ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16926, 12 August 1918, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR.

THREE DIED OF WOUNDS.

TOTAL OF 19 MEN WOUNDED

THEEE PRISONERS OF WAR. A casualty list, issued on Saturday, contains the names of three men who have died of wounds, and of .19 men who have been wounded, 15 of these having been admitted to .hospital. Three men are reported to be prisoners of war in Germany. The details are:—

AUCKLAND DISTRICT.

DIED OX' WOUNDS. Wolstenholme, Roland, W. 1., Aug. 2—J. Wolstenholme, Roslyn Terrace, Devonport, (f.). REPORTED WOUNDED. AUCKLAND KFAKTRI. WALKER, Philip (Sgt.), July 21-Mrs. N. Walker, EUerslie. WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL AUCKLAND K7ANTBT. HOOPER, Reginald C, July 24— C. H. __ Hooper, Heme Bay Road, P«nsonby (f.l. WORTH, William C, July 24-Mrs. E. R. Worth. Waihi (mi WILSHLRE. Percy. W. 1., July 26-ilrs. A. J. Wilshire, First Avenue, Kingsland. BIFLE BRIGADE. GODDARD. Reginald E.. July 25~Mrs. E. G-oddard, Rihikihi On.). . cyclists' CORPS. TAYLOR, Richard, July 25-W. W. Taylor, Rahin Road, Creen Lane (f.).

CANTERBURY DISTRICT.

WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL CROWE, Leonard P., A.I.—H. Crowe, Oxford (f.). RIFLE 3RIQADK. CAMERON, John, July 25-D. Cameron, Ireland (f.). McQUEEN. John. July 28-Mrs. T. McQueen, Coalgate.

WELLINGTON DISTRICT.

DIED OF WOUNDS. RIFLE BRIGADE. Anderson, Robert W., Aug. Miss E. Men, Nairn Street, Wellington. WELLINGTON INJANTET. Pritchard, Robert, July Mrs. H. Pritchard, Dannevirke. PRISONERS OF WAS. Previously reported missing, believed prisoner of war, now officially reported prisoner of war in Germany:— CASSIDY, Ernest Miss E. C&ssidy, Gisborne (s-j. O'KANE, John T.—Mrs. E. O'Kane, Whbkat&ki hi.). . WILLIAMSON, Charles B. (Cpl.)-Mrs. K. Williamson, Paimcrston North. REPORTED WOUNDED. SITU BP.M'-SB. McNAB, Alexander A. (Capt.), July 29-Miss L. McNab, London Is-). CTCI.IST3' CORPS. DONALDSON, John D,. July 23-Mrs. J. C. Donaldson, Dannevirke (m.). HENRY, Arthur W.—Miss L Henry. Dannevirke (s.). WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL CORBY. Lindsay (Sgt.). A.1.. July 26—Mrs. Corby, Aramoho (m.). FITZPATRICK, George E., C.1., July 14Mrs. M. Fitcpatrick, Palmerston North. RIFLE BRIGADE. ARMSTRONG. Charles E., July 29-Miss M. Armstrong, Kakarahea. SMITH, Ernest (Cpl.t-Mrs. E. Smith, Ormondville (m.). CICUSITS' CORPS. WILLIAMS, Herbert E.. July 25-Mrs. E. Williams, Palmerston North. ASHWORTH. Stephen Henry (CpU. July 29 —S- H. Ashworth, Palmerston North (f.). KENYON, Harry-E. Kenycn, England (f.).

WITH THE IMPERIAL FORCES

The following casualties to ex-New Zealanders serving with the Imperial forces, are reported for the week'ended August 10:KILLED IN ACTION Fitzgerald, R. J. (Lieut.), July 1-Mrs. R. J. Fitzgerald, London. WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL PEDERBEN (L.-Cpl.), July id-Mrs. F. Murphy. Wellington. DANGEROUSLY ILL. McLENNAN, W. (Sgt.)-Mrs. A. Andrews, New North Road, Mount Albert.

WITH AUSTRALIAN FORCES.

The following casualties to ex-New Zealanders serving with the Australian forces are reported for the week ended August 10:--KHI.ED IN ACTION. Klug, George. April 24—D. McNuly, Masterton (u.). WOUNDED, NO DATE GIVEN. HALL. Edwin (Lieut.)—G. W. Hall, Christchurch (f.). BROWN, Charles-J. Brown, Kawau Island. CLARKE, Arthur-Mrs. A. Clarke, Christchurch (m.). CURRY. Frank-Mrs. R. Curry, Y.M.C.A., Auckland. MILLER, Charles-Mrs. A. Miller. Argrle Street, Mormngside. TAYLOR. Oswald-D. Taylor, Cl&renco Street, Ponsonby. Admitted to hospital, severe case:— ANDRICKEN. C, July 18—C. Larson, Eketahuna. Progressing favourably: — McKENZIE-W. McKemie. Waitahuna. Otago (b.).