ROLL OF HONOUR.
OVER 100 DEATHS. KILLED IN ACTION, 64. MEN WOUNDED, 214. Two casualty lists, issued on Thursday and Friday, and not telegraphed owing to disorganisation in the Telegraph Department, contain the names of 64 killed in action, 15 died of wounds, and 27 of sickness. The wounded number 214, and three are reported to bo missing. Datails :— AFCKLAND DISTRICT. KILLED IN ACTION. AnriLLEßr. Hicks, J. A., Oct, 24--M. Hicks, Gam-; bridge. Fordvce, B. 0., Oct. 1&-W. B. Fordyce, Auckland (I.), Hicks, H. J., Oct. 19—Mr* A. Hicks, Parnell (ra.). j OTAGO INFANTRT. I Kelly, W. T., Oct. 23-Mrs. E. Kelly, I Cambridge (in.). Magee, E. (L.-Op].), Oct, 23-Mrs, M. Mageo, Remucra (w.). I Perry, M .M., Oct. 24—A, M. Perry, Kihikihi (f.). OTHER UNITS. Bell, T. (2nd Lieut.), C.1., Oct. 23-Mrs. M. Bell, Fife (w.). McGiUnnsss, 8,, 0.1., Oct. 24—L. McGuinI ness, Goromandel, 1 Barrett, P., M.G.C., Oct. 23-Mrs. F. Bari rett, Auckland (w.). ! Warralngton, E. J., Med, Corps, Oct. 25— j Mrs. J. Warmington, Dargaville (w.). Previously reported missing, now reported killed in action,:— : Home, J„ W. 1., Oct. 12— E- Horn*, Auckland (m.). I
, DIED Or WOUNDS. Diggleman, 0., W. 1., Nov. Mm. Digglaman, Katiltati (m.). Somervell, W., ArtJy, Not. Mrs. Somervell, Auckland (m.). Stewart, E. J., C.1., Oct. 23-Mrs. E. C. Stewart, To Papapa (w.). DIED OF SICKNESS. Mudford, N. P., R.B.—Mrs. E. M. Mudford, Grey Lynn (m.). Gardner, R., R. 8., Nov. Mro. G. Gardner, England (w.). Pearson, J. S. (Opl.), M.G.C., Nop. 4Mrs. I* K. Pearson, London (m.). REPORTED MISSING. WILLIAMS, W. 8., 0.1.. Oct. 8-Misa P. A. Williams, Cambridffo (».). REPORTED WOUNDED. CASTBBBTOI JHTAKTaT. October 23:— DUNN, C.-Mra. J. Ward, Ware (a,). EDWARDS, 0. G,-Mrs, L. Edwards, Knf land (in.). McCLUNG, 0. E—Miss 0. McCluait, lUUkati (a.). MANUEL, ' V.— M. Manuel. Moturcaoha (ra.). _ , , MURPHY. Mrs. P. Murahy. Karan (m.). I NIXON, W. J.— 8. Nixon, Eobsonvill*. ROBERTS. V. K..—G. Roberts, Auckland. October 21:— _ _, , ELSTON, G. (L.-Cpi.)—Mr* H. EMon, Victoria (m ). GLEDHILL, B.—J. GledhiU, England «.). « GORMAN. Mrs. A- Gorman, Heme Bay (ra.). m , „ . TAYLOR, J—G. D, Taylor, Btmkn.* WATSON, A. J.—W. Watson, Parneß (I.). i 1 OIME raws. BDLLIVANT. S. W., 0.1., Oct. US-Mr* M. Bullivnnt, Mount Eden to-). DICKINSON, 0. T., O.L. Oct 24—Mra. A E. Dickinson, Epsom faw. HAMPSHIRE. R. (L-Cpl.), M.G. Corps, Oct. 2+-E 1 . W. Harnpsbir*, taoftafe WOODWARD, W. H. (L-CpU. Oct. 24Mrs. L. Woodward, Auckland (m.). WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL A^TXttEßtV' PATEBSON, A. J. (Sgt.). Oct. 23-3. G. Paieraon. Otahuhu (1.). _~ _. JUDO, R. A.. Oct. 24— J. C. Judd, Hums. WIN% A- J., Oct. 24-Mrs. C. Wm», RotcDENTON? G. C, Oct. 25-Mrs. A. E. Denton. Auckland (m.). r»»».» CARTER. A., Oct. 27-Mra. E. Carter, Green Lane (w.). CAiOTKBTritT TKTANTET. EOWLETT, D. (2nd Limit.), M.M., Oct 25 _B. Howlott. Auckland. „,„.,» STEWART. R.. Oct. 24-Mr». 0. Stewart, Yoftrt Oct Si-Mrs. A. K. Young, Ponaonby (m.). ■ RIFII BBIOAOT. COUTTS, J., Oct. 24— Walsli, Auckland.
October 25;— • , black E J. (Cpl.J-J- Black, KatfkaU (!) nvviTTE 'i X-&M. Seattle, Porwonby. WSil- IfttU. I.bister, Auck-LAYTON-SMITH, S. L.-T. Layton-Smitb, mnqVN P °W. H. (Cpl.)-M«. A. Wilson, "dK; J H. (CpU-lto. A. Wilson. ASBByWssU Oct. CT-Mn, B AaU*. Te Kopuru (m.). October 29:— _, DUNBAR. R. H. (SgtJ-J. Dunbar, 9mi^ffiW» k fe ? a \«> MEDLAND, A. (Cpl.)-M. K. Taylor, «*' , tanei (SMOTHER UOTIS. JONES. R. H. (L.-Cpl.L Enrts.. Oct 24p E &!^:fc\te&pPENNELL. H W.AS.C. Oct. !&-!. P*»nell, Paeroa (f.). Q . „ D LEACH, R. M., Med. C Oct 23-D. Leach, Paeroa (b.). SLIGHT, REMAINING WITS UNIT. Previously reported wounded, now reported ■lightlywounded, remaining with iraif:KANE. P.. CI.. Oct. &-Mrs. E. Theobald, Ma'tata (m-). CORRECTION. Previously reported wounded, now reported not wounded:— WATSON A, J.. C.1.-W. Watson, Parnell. DONALDSON, J- 0. A., 8.8.-M* U. Donaldson (m.). M.. _ Emry* EMRYS. H. J-. A.1.-Mrs. M. c. amrye, Birkenhead (w.). . Previously reported prisoners of wst m Turkey, now reported repatriated:ALLSOP. P. (CWW. A.M.R--W. Allsop, 3}H % C.1.-W. Morico, Opotiki. KING?& TT, &SrifJ Kins. Sydney (f.).
WELLINGTON DISTRICT. KILLED IN ACTION. CANTERBURY INIANTRI. October , . . Allen. H. S.-H. Allen, Matoikin (I.). Thompson 3.-3. Hunt, Gisborne. 0. (Sgt.)~E. W. Elliott, rounS/ol'w-J. Fountain, Wellington (I.)'. WELLINGTON INFANTRT. Previously reported missing, now reported killed in action :— October 12:— Mackenzie, W. S.-Mrs. M. Mackenzie, A. Patching, WeiPediSfM.&.H.Pcoder.Ohakun. Stevens, 3. (Cpl.)-A Stevens, Gisborne. , other twits. Previously reported wounded, now reported killed in action:— , Easy, ML, AX, Oct, 1-J. Heiinessy, Maaterton (u.). -,„,., - Gibbons, H. 8., 0.1, Oct. 23-Mrs. J. Gibbons. Wellington (w.). . Oarrington, 8., 0.1., Oct. 24-F. Canington, Hastings (f.). Onlverwell, L. W., Artly., Oct. 21-Mrs. A. Culvcrwell, Wellington (».). Syme, R. M., Engrs., Oct. 25-Mrs. A. Smith, Wellington (a.). DIED OP WOUNDS. BIFUJ BRIGADE. McDowall, J., Oct. 27-J. B. Colhor, Ruanui. _ .« mr ~ r Babbage, P. S. G., Oct. 30-Mrs. M. L. Babbage, Rotokari (m.). Mitchell, A, Oct. 30-Mrs. M. Mitchell, Wangnmri (m.). OTHER UNITS. Penn, T. L., CI, Oct. 24-Mrs. T. Penn, ' ■ Okoia ta<). Holland, J. P. (Onl.), 0.1., Oct. 38Mrs. E. M. Holland, Wellington (w.)
DIED OP SICKNESS. BUM TOTOADB. Brewer, H. T. ( Nov, 4—Mrs. L, M, Brewer, Brooklyn (w.). Hall, A. E., Nov. .4—Mm. H. A. Hall, Mangaweka (m.). Kite, H. E„ Nov. 5-Mw. S. M. Kite, Wcngft£S':i (w,). Mason, K. E. (I».-0pl.L Nov. 2—F. W. ! A Mason. Huk&niu 11.). \ Tollbon, J. H. (Sgt.), Nov. 3-A. J. ! ToUieon, Petone (b.), Una, H. 0. (Sgt.), Nov. 4—R. J. Linn, 'Normaiiby (f.). OTHER ONUS. Mitchell, W., M.G. Corps, Nov. 3-A. T. Mitchell, Wellington (f.). j Williams, A., A.8.C., Nov. 3-Mra. A. Williams, Palmerßteu North (w.). REPORTED MISSIira. ANDREWS. R., W. 1., Oct. 12-F. Andrews, New Plymouth (f.). REPORTED WOTJ2TDEH. I KACHUTE-OTO CORPS. | FENNELL, J. J.-M. FonneU. Opunake if)-! TAYLOR, K. H— Taylor, Otafti (f.). \ LYTTLE, L. E., Oct. 23-J. A. Lyttle. Oha- 1 kune «.). GUNN, K. M-. Oct. 25-Mrs. A. M. Ounn. i Lower Hutt (m.). CAHTEBBtJST ISJASTRT. October 23: j TENNENT, H. C. (2nd-Li«ut.)-W. J. Ten-; nent, Masterton (U. I EXETER. P. W.-Mra. M. Exeter, Napier. I JONES, E.-T. H. Jones, Aramoho (f). I MoGRAIL. E. B.—T. McGrail, Wanganui. ! MoKAYTc. E.-R, McKay, Takapau if.). McLEAN, A. D.-Mrs- F. McLean, Napier. MAXWELL, J.-Miss S. Maswell, Wellington I MOIR. A.-Mri. M. Moir, Scotland (m.i. I MOORB, W. J.—J. Moore, Wan«i,nui ill ' O'CONNELL, W.-Mrs, 8. O'ConneU, Tat*- 1 ramoa (m-). PROUD, G. O. D. (Cpl.), M.M.-E. J. Proud. Wellington (b.). , Mi I STEWART, W. Mrs. E. J. Stewart,; . Auiti (m.). ! SUTTON. M. H.-A. E. Sutton, Uruti «.). : WELBH, N.— Gunnoea, Upper Hutt (a,.). j October 24:— ! BARNES, J.—Mrs. M- Barnes, Palmerston North (m.)- , BPICER, A. E.-Mrs. S. Spicer, Melbourne. , OTiOO W?ASTnT. j BIBBY. P., Oct, 23—A. Bibb?, Napier <b.). BARBER. W. E-. Oct. 24-8. Barber,! Waerenrarhika (m.). I BH.\RROCK. F., Oct. 24-Mr». C, Shanock. Itaho'u (m.). j i otbb* -trsiTS. i TOZER, A. R. (S.-Set.), D.E.O-, Sep*. SO— j Mrs. M. Toxer, England (w.). HOLLOW AT. G. S., W.1.-MntaD. Hollowav Kiibirnie (a). , „ JOHNSON. W., Johnw», Hawera. WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL ENOimrens. ROSS. W.-Mrs. K. Ross, Scotland (m.). MILNE, W. H. (CpU. Oct. 24—A. H. Milne, Woodville. m „ ROWBOTHAM, J. W.. Oct. 2i-W. Bowbotham. England .). aßTttlEftT. SMITH, J. R., Oct. 24—C. E. SmitJ, Fra»*^ town (f ) LATE, J. E.. Oct. 24—Mrs. W. Smith, Wellington (m.). , .... MOCKRIDGE. F.. Oct. 27-J. Mockndge. Petone J. MI'LE BKIOAPB. COLLINS, E. H.. Oot. 24—Mrs. M. Collins, Palmerston North (m.). October 25: — HOOPER. 8.-H. Hooper, England it.). LINE. J., <L.-Cpl.Ml». H. Lyno. Ireland. MORSHEAI). C. Mrs, S. Moraluad, Hawera (m.). „ ~ NEAL, W. J.—J. N**l, Ruahine (f.). HEAD. W. A.-W. H. Read, Wellington (U. O'SULLTVAN, C. M.—E. O'Sullivan. Cardiff October 27:— BANKS, W. T. V.-Mra. E. Banks. Napier. CURTIfcI, 0. L. (Cpl-)-C. Curtis, Bawwa, ROSE, G. P.— B. Rose. Mansrafamoka. SMITH,. H. H. (L.-Cpl.)-Mrs. C. Smith, Wellington (w.). VINCENT. J.-Mra. Ballinge. Wellington. October 29:— BOUZAID, P.—Mrs. L. BouKviL Greytown. HART L. 8.-T. Hart, Ornate ([.). HORNE, E.-G. H. dome, Wellington (f.).
CABTKMtfST rffASTIIT. HOPKINS, F. J.. Oct. 2—Mrs. L. B. Hop kins, Beatings (ra.). LIGHT. W. G. CL-CpU. Oct. 2S--L. Heaney Mtiatorton. O'FLAEERTY. M. a. Oct. 24-Mrs. M o'Sullireii. Wellington (in.). . COOKE. A. W., Oct. 26-Mre. M. Cooke, London hi.). WIIG, 0. N. L, Oct. 26-Mrg. B. Wiig, Napier (in.). OTAGO UfMHTaY. October 25:— FREEMAN, D.—Mr*. E. Freeman, England, GRANT. W. H.—W. B. Grunt, Now Ply mouth (f.). MARSH. A. P.—Mrs. J. Marsh, Egmont Villaro (m.). MENTOR, W. J—Mrs, C. Mentor, England mcciciZ. conrs. BADDILEY. J. W., Oct. 23-Mr». R. Biddiley, Hastings (w.). SLIGHT, REMAINING WITH UNIT. ASHCROFT. H. (Cpl), Engrs., Oct. 28Mrs. M. A. Aahcroft, Petono (m.). ROGERS, W., Eagw., Oct. M-Mra. A. E. Rogers, Tsnmarunui (m.). CORRECTIONS. Previously reported wounded, now reported not wounded:— DOODY, J. 3* R.B.— K. Doody, Napwr (m.). KITT. B. P., RB.-Mra K. Kitt, Pott Anuriri (m-)-HAWKINS, G.. 8.8.-M. Hawkins. Napier. Prerionsly reported prisoners o! war, Turkey, now reported repatriated:— EAVARD. J. P.. W.l.— Kavard, England. SHEPPARD, F. L. '(L.-Cpl.), Wll-F. 6heppfttd, England,
CANTERBURY DISTRICT. EUJiED IN ACTION. _ ABTILtEHT. Franklin, A. T., Oct. 19-Mrs. E. M. Franklin, England («-). October 23.— Prieet, P. 0. T.—C. Priest., ftotomann. EU, A. E. W. (2nd Lleut.)-H. G. Ell, M.P., Chrietohurch It). AlMrey, O. A..-J. C. Ailfrey, Waimate. Bess, F. L.— E. Berg, Linwood (m.). Ehy, 0. D.-Mrs. J. Elvy, Sydenham. fllrvin, W. J.— Miss L Giwin, St. Albans. Biggins, ».— J. Biggins, Sydenham. Perry, 3. (L.-0pl.), M.M.-Mrs. J. D. Parry, Christchnrch fro.). Heed, A. E.~M. Reed, Christchurch (w.). October 24:— FeiTlman, Q. D.—F. Ferriman, Ashburton. Gibson, G.-J. Gibson. Kaikrmra_(<.). Beynolds, 1. F.—M. Reynolds, Halswell. Biley, X.— M. Riley, Blonheim (w.). , OTHER irons. McNamara, D., A.1., Oct. I—J. Mo-; Namara, Christehurch (b.). October 23:— Mackay, I, V. (Sgt.), 0.1.-M. Mackay, Tiraaru. ....... - _ . Willlcombe, 0. W. (L.-0pl.), 0.1.-A, Perry, Collingwood (m.). HtoCWltte, W. H., M.G. Corps-Mr*. E. Hinchliffe, England (m.). DIED OP WOUNDS. CAKTEBBCUY INFANTRT. Jones, W. G. H. (Cpl.), Oct. 22-Mrs. A. E. Jones. Loeston (m.). Hitch, G. E., Oct 24-W. Hitch, Tunaru Wright, H. T. A. (L.-0pl.», Oct. 24-J. Wright, Cooktown (I-)-OTHER UNITS. Burrows, J. F-, 0.1.-H. Burrows, Oxford «.)• A t ,„ Henderson, W., M.O. Corps Oct. ISMrs. M. Henderson, Canterbury (m.) DIED OP SICKNESS. RIfLE BRIGADE. November 4:— Agnew, S.-Mrs. W. Agnow, Ireland (m.) Armstrong, W. Mta B. A. Armstrong, Timaru (w.). QOBSingnam, P.-Miss B. Cunningham, Fendalton (s.). Seed, W. E. M.-Mrs. C. M. Seed, Southbrook (m.). November 3:— Baranett, W. D. (L.-Opl.)-Mra. M. L. Burnett, Atawhai (w.). Allan, J. 0. (T.-Sgt.)-Mrs. J. C. Allan, St. Albans (w.). Frost, L. A.-L. Q. Frost, Nelson (f.). OTHER VNITS. Taylor, T. 0., M.G. Corps. Nov. 5-M. Taylor, Marlborough (f.). Anderson, A. E., 0.1., Oct. 31-L D. Anderson, Belfast. Dukee, W, H., C.1., Nov. 5-Mrs. W. H. Poker, New Brighton (vt.).
PRISONER 0? WAR. Previously rerior<.<sd mjosfig. now uxotficially reported prisoner of war in Germany-— DAVISON, H., R.B.— E. M- Hwdwick, Oiakoho Cm.). REPORTED WOUNDED. CANTEJIBCTT IHPANTHT. October 23:— WATKINS, G. B. (Ggt.)-L F. Price, London WATSON, J.—Mrs. A. Welkins. ChristT church (s.). _ . , ELLIS, H. D. (Cpl.l-Mro. L. Elite. Christ- „ church (m.). WOODGATE, R. W/-Mrs. W. W^dg&to, Picton im.). October 23: — WHITE. A. E. (2nd-Lieut.)-H. E. White, Christchurch (f.). ANDRELL. C. A.-Mrs. A. Andrell, ffrovo- „ town (ni.). BARTRAM, W. E.—Mrs. A. Bartrwi, Lincoln (m.). BELL, O. A—W. H. 8011, Tinwald f.i, CURRAN, E.—T. Hampton, Timnru. DEBOO, A. E. (Sgt.)—Mrs. C J. V'arrea, Tasmania (m.). DOAK. 0. M.-W. T. Doak, Mount E^ers. DURRANT. J. F. (Cpl.)—Mia. A- M. U'Jfrnnt, Motneka (m.). EVANS, L -G. Evans, Motuoka (IX ; FISHER, R. P.-E. A. Fisher, Pai«-sii. i FORI), E. N.-F. Ford, Waimea. ! FRAY, R. (L.-Cpl.)—Mrs. E. Fray. Bnfl«.»d. OTHER 17NITS. ! COLLINS, T, F. (Sgt.), R. 8., Oct. 23-Mo<. M. Collins, Christchurch (m.). i JENNER, V. J., Artly.-Mrs. Jcnnor, W*. ti I MILLS, R. (L.-Cpl.j, M.Q.C., Oct, a,-t r ■ Mills. Ticaatanga, - ! rOOMER, C. E., M.G.C., Oct. SO-A. ;-, j roomer, Christchurch (f). i WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAt, CANTEBBCET HrrANTBI. I October 23: — ANDERSON'. E. E. Andean, I Christchurch (m.). / I HUTCHISON, A. G.-J. Hutchison., J£*lhi von (I i '4 .HOWATSON, F.— Howat.Bon, Sox.3- , hridgo (L). JACKMAN, W. L.-Mrs. E. H. Jackmaji, Christchurch (w.). ! JOHNSTON, C. M-Mra. E. Johnston, Ad- ! dington !m )• , LITTLE R C.-Mrs. E. Little. Rangiora. i MENOWN, A. MoW.-.8. Menown, Ireland. ( MOWBRAY, M.—Mrt. E. Mowbray, Riccar--1 ion (ni.). PORTBOUS, W. J- J. Porteons, Lvttolton. jRUSSELLS. W. iL.-i'nl.)-D. Roe, Orati. ! SMITH, W-Mrs. 8, Smith, Touiuka (in.). TAYLOR, W. J. S.-Mrs. M. Taylor. Christchurch Ivf.). THOMPSON, J. M.--Mrs. Thompson. EngI land 'w.J. TIZZARD, S. C.-lirs. S. Tiuzard, Horol rata (m.). I WALSH, P.-Mrs. M. Walsh, Ireland to.). I WEST A WAY, D— W. Westaway, Ricuuton. 1 WHITE, J. S. (CpI.UC. Whit*, Blenheim. ! WRIGHT, F. N.— R. Wright, Hotcrata. I October 21:— I BARKER, A. H.-n. Barker. England. BRADLEY, A. S.-Mrs. L- Biadley, Riwttka (ml. CARTER, It. W.--Mrs. H, Carter, Christchurch (in.). COSGROVE, A. W.—J. Cosgrove, Rangiora (f.). ETLES, H. P, (Cpl.)-Mrs. A. Eyles, Tho'rpe (in.). GILL, G. «.—Mrs. F. M. Gill. Tawunanui (w.). GROOBY, A- S. (L-Cpl.)-M«. A. E. Lookyer, Nel«oa (m.). _ HARPER, L. A. (Cpl.). M.M.-Mrs. E. Harper, Woolst-on (m.)HESLOP, 3. W.-J. Bealop. hwell ((.)■ HUNT, F. C—J. J- Hunt, Waipara (i,). KELLY, T. H.—J. .T. Keily, 'Jreymouta (b.). LOUGHNAf,', S. J—E. W- Loaehnaa, Reef ton (b.). ~ NATION, H. M.-Mra. H M. Kation, Grovctown (w.). „ . WILLIAMS. J- Miss E. William*, Wairaft ( *l. „ « BENNETT, P- L. (2nd Lieut->-G. B<mnctt. Murchison (f.). , „, , . . ALBON, -Mrs. W. Collins, Christchurch GRAHAM, F. C K.—Mrs. L. Gtftham. Enelend (m.) t _ , . ROBERTS, T- Vf.-E. J. R-berts, Ensflana. WALLACE, Mrs. E. Wallace, Wakefield (m-). H'TON, A. G. (Cpl.)—l. O. Dton. Cobden. PALMER, P. J. L (L-Cpl). Oct, 25-A. iPalmer, fiukarore (f.)-
October 23:— BODY, F. Mrs. B. Body. Winslow (m.). ERASER, Mrs. H. Eraser, Rnnwio* town (TO). _ ... _, ~ -J,,, . McGILLICUDDY. J. D.-Mim B. MoGilUcuddy, Groymouth (»•). . SHARP, A. N.-Mra. M. Sharp, Urnßtchurch (m.)Ootobor 47:- * ' BELL C D—A. J. Bell. St. Albans (I.). GRaMj. I: (WWJ-4 Graham, St. WILSON,' ft-Mta A. K. Wilson, Oremo«jjh (?.). nin.ii brioabe. October 25:— . « .. OUINN, J. Minn L. Oulnn. Groyniouth. Miiim. W. g.. Cted-LtejgWCrs. c. Millin, Timaru (m.l. *©*** . COLE&BO. E.-Mr«. Buggy, St. Albans (s). FORBES, V. T.—Mrs. R. J. Forbes, Linwood LORi;, L.-T W. tg*. Geraldino «.). OLIVER. W.-A. Oliver. Aahburton (b.). WHITLEY, N.—tt»*« S. Whitley, Marlborough (s.). (2nd-Lieut), Oct 29-(>. BROWN. N. H. (2nd-Lieut>), Oct. 20-U. Brown, Addington (L). OTHER UMITS. DOBBS. L.. Med. C, Oct. 27—Mrs. A. L. Dobbs. Christchurch (m.l. JEBSON, W. N., Engra.. Oct. 24-J- Jcbson, Sheffield (f.) SLIGHT, REMAINING WITH UNIT. DIMMOCK, H. L.. Engrs.-J. M. Dimmock. Hokitika. REPORTS CORRECTED. Previously reported wounded, now reported not wounded'— _ , KIDD R 0.1.— H. Kidd, Tiruaru «.)- JONES. W. M. D.. R.8.-W. M. D. Jones, McGRATH? n i.. R.B.—Mrs. Kilmartin. Volverton (a.). Previously reported prisoner of war in Turkey, now reported repatriated:— uaiilfl , R. J., W.1.-F. H. Daire, Scargill. ' OTAGO DISTRICT. KILLED IN ACTION. 01ACJ I>fI ; AKTIIT.. October 23:— . Ssvwell. R. J.-Mrs. Bulmer, Uunedin. ISiargll, J. 0. (2nd Lieut.) D.0.M.Mrs. A. A. Fothorgill, Sydney (w). Altchlson, W. A.-T. Aitchison, Dunedin Brown, J<-Mrs. A. Brown Bawekau. Campbell, 3.-R. McDowell Wendonnde Coats, W. R.-Mrs. J. L- Coats, >neOrey, in W.-G. Grey, .Clarendon (0. Hunter, W. 9., M.M.-Mrs, J. Hunter, Riverton (m.). Kitchen, H.-J. Kitchen, Palmerston South ({.). , „ _ .. MoKenzle, A. (L.-Cpl. )-Mrn. R. MoKenzie, Duncdm (m.). McLean, G. S.—Mrs. H. McLean, Scotland (m.). Miller, P. E. A.-A. Miller, Kapiika (f.). Nicholson, E. H. (Opl.)-J. Nicholson, Hckeia ('). October 24:— fills, A.—F. Ellis, Roslyn (i.). Garlorth, A.—Mrs. H. Gaiforth, Gore. Renney, Mrs. N. 8. T. Rennoy, Dunedin (w.). Summers, R. J.— Summers, Queenstown (f.). OTHETt UNIT 9. % Tra'ser, W. P., M.G. Corns, Oct. 23— Mrs. E. Fraser, Musselburgh (m.). Gilmour, A. D., Artly., Oct. 24-W. T. Gilmour, Dunedin (f.). Previously reported missing, now reported killed in action:— Stewart, J., W. 1., Oct. 12-Mrs. E. Stewart, Dunedin (w.). DIED OF WOUNDS. Pollock. R. A., 0.1., Oct. 23-Mrs. M. Pollock, Loudon (w.). Hall, A., 0.1., Oct. 25-A. Hall, Duntroon (f.). DIED OP SICKNESS. BIFLB BRIGADE. Johnston, G., Nov. S~M. C. Johnston, Romahapa. . Nagnus, H., Nov. Mrs. T. Harkness, Sawyers Bay (s.). Murray, J., Nov. 4—P. Murray, Riversdale (b.). Stevenson, G., Nov. 5—J. Stevenson, Oamaru (f.). Barron, N., Nov. Mrs. A. C. Barron, Waikiwi (w.). McKenzie, J., Nov. Mrs. M. McKenlie, Heriot (w.). REPORTED MISSING. to WILKINSON, «. J W. 1., Oct. 12-Mre. Wilkinson, bt. Batliaas (m,). REPORTED WOUNDED. CaSTBIUTOI rs?AKT»T. October 23:- ■ HUTHERLAND, A. H. — P. Sutherland, FALLON, W.-H. Fnl'on, Enfield ({•). MrT"Oi! M.— A. McLeod, Lumsdcn. DOUBLE. D- R Oct. Mrs. D. R. Double luvcrcargill (w.). OriGO IKJANTnT. October 23: — BOND, A. 0.-J. Bond. HobnJrt (f.l. CLARK, A.-Mrs. E. Clark, Dunedin (mj,
! FULLER, J. Mrs- N, Fuller, Dunedin. SIMMOND9, F. W.—Mrs. Girviij, Lawre. ce. i YOUNG, T. C—Mrs. M, Younp, Scotland. WIGHTMAN, Mrs. E. Wightman, W»itiubuna (a.). I October 24;GUYATT, H. J.—T. Guyatt, Toiro H.). JACKSON. S. G.—Mrs. K. Jackson. bunediu. i .(ONES, J. H.—P. ii. Jonoa, Wnipahi <(.). MADDEN, H.-Mrs. M: T. Madden. Roaiyn. NEWMAN. J— Newman, Knikorai If.). CHARTERS. B. G (2nd-Lieut.)-R. S. Charters, Waiiaia. (f). OTHER I'SITS. [ SLATER, H. W. (T.-Capt.), R. 8., Oct. 26— T. W. Slater, Dunodiu !i.). IUCBIK3-ODH COUPS. MANSON, W., M.G.C., Oct. 23— J. Mauscu. Northeast Valley (in. I RODERIQUE, J. H., M.G.C., Oct. 25-Mm S. Hoderique, Bluff (m.). WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL BITLE BaiGAPE. COLLETT, W. E.-Mrs, Collett, Dunedm.. SCOTT, W,, Oct. 24— D. Scott, \Vall»cetowi. HUSSEY, I)., Oct. 2V-T. Huwy, Dunedin. YOUNG, G., Oct. 27— Hossack, Northeast Valley (c). GREGORY, H., O.S. 29-G, Gregory, Roaljro. OTtC-0 IKIANTOT. October 25:— SIMPSON., J. R. (tad-Lieut.)—G. Simpson, Dunedin (f). STUART, A—J. Stuart, Oturehua. WITHINGTON, G—C. Withington, InvcrcargiU (M. „ , _ BROWN, J. H.- J. Brown, Central Otago. AIIirLLEIIT. LEITII, J. E. C, Oct. 23-8, P. Leith, Dunedie I!.). ROBERTSON, W. A., Oct, 23-Mrs. A. Robertson, Dunedia (m.). _ SCOTT. U G., Oct. 27-W. Scott, Dunedm. rmrsa suns. KTLPATRICK, P. K.H), Engn., Oct. 24A. Rii,>?,trk-k. D«nedui. BNEFSTON, J. T., Etifirs., Oct. 24—Mrs. I. Snccston, Dtn:cthn (m.) WILSON, J. W. (L.-Cpl.), M.GC-Mia M. Caldwell, Oaraani (s.). , , BEATON. A., C.l— 7 Beaton, Dunbaclt (iJLMOTO, D. H., M.C-J. B. Gilmour, Dunedin (f.). SLIGHT, REMAINING WITH UNIT. Mcquillan, V., Enfrrs., Oct, 22—Mm H. McQuillan, Dunedin (m.).« >r McPHERSON. A. 8.. Encrs., Oct. 24—8. McPhorscn, Mnearc (M „ . - , „, MURDOCH, W. (L-C'pU 0.1., Oct. 24Mrs. M. 5. Murdoch, FenuUlo (m.). CORKKOTIONS. Previously reported prisoner of war in Turkey, now ropoited repatriated?--FORRESTER, J. (L.-Cpl), W. 1.. Not. 5W. Glen. Scotland. Previously reported, wounded, now reported not wounded' — KEBBLE. P.. R.8.--.T. P. S»»y*r«. Alexandra. WYBER. W. L.. R.B—R. Wybor, MatauM. Previously r«oovt*.J wounded, now reported not wounded, injured accidentally: SCOTT, H. V., Enffr*., Oct. Mr«. J. D. Scot.. Maori Hill (m.). SAPPER R. C. SMITH. Sapper Raymond Claude Smith, who died of wounds ou October 19, was the third son of Mr., and Mrs Herbert H. Smith, of Hataitai, Wellington, and formerly of Divonport. Ho loft w.'h the twenty-eighth reinforcements, and, after doing duty in England lor 12 months, went to France, and nad b. an there only a few weeks when he received his fata! injuries. He was one of Auckland's most enthusiastic yachtsmen-
SAPPER LEONARD HODGSON. T .*dvic6 ha» been received by Mrs. Thomas Hodgson. Earl Street, Parnell, that bcr son, fiipper Leonard Hodgson, has been killed in action.. Ho was born in Auckland, and educated at '.ho Parnell district school. Ho left Nov Zealand with the thirtieth reinforcements. Prior to enlisting ho was a member of the Newmarket Firo Brigade staff. His older brother. Private Edward Hodgson, is on active eorvico.
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