NEW ZEALAND HONORS ROLL.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XLV, Issue 13468, 1 June 1918, Page 4

NEW ZEALAND HONORS ROLL.

DIED OF WOUNDS. Private J. Ryaa (Thornlmry). DIED OF SICKNESS. Private L. \Y. 'iii'er (Woodlands). PRISONERS CTF W AR. —Previously reported missing. believed prisoner of war: now "toniniunieation received reports prisoner ei' war. Germany.— Lance-Corpl. A. S. Hell (Stirling'). Private D. Hickey (Moriiingtoii), Private T. 31. (Rosryn). Sergt. W. B. Quenell (Cavershain). "WOUNDED. Second-Lieut. H. W. Harvey (limnide), Private G. Gillespie. (Owaka). I>riIvate A. J. Branfard (North Invercargill), Private J. H. Hay (Tapanui), Lance-Corpl. W W. Hewlett (Gore), Curpl. J. Loriincr (Dunedin), Private H. jl'Ca-be (South Oamaru), Private D. L. F. Pan km (Baltnuri. WOUNDED ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. Private S. Blair (Ngapara). Private A. Dasler (Tokarnhi), Private J. Blukohey (Croydon Bush), Rifleman F. R. Johnston (Mosgiel). Rifleman J. C. Kane (Evansdale), Lance-Corpl. J. Gillands (Scotland), Rifleman J. Lowr (Musselb.urgli), Rifleman J. O'Dowd (Nightcaps), Rifleman J. 11. Junge (Dunedm). NORTH OTAGO PRISONERS OF WAR. The following are the names of local men who were previously reported miss- ; ing, bufc are now classified as "reported ■ missing:, and believed! to be prisoners j of war" : Bull. A. L. (T. J. Bull, .Eden street, i I Oaiuam, father). , 1 Cox, R., Corporal (T. Cox, Glen < street. Oama.ru, brother). ! Dalgleish, S. A. (J". Dalgleish. North < Road. Oamaru, father). s Everitt, E. H. (J. Everitt, Waiareka < Junction./father). ' t Foss, P. O. (Miss E. Foss, Ribble i street, Oamaru. sister). _ Shepherd,-E. (A. Shepherd, 81 Tyno c I street. Oamaru. father). . I Skinner* J-> ce-Co rpor al (1. ok in- ,j ner, Papakaio, father). t