ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16966, 27 September 1918, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR.

DEATHS REPORTED, 34

TOTAL OF 74 MEN WOUNDED,

A cactalti list issued yesterday contains the names of 20 men killed in action, of 13 who have died of wounds, and of one who has died of sickness. The wounded total 74, of whom 49 have been admitted to hospital. Details :—

AUCKLAND DISTRICT. KILLED IN ACTION. Hodson, Edward M. O'H., M.G. Corps, Sept. 12—Mrs. M. J. Hodson, Poni sonby (m.). ! Mcßae, Donald A. (Sgt.), W.l.'; Sept. 13 i —M. Mcßae, sen., Maungaturoto (f.). Wilson, Arthur (L.-Gpl.), W. 1., Sept. 13Mrs. W. Wilson, Pukekohe (m.)., Munyard, Herbert A., R. 8., previously reported wounded, Sept. 9—Mrs. K. A. Munyard, Parnell (m.). DIED OP WOUNDS. Fullerton, Wilson, KB., Sept. 17-Mrs. E. Fullerton, Ireland (m.). REPORTED WOUNDED. MHACHEM. Percy S.. Arily., Sept. 14—Mrs. E. H. Mcacnem, Arran (w.). MORRIS, Ja'raoa P., W. 1.. Sept. 13-Mro. M. Morris, Takapuna (m ). DENNIS, Albert E, R. 8., Sept. 12-W. Dennis, Puhoi (b.). ORMBBY. Walter. Maori Cont., Sept. 12- . Mrs. A. Ormsby, Otorohanga. THOMAS, Fred L. R. 8., Sept. 12-Mrs. E. J. Thomas, Heme Bay (m.). WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL ARTILLERY. September 14: — BEAGLE, William T.-F. Beaek Newton. BRAY, William S.-W. Bray, England (I.). CALLAGHER. John F.-Mrs. A. Callagher, Hamilton East (w.). CATES, Ralnh-C. Cates, Kumeu (I.). MILLER, John A.—Mrs. J. AxmUage, Howick. PARTOON. Albert (Cpl.)-Mrs. F. Partoon, England (m.). • - WELLINGTON IKrANTRT. \ September 14:— BAILEY. Stephen W.-Mra.. A. M. Bailey, England (w.). BALL, Joseph J.—G. D. Ball, Taneatua ({.). STEVENS. Claude F.-T. H. Slovens, Avondale (f.). other TOrrs. BELL, Turner, Maori Cont., Sept. 11-Mrs. „ N. Bell, To Kuiti. HODGE, Richard, Maori Cont., Sept. 9Mrs. T. Hodge, Whakarewarewu (m.).

WELLINGTON DISTRICT.

KILLED IN ACTION, WELLINGTON INFANTRY. September 13: — Bracken, William J—W. Cox Dannevirke Denton, Ernest H.— A. Jude, Levin. Hampton, William H.—Mrs. E. Hampton, Wellington. Hercock, Reginald Mrs. M. Hercock, Eketahuna (m.J. McKay, Andrew (Sgt.)-Mrs. J. McKay, Masterton (m.). O'Grady, Daniel F.-Mrs. E. O'Grady, Foxton Line (m.). Rose, Charles H.-Mrs. P. Rose, Woodville Ruddle, Joseph-Mrs. A. Ruddle, Welling. ton (m.l. Uzzell, Benjamin (Sgt.)—Mrs. S. Uzzell, England (m.). OTHER UNITS. Daulton, Royal F., R. 8., Sept. 12-Mrs. S. Daulton, Manutuke \ DIED OF WOUNDS. Johnson, Frank W., W. 1., Sept. 17-Mra. L Johnson, Carterton (m.). Watt, William J., C.1., Sept. 20-W. Watt, Waipnkurau (f.). Taylor, Rlohard, C.1., Sept. 21-Mrs. A. Taylor, Tangitere (m.). Moody, Ethelbert (Opl.), no date given— J. Moody, Tokomaru (f.). Rudkln, Edgar E., R. 8., Sept. 13-Miss A. Rudkin, Wellington (s.). Enapp, Charles W., R. 8., Sept. 15—Mrs. E. Knapp, Featherston (ra.). DIED OF SICKNESS. Dunn, James, Artly., Sept. 22— M. Dunn, Wellington (m.). REPORTED WOUNDED. WZLLrNOTOH WFiNTBT. . September 13:— ALGIE, Edwin 0. (L.-Cpl.)-Mrs. M. Algie, Featherston (m.). HOPPING, William G. (Cpl.)-C. Hopping. Feuding (f.). « QUINN. Charles-Mrs. F. Quinn, Weilington (wj. ROWE. Daniel-Mrs. K. Eowe, Stratford. THOMPSON, Arthur J. (L.-Cpl.)-J. Thomp. son, Morrison's Bush (f.). September 14;— COFFJN, Herman E.-Mrs. 8. Coffin, Opunake (m.). COLEMAN, Thomas-*. Coleman. Veilington (f.l. GRAYvThomas-W. Gray. Eltham (n.). BTANFIELD, Sydney G. (L.-Opl.)-Mra. T. Stanfield. Te Rehunga (m.).

OTirr.ii potts. CUNDY. Charles R., 8.8., Sept. 12^-Mrs. ,E, Cundy. Kilbimie (wj. THORP, James R. H„ R. 8., Sept. tt-R. Thorp, Napier. NEYLON. John, Artly.. Sept. 14—P. Keylon, Foxton (f.). WAGO. George T. K., Artly., Bept. M-T. Wage, Masterton ({.). WOUNbEIJ, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL - Annum. September 11:— GLADING, Stephen C—Mrs. 0. Glaring, Wellington (m.). LINN, Hugh—Mrs. Linn, Stratford (w.). MANDER, William G.—J. Marnier, New Plymouth ((.). > MORRISON, Frank P.—Mrs. •S-'Parker, Mangawcka (a.). PBARCE, Athol 0.-G. Pearoe, Lower Hutt STEVENSON, Gordon-Mrs. E. Hope, no address given. WILLINOTOK lOTAHTBT. September 14:— GIBBS. Walter G. lieut.J-Mlas D. Gibbs, Taihape (a.). BOURIE, Robert Mrs. E. Bourie. New . Plymouth (m.). BURCHALL, Thomas-Mrs. A. Thomas, England (s.). HYDE, James-Mrs. F. O'Connell, Aramoho SMITH. Roland (L.-Cpl.)-Mrs. J. Smith, Stratford (m.). SMITH. William R- Smith, Longburn (1.) OTHER UOTTB. PEARSON, Neville W„ C.1., Sept. 10A Pearson, Foxton (/.). 6 JOWETT, Ernest, R. 8.. Sept. 12-Mrs, A. Jowett. Petone (m.l. TREVELYAN. George A,.. M.G. ' Corps, Sept. 15-Mra. M. Travelyan, Tarsdale. Miller. Wellington (w.). CANTERBURY DISTRICT. killed' in action. Hume,.Patriok J., W. 1., Sept 13-Mra. L. Hume, Takaka fro,]. O'Sulllvan, Arthur 3., 6.1., previously reSortcd wounded, Sept. Mrs. A. ''Sullivan, Christchurch (w,). Watts, Ernest A., 0.1., previously reported wounded, Sept. &-J. Watts, Spreydon (f,). DIED OP WOUNDS. Jackson, William P., Artly., Sept. 18Mrs. M. Jackson, St. Albans (w.). Hay, Henry, W. 1., Sept. 22-Mre. Craig, Christchurch (s.). * REPORTED WOUNDED. SURGENOR. Robert J,. Artly.. Sept. 15Mrs, E. J. Surgonor, Rimu (m.). BATTERSBY, Frederick W. (Sgt.), W. 1., Sept. 18—Mrs. M. Battorsby, Timaru (w.) WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL RIFLE BBIOAPB. GREGOR, Clunle J., Sept. 11-A. G. Gregor, New South Wales (!.). September 12;— McKIE, David A.-Mrs. B. McKie, Amber. NEWMAN. 'Wflllam H.-Mra. E, J, Newman, Nelson (m.). PATRICK, Charles K. (Cpl.)-Mra. 0. K. Patrick, St. Albans (w.l. PICKERING, Percy— Pickering. Ladbrooks (f.), SELLWOOD, 'Archibald W.-Mrs. F. Soilwood, Timaru (w.). TOOHEY, Herbert J.-Mrs, C. Toohey. Hokitika (m.). WILSON, Bertie 0. (Cpl.)-Mr». R. B. Wil- , son, Timaru On.). MUIR, Robert C.. Sept 15-Mra. E. S. Mujr, Chriatchurch (m.). v <" • '

' MEDICAL COUPS, ' HICKMOTT, George W., Sept." 13-W. Hick- • mott, Rangiora (f,). ' , September 15:— • ANGUS, John N., M.M. (Cpl.)-A. Angus, St. Albans. CAIRNS. Joseph E.-J. Cairns, Wakanui (f.) QUARTERMAIN, Leslie 8.-G. Quartermain, Fendalton (f.).' ' / OTHER UNITS. FLUTEY, Robert H. (Sgt.), Maori Cont., Sept. ll—C. Flutcy, Woodond (£.). HEADING, Edward 8., W. 1.. Sept. ItMrs. E. A. Reading; Daleficld (m.l. BUCKLEY Michael, C.1., Sept. 10-Mrs. M. Buckley, Orari (m.). _r_ WEBB, Norman W., Artly., Sept. 11-W. C. Webb, Nelson «.). „ „ , „ ROBERTS', William, Div. Emp. Co., Sept. 6 —Mrs. A. Roberts, Waimato (m.). ' SLIGHT, REMAINING WITH UNIT. PERHAM. Frederick J. (L.-Cpl.),. R. 8., no date-Mrs. E. Perham, Hokitika. HERBERT, John P., R. 8., Sept. 12 \ Herbert, Christchurch (f.).

OTAGO DISTRICT. KILLED IN Action. Benson, Charles J.; W. 1., Sept. 13—Mrs. M. Benson. England (m.). Hall, Hugh, W. 1., Sept. 13-Mrs. J. Hall, South Riverton (m.). Barlow, Frank, R. 8., previously reported wounded. Sept. 12— E. Barlow, Invercargill (f.). DIED OF WOUNDS. O'Neill, John, A.1., Sept. 20— J. O'Neill, Gore (f.). Hanlon, Bertie A. M u W. 1., Sept. 20Mrs. L. Coleman, Port Chalmers (s.). Capon, [Herbert, 0.1., Sept. 20— T. G. Capon, Woodlands (f.). Mcintosh, William (CM.), R. 8., Sept. 17 i J. B. Mcintosh, Milton (f.). . REPORTED WOUNDED. SWEENEY, John, W. 1., Sept. 13 -J. Sweenoy, Gore (f.). „ _ _ „ . ~ SILVESTER, George P., W. 1., Sept. 14Mrs. H. Silvester, Blufl (m.). PANTING, Charles J. (Col.) R. 8., Sept. 12 —J. Panting, Evansdale (f.). ' WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL ARTILLERY. September 14:— BOLWELL, William-A. G. L. Bolwoll, Dunedin (b.). ...... DICKEL, Graham C. L.-Mrs. L. Dickel, Dunedin (ra.). MARR, Walter 4Ji«-Mrß. E. C. Marr, Scotland (m.). OTHER UNITS. CONDON, Richard P., W. 1., Sept. Mrs. E. Condon, Dunedin (m.). A correction to the casualty list issued on September 21 states that Sergeant H. L. Coat was killed in action on August 26, not on September 16. Advice has been received from the Im» perial authorities by the Director of Base Records, Wellington, that Second-Lieu-tenant F. J. Fitigerald, who, was attached to the North Lancashire Regiment, was admitted to the Bth General Hospital, Rouen, France, on September 17, suffering from-a slight gunshot wound in the face. The next-of-kin, as stated in the cablegram, is Mrs. Fitzgerald, King Country, out owing to the address being inadequate the authorities have not been able to communicate with Mrs. Fitzgerald. Advice has been received by Mrs. Florence Gordon, of 7a, Mount Street, that her only son, Private George Gordon, was wounded in France on September 9. He left with the seventeenth reinforcements, and served in the battles of Messines, Passohendaele, and Cambrai. He is a compositor by trade and was formerly at Te Aroha.