ROLL OF HONOUR

New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9092, 10 July 1915, Page 8

ROLL OF HONOUR

AUSTRALIAN LIST

FALLEN NEW ZEALANDERS

LIST 107 ISSUED YESTERDAY. Tho 107th casualty list was issued yesterday morning, containing the names of one man killed in action, one died of wounds, one died of dysentery, one dangerously ill, and one slightly wounded. The list is as follows (with next-of-kin within parentheses) : KILLED IN ACTION CANTERBURY MOUNTED REGIMENT. (June 22nd.) Archer, Stephen Radcliffe, 7/509 LanceCorporal (F. C. Archer, Fendalton, Christchurch). DIED OF WOUNDS AUCKLAND BATTALION. (June ,26th.) Pearce, Harry, 12/789 Private (John Pearce, Carrick, Tasmania, brother). DIED OF DYSENTERY OTAGO BATTALION. (June 27th.) Crichton, Cecil, 8/1442 Private (Mrs Katherine Crichton', Pine Hill road, Dunedin). DANGEROUSLY ILL ARMY SERVICE CORPS DIVISIONAL TRAIN. Enteric Fever. (July 4th.) Lynch, Oscar Avonmore, 11/77 LanceCorporal (0. P. Lynch, Paekakariki, father). SLIGHTLY WOUNDED OTAGO MOUNTED REGIMENT. (July 4th.) Bauchop, Arthur, Lieutenant-Colonel (Mrs Bauchop, c/o Dr Hines, Charthan, near Canterbury, England).

By Telegraph-Press Association—Copyright .(Received July 10, 0.45 a.m.) SYDNEY, July 9. Tho fiftieth Dardanelles list shows:— Wounded: Lieutenant McLeod and eighty-eight rankers, including Gunner J. B. Stephenson and Private J. J. White, New Zealanders. Killed in action, eight; died of wounds, five; missing, four. Colonel the Hon. C. Cameron is 01, suffering from heart disease.