ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13967, 28 September 1918, Page 8

ROLL OF HONOUR.

KILLED IN ACTION, it

THREE OTHER DEATHS. TOTAL OF 100 MEN WOUNDED. A casuawt list, issued yesterday, contains the names of "8 men killed in action, of two who have died of wounds, and of ope who has died of sickness. Ono man is reported missing. The wounded total 100, of whom 75 have been admitted to hospital. Details ;— AUCKLAND DISTRICT.

KILLED IN ACTION.

RIFLE BRIOADE.

September 9;— Donn, Sydney—R. Oonn, sen., Claudolands (f.). Lewin, Poster— Irwin, Morrinsville. Leighton, Claude—Mrs. M. P. Leighton, Onehunga (w.). Taylor, Archie W.-N. A. Taylor, Waihou Perfect, Joseph H.-.T. Perfect, Pirihaka. Whyraan, } Herbert—Mrs, C, Whyman, England (m.). Garry, Sidney (Cp|.), Sept. 12—Mies J. Gam', Thames («•)• Scott, William C, Sept. 12-Mrs. A. K. Scott, Waihi (m.). OTHEE UNITS. O'Connor, William E.. 0.1, Sept, 5Mrs. M. O'Connor, Mangatu (m.). Clark, Abraham, Q. 1., Sept. 7-t-w. Clark, Tuakau (f.). HOW REPORTED KISSING. McGUINNESS, Dare. E. 8., previously reported wounded, Aug. 30— Miss S. Cox, Victoria. # REPORTED WOUNDED. ABTtU,ZKTMILLIGAN, Robert G. (Majdr)-C E. Milli. dan, KaukapakapaBINDOft. Jones J.-H. Bindon, Okaibau. GOLDSBRO. Henry E.-E. P. Goldsbro. St. Heliers Bay. SHOVE, ilowaid-E. Shove. DeTonport. OTOB PHJT9. McKAY, George, W. 1.. Bept. 14— J. McKay, SydneyWOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSFJTAI MACRISt-OW COa?S. BCGGINS, Edward M-, Sept, 16-Mrs. G. Chellews. Mansero. ~ , _. SINCLAIR, Wi|«on, Sept, IS-Mrs, J. Sinclair. Sydney (w.l, , „_ ~ ADAMS. John L. September 1&-C. Adams. Hi'-b Street (/.). m _„„ WILLfS. John H., Sept. 18-T. Willis, Davenport (f.). September 14: — BAILEY, Alfred Bailey. Nauraai. HAYES. Akin A.-W. Hayes, Hamilton E. MACHAY. Richard A.-Mrs. A. M- Macksy, Devonport (m.). , .... PAYNE, Ivan V.-Mrs. A. MaoAuley, Pitt Street. ACOJfcAiiD UiF&KTBT. September 15: — BARRETT, Ernest-'.''. Barrett, Coromaodel. JENKINS, Walter-Mrs. A. -Crowhuret, Mercer fa-). McIVOR. William iL.-Cfl.J-W. Mclvor. Ireland ((.). WATSON. John &-Mrs. G. E. Watson. Franklin Read. MARSHALL. William, Sept. 12—Mrs. L. j> Marshall, Manunui (w.).' > OTHER UNITS. JORDIN, Jsroes B. (Lieut.), Artly., Sept. 16—Mrs. H. Jordin, Ellershe (m.). HAMPTON', Henry, Entrench. Batt., Sept. 12— Mrs. J. Sims. Tasmania (s.). SMITH, Basil C, Artly., Sept. H-B. D, Smith, Thames (f,J, SLIGHT, REMAINING WITH UNIT. KEATLEY, John (SgU, 8.8.. Sept. 9-Mrs, M. E. Keatley, Kineslaud (m.).

WELLINGTON DISTRICT. KILLED IN ACTION. OTACO IN'FANTBT. Larapshlre, Richard, Sept. s—Mrs. C. Lampshire, 'England (m.). Simpson, William J., Sent. 5-Mrs. H. Simpson, Rawcra (w.j. McDonald, John A., Sept. Mrs. S. McDonald, Wellington. EITLE BEIOADB. Oorblshley, Charles' A, Sept. 7-C. Corbishley. Mahoe (f-)-Jackson, Fowler R. P., Sept. 7—P. D. Jackson, Thorndoa (f.). September 9:— Jensen, August P. (Cpl.J—Mrs. J. Jensen, Mangamahu (m.). " v - Nicholas, Harry—F. Nicholas, Matapu. Noble, Frederick H.-Mrs. E. J. Noble, Feilding (m.). Prujean, Henry A.—Mrs. L. Prujean,' Taranaki (m.). Walden, Ivan D.— M. Walden, Hastings (w.j. Pearson, Richard, Sept. 10—Mrs. O. Fuller, Waitara. McMillan, Donald, Sept. 11—Mrs. M. A. McMillan, Mohaka (m). September 12: — \ Bailey, Stephen O, (Sgt.)-Mrs. J. 8. Bailey, Palmerston (m.). Oummlngs, Daniel P.— A. Coamings, on active service. Gibbons, Edward (L.-Opl.)-H. C. Gibbon*, Wellington (f.). Gilchrist, . William 0.-Mrs. R. Carruthers. Palmerston North (s.). Stevens, Alfred— E. Lune, Wellington. OTHER UNITS. Stratford, Leonard J., C.1., Sept. 2—Mrs. E Stratford, Watpukurao (m.).

DIED OF WOUNDS. Graham, William. R. 8., Sept. 17—Mrs. C. Graham, Apiti (ra.). NOW REPORTED NOT WOUNDED.

GOODING. Walter E.. AL-C. H. Goodins, Feathorstoa (b.). REPORTED WOUNDED. ' ABTULBBI. September 14:- v BATCHELOB. Harold J.-8- Batchelor, Brooklyn (f.). • _ „ BLACK, Hamilton W. (SgU.-Mrs. W. Black Kaiti (m.). _, „ GEORGE. William G—T. J. George, Hawera (f.). „ , GIBSON, Charleß.-C. Gibson, England ({.). HOOKER. Hiram D.— W. Hooker. VogeltOWD (f.). EIFLE BWfIADB. STEVENBON. William (SKt.)., Sept. 6— Mrs. M. Stevenson. Newtown (»••).. MATHIAS. John 8 CL.-Col I. Bept. 13-Mra. B. L. Mathia3, England (w.), PARKINSON. '1 nomas (Col.), Sept 18Mrs. L Parkinson, Queensland. WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL AaTiL'.Enr. FOSTER, Reginald. Sept. 13-Mrs. I. Pront, Maeterton Is.). STOTT, John, Sept. 13— Btott, Lower Butt (!-). SeDlember 14:— , GIBBONS, Gordon 8- (2nd.Lieut)~il P. Gibbons, Paifnerston (f.l. BATCHELOR, Norman B.—A. B&teholor, Karon ({.)■ EDMUNDS. Walter G.-Mrs. A. Edmonds. Wellington (m )■ . „ m „ GUY. Sydney-Mrs. L. Guy, Wellington. HALLETT, John M.-J. Hallett, Waipukurau If.). MATHERS. Erick L.— Mrs. Mathers, Wellington (m.). STAPLES, Edward 8.-J. & Staples, Wellington 11.)- „ , _ „ STRINGER. Henry G.-Capt. Btringer, Ngaio ((J. TAYLOR. Hector 8.-Mrs. M. Taylor. Hav.era (m,). ALLARDICE, Donald N., Sept. tf-Mre. J. Allardico, Dannev:ra (ra.). WELLtKGTOS IK?A!?Tr.t. FEN NELL, Michael M., Sept. 14-M- E'ennell. Opunake (f-)-Swptember 15:— BURLING, Charles A. (CplO-C, R. Burling, Pongaroa (1.). GRAY, Alfred M.-Mrs. E. Gray, Carterton. GREEN BAN X. Leonard (L -Cpl) -W. Greenbank,' Wellington (f.). HIGGISUN, Frederick-E. Higgison. Greytown If.). HUNT. Thomas-Mrs. A. Broderlck, Palmerston North (b.). KANE, James H.—R. Wall, borough. SHORT, leaac G. (CpU-Mrs. M. i. Short, Brooklyn. SINCLAIR, James— Miss E. Sinclair, Waitare (»■), SPRIGGINS. George J.-Mrs, M- 3, Spriggins.. Island Bay (w.). STEPHENS, Harry V.-Miss M. Stephens, Putiki (a.). VAUGHAN, Alton E—Mrs. D. Vaughn, Kairanga (m).

' EITLE BRIGADE. " September 12:— CURLEW. Ar(bur-B, Curlew, Wellington. PALLESEN, John-Mrs. R. Pallesen, Have- ' lock North (m.l. / , SYMES, Charles H.-H. Symes.. Palmerston North <'•'• m '. „ , TURNER, John C.-Mre. A. Turner. Napier. WILLIAMS, James W—G. Williams, Pa-lca If.). OIHEB mors. McDONAU). George W., CI., Sept. 7Mrs L. Callinaa, Wellington. WAUGH, Adam. M.G. Corps, Sept. 16— J. ««."?!#• Dapnevirke (].), WILSON, Robert C, A J., no date-Mrs-E. E. Wilton, Eketabuna («j3 CANTERBURY DISTRICT. SILLED IN ACTION. RIFLE BRIGADE, September 9 :— Bairowman, John—Mrs. C. Brunning, Carter's Junction (s.). Fonseca, John (L.-Qpl.)-Mrs, R. Fonseca, Timaru (m.). Pldgeon, William H.-Mrs. W. Pidgeon, O'Kain'sßav (m.). Struthers, Sydney H.-Mrs. I. Struthers, Westport (m.). Cooper, Walter L. (L.-Cpl.l, Sept. 11— Mrs. J. Cooper, Christchurch (m. Dodd, Ernest H. (L.-Sgt.), Sept. 11Mrs. A. Esson, Christchurch ($.), September 12:— Nlcol, William J.-A. Nicol, Otaio (f.). Stanley, Leslie J.—J, Stanley, Fcodalton. Waters, Frederick V.— Waters, Ohoka. OTHER UNITS. Olassoa, Herbert J. 8., 0.1., Sept. 7Mrs. M. J. Glasson, New Brighton. DIED OF WOUNDS, TrIMWW, John J, 8,, R,B„ Sent, 16Mrs. Trisuhjer, Blenheim (m.). „ PIED OF SICKNESS. Price, Lionel R. (L.-Sgt.), 0,1, Sept. 24A. M. Price, Avouside (I.). REPORTED WOUNDED. 4B.TJI.LSaT. September 14:— FERRIER. William H.-W. Ferrier, Timaru. HANNAH, Edwin-A. Hannah, Totara Plat. MABERLEY, Leslie W. P.-Mrs. M J. Pwrce.-Chrigithurch 'm.l. SMITH, John C -Mrs. J. C. Smith, Motueka. TAYLOR, Mitford-M- Taylor, Koromiko <{.). TREVITT. Thos. H.-J- Treviit, England If.). WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL miusar. September Hi— SMYTHE. Frank R. (2nd L:eut.)-J. Smythe. Christchurch ft.). „ „ , ' BAMFORD, William-Mrs. E. BamforJ, Ashburton (*•)• SLOOD. Sidn«y~W. Flood. Chnstcburch lb.) ULLIGAN, victor C-R. Mulligan, Feu-dalte-n (I.). , „ L ~ SEED. John F.-T. &*d, To Aroha (f.). STEVENS. Stanley F—W. H- Slovens, Chrietchurch ff.). NICHOLLB, Arthur H„ Sept, 1&-A. Nicholls, Motueka (/.). _ _ WARD, Wilfred L, Sept. 13-R, B, Ward, Christcnurch to)W»LE BRIGADE. LINDSAY. John C (L.-Cpl.), Sept. 8-Mrs. M Lindsay. Scotland (m.lBOBjiNBON, Richard T. E., Sept. 10—Miss M. I. Robinson, Blenheim <>•>. DAY. Ernest 0, Sept. 12—Mrs. N. Day, Timaru. (w), WILLIAMS, Maddren. Sept. 12-Mrs. E. Williams, St. Andrew's (m.l. MURPHY, Patrick, Sept 15-Mra Murphy, Kakwa (m.). OTHER cxrra. CLIMO, Frank A-, MO. Corps, Sept. 18Mrs. A. Pope, Nelson. HALL, Daniel, A.I, Sept ls-Mrs. J. Glcnritsy, Seddon («.). KEII*. Wallace (L-CpU, W. 1., Sept. 15lis. J. Kcir, Sydenham. SLIGHT, REMAINING WITS UNIT. •BENNINGTON, Francis (Lieut). R. 8., Sept. 12— A, Bennington, St. Albaqt if.). • ■ OTAGO DISTRICT! * KILLED IN ACTION. RIFLE BRIGADE. Murrell, John R., Sept. 8-R. Murrell, Manapuuri (f.). Frood, John, Sept. Mrs. E. Frood, Scotland (m.). / Heaps, Frank P., Sept. 10—Mrs. J. P. Heaps, Purekireki. OTHER UNITS. Robb, David T. (L.-Op!.), Artly., Sept, 7 -W. B. Robb; Maheno (f.). NOW' REPORTED NOT WOUNDED. CROSGROVE, Matthew (L.-Cpl.). R.8.-M. Crosgrovo, Locbiel (f.). REPORTED WOUNDED. ARTItLBBT. FRASER, George C-J- Fraser, Balfour ff.). HUNTER. Huth-H. Hunter, Wharehuanui. WATERS, David-D. Waters, Mataura Is. land (f.)OTHER UNTO. KNOTT. William H.. A.1., Sept. 14-Misi Knott, Roslyn (s.). WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL . MACHINE-GUN CORPS. RATTRAY, Victor A . Sept. le-Rov. J. Rattray. Arrowtown <!.). WARREN, Joseph Sept. 16-Mra. M. Warren, Piirakanui (m.). JAMIESON, James T.. Sept. 18-Mieg E. Ellis, Mossburn. ARTILLIBT. September 14:— CLARKE, Cyril-E. 8. Clarke,. Dunedin «.). DAGG t John McA.—J. Dagg, Wharehuaoiui. LILICO, David H.-J. Lflico. Locbiel. LOMAS. Arthur L-—J. M. Lomas, Dunedin. SHANKS, John-Mrs. A. Shanks, Port Chalmers (m.). SMITH, Ron* P—Col. E. R. Smith, Dunedin ([.). TUCKER. Basil L.-T. E. Tucker. Melbourne (I.). OTHEB UNITS. MOIR, Robert T., W.l, Sept. 15— J. B. Moir, lovercargill (f.)- ■ MEN WHO HAVE FALLEN. CORPORAL H. H. SHARP. Corporal Herbert H. Sharp, of Gisborne. who has beep killed in action, was well known in Auckland. Formerly he was manager of two sheep stations on tho East Coast owned by Mr. Hugh Carlyon, and later was manager of Mr. Carlyon'a, property, Kaburangi. at Glemfield, in the Birkdale district. Corporal Sharp was a keen tennis player. PRIVATE E. A. HOGG. Private E A. Hogg, who was killed in action in France on August 30, was the aides), son of Mr. and Mrs. H. It Hogg, of Opotiki. He left New Zealand with the nineteenth reinforcements, and had been 18 mentbs on the western front. Private tiogt was educated at the Opotiki district school, and afterwards at St. John's College He was farming- with his father at the lime of his enlistment His brother. Lieutenant H. R. Hogg, who joined an earlier reinforcement, had his right band shattered at Messines; upon his recovery he returned to the front early this year, and was again very dangerously wounded last March at Beau* mont ITameL Last advice states he is still in a precarious condition. PRIVATE E. M. HODSONPrivate E."M- Hodson. killed in action on September 12. was the youngest son of Mrs, M Hodson of John Street, Ponßonby He was wounded at Messines in June, 1917 Before his enlistment w.ih the nineteenth reinforcements he was in tho employment of Mr- W Lmmbourne, Ponsonby He was well known In connection with tocial functions of the Ponsonby Cruising Club- His brother, Private Roy Hodaon- is at Torquay awaiting embarkation for New Zealand.