7_r Harvey, Nelson (f.). ' y 7 ~ G> REPORTED WOUNDED. May 2-- BDrLE 3MOAD »- WI C - <*»* Winn, «-<*U~M». 3. Bay**, MoIXINAtD Alex.. May 3—Mim r vr~ ROBERTO' ™ SW C ' Mc " Boberts, Boas (m.). ' 7 *"""£*»• B. OTBEB UNITS. Bichard,, Tunnelling . Co., mouth M~ m * M - Comeriord. Gre£ SLIGHT, REMAINING WITH UNIT "* 7 ~