ROLL OF HONOUR

New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9091, 9 July 1915, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR

FALLEN NEW ZEALANDERS YESTERDAY'S LIST. The 106th casualty list -was issued yesterday raornmo', . containing the names of two men killed in action, three reported -wounded, one dicd_ot wounds, and one dangerously ill. The list is as follows (with next-of-kin in parentheses): KILLED IN ACTION WELLINGTON BATTALION. (June 16th.) Kingdon, Roy Raynor, 10/1873 Private (Mrs Elizabeth Jane Kingdon. Lower tlutt, mother), (June 17th.) Lee, Harold Arnold, 10/1559 Sergeant (.John James Lee, Conway road, EUham, father). WOUNDED WELLINGTON BATTALION. (June 14th.) Mackav, Gordon, 10/264 Private (Mrs Martha Mackay, 25, Ivuripuni street, Mr.sterton). • Norton, Albert, 10/1936 Private (Mrs E. J. Hall, 21, Bolland street, Woodhouse, Leeds, England, mother). Toye, David Alfred, 10/2009 Private (John Toye, Fort Avon, Garvagh, County Derry, Ireland, father). DIED OF WOUNDS ARMY SERVICE CORPS DIVISIONAL TRAIN, (June 26th.) Henley, John, 14/110 Driver (Mrs J. Henley, Post Office, Papakura, • mother). DANGEROUSLY ILL CANTERBURY BATTALION. Crutchley, Thomas Hugh, 6/1459a Private (Robert Crutchley, Eilkeel, County Down, Ireland, father). AUSTRALIAN LIST By Tel&CTaph—Preas ABSociation—Oopyrieh; SYDNEY, July 8. The ,49th casualty lis( shows: Killed in action —Major Gregory, Lieutenants Gow and Macleod, and forty-seven rankers, including S. Hillier and E. Rollins (New Zealanders). Died of .wounds —Twenty rankers. Wounded—Lieutenant-Colonel White, Lieutenants Macalpin, Christie, McKinnon, Massie, Levy, Dunning, and 107 rankers. Missing—Lieutenant Chapman and nine rankers.