THE ROLL OF HONOUR

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17064, 24 July 1917, Page 2

THE ROLL OF HONOUR

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES (Pita IfHtTBD PhbSß ABBOOIATIOMJ _ . WELLINGTON. July 22. Tho let was issued to-day. When th© rank is not specified tho soldioi,s a private, trooper, sapper, gunner, or rl ," em *P» *>* le oaso may bo. Tho names of tho noxt-of-kin aro given in parentheses^— , Kilted hi Action. CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. (July 19.) FERGUSON, DONALD JAMES ALEX. (Mrs M. F. Ferguson, Timaru, wife). MACHINE GUN CORPS. (Jnno 8.) SUTHERLAND, JAS. FUITPON (Rev. R R. M. Sutherland, Kaikorai, father). MOUNTED SIGNAL TROOP. (July 19.) WILES, HENRY MU-STO (Mrs W. Page, Pamell, sister). Previously Reported M issing ; now Reported* Killed in Action. WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (J ne 7.) NIOKOLLS, FRtDK. CHAS. (Mrs H. .. A. Nickolls, Cambridgo terrace, Ghrist- ' church, mother). Previously Reported Wounded; now Reported Killed in Action. WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (June 7.) CCJRRIE, ARTHUR (Mr A. Currie, Mangatera, father). HUME, SAMUEL STEWART (Mr J. A. Hume, Karangahape road. Auckland, brother). M'LEAY, lAN M'KENZTE (Mr J. MTrfjay, Eihikihi, father). Died from Wounds. AUCKLAND INFANTRY. = (July 12.) SHELTON, W. W. (Mrs Rose Hoard, Auckland, sister). RIFLE BRIGADE. (July 14.) .* M'DONALD, T. C. (Mrs Annie M'Donald, Nelsoii street, Auckland, mother). WELLINGTON' MOUNTED RIFLES. (July 20.)BREMNER, WM. GILBERT BOOTH, Sergeant (Mrs /D. L. Parris. Gisborne). Missing. , WELLINGTON INFAIWRY, HUMPHREYS, WHARTON LARVDLLE (Mrs E. J. Humphreys,' New Plymouth, mother). Previously Reported Wounded; now Reported Wounded and Missing. / ,• WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (June 7.) SIMMONS, E. (Mr Simmons, Albert street, Auokland, brother. AUCKLAND INFANTRY. (June 7.) • ■.'■' BARTON, CHARLES (Mr W.'M. Morris Barton, Runaaga,' fcther). , POULTON, HERBERT J. D.i Corporal (Mrs. Poulton, Pdnsonby, mo&er). WATKINS, FREDERICK THOMAS (Mrs A. Watkins, Featherston, vrife). _____ (June &) ' SMITH, ERNEST ALBERT F., Lancecorporal (Mrs E. M. Smith, ■ Kent, mother). Wounded. - WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. (July 20.) WARD, WILLIAM JOHN (Mr W. Johnson, Matawhero, uncle). WDLLETT, THOMAS WILLIAM (Mr W. J. Willett, England): CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. :■■■ (On or about July 20.) : ■ WILSON, JOHN LESLIE, Lieutenant (Mr D. Wlison, Glenavy). (July 19.) • : BELTON, JOHN.FRANCIS WATSON, ;Lance-corporal (Mr J. Belton, Makino). BUTLER, BEDFORD (Mr E. Butler, Raetihi, father). , ' DRAYTON, GORDON (Mr A. F. Dray ton, Linwood, father).. . M'CORKINDALE, GEORGE (Mr M'Corkindale, Manuka Creek, father). PACKWOOD, FRANK, Lance,oorporal (Mr, H. Packwood, Cashmere Hills, Christchuroh, father). \ ■■■~ RENNIE, DENBY (Mrs Ronnie, Newtovrh, Wellington, mother)., WHITTTCASE, JOHN RICHARD (Mrs Whitticase, Wales, mother). MACHINE GUN CORPS. (July 20.) GALPTN, WILLIAM FREDK. (Miss M. Galpin,. London, sister). QUADJE/ ALFRED GRAHAM, Sergeant (Mrs R. G. Quaife, Paparoa, Kaipara Line, mother). ~'■ ARTILLERY. . i(May 29.) ; , COWAN, COLIN (Mrs Cowan, Dimedin, mother). ' ; :■ S

FIELD AMBULANCE. • (July 19.) ."-"■, CUMBERBEACH, THOMAS; HAROLD C (Mrs M. Cuniborheach, Gore, mother). : RIFLE BRIGADE. ' ' '(May 19.). . .M'GREGOR, .. A.. (Mrs G. Simons, Oamaru, sister). Wounded; Admitted to Hospital. . artillery; ; ' , ■..'• ,;(June 24:) WALSH, L. (Mr Edward' Walsh, Wai--pipi). ' .(July 8.) THOMPSON, H. R,(Mrs.L. Thompson, Mornirigtori, mother. • : , . .' ' AUCKLAND INFANTRY. /(July 10.) NESS, ROBERT ; EWAN (Mrs M. R. Ness, Grey Lynn, mother). WELUNGTON INFANTRY. -''-' (June 29.) TAYLOR, FRANCIS JOHN (not stated). YOUNG, JOHN FAIRLIE (Mrs J. L. Young, road, Auckland, mother). (July 8.) ■ . .-, CANDY; JESSE (Mrs A. E. Kime, Kaponga,' sister). ■.•'•■.■ ' '.•' (July 9.) 'MOLYNEAUX, C. E. (Mrs, A. MolynesLdx, Windsor, England,: wife). , 'CANTERBURY INFANTRY. / (July 4.) '-—•— WARNOCK, WILLIAM (Miss' Janet Fleming Warnook, Wyndiham, sister) : (July 8.) ' M'CRIE, GEORGE (Mr E. Snelling Wbolston, Canterbury). \ (July 9.) .' BALL, FRANK SHIRLEY (Miss A. BallBlenheim, sister). .'■" ''■■'■ HOPGOOD, ALFRED ROBERT (Mrs S. A. Hopgood," Geelong, mother). (June 24.) : BURNSIDE, GEORGE, subsequently discharged from hospital (Mr A. Biirnsido, leampo, Ireland, father). ; ' (July 10'.). , MILEjS, . ALFRED GEORGE (Mrs J. Mills, Renwicktdwh,: mother). ' i OTAGO INFANTRY. ...■■'..•' (July 9.) M'ARTHUR, ARCHIBALD (Mr A M-Arthur, Woodlands). (July 8.) '..' . SEAL WILLIAM HENRY, Sergeant wounded accidentally (Mr H. Seal, Somerset, father). . MAORI CONTINGENT. (July. 10.) , TAIHANA, • PUIA (Kerekai Taihana, VV hakatano, mother). RD7LE BRIGADE. ■ '. ■ (Juno 24.) SMITH, A. T. (Mr Duncan- Smith, Scotland, father). .VANCE, J. (Mr J. Vance, Pahnerston, Dtago, father). • (June 25.) .GRAHAM, R. (Mr J. F. Graham, Gisborne, father); rejoined unit Juno 30 (June 26.) GUTHRIE, J. (Mrs Catherine Guthrie, Timaru, mother). i HAMMOND, E. (Mr D. Hammond Palmerston North, father). (June 29.) . KING, C. F. (Mrs T. Daby, Mount Herbert, Auckland, mother). : (July 8.) • '.." WARD, GEORGE ROBERT (Mr J. Ward, England). (July 10.) :.'■-'■ LOUGHLAN, ALBERT. (Mr W. Bonj. face, Wellington). CYCLISTS' CORPS. (July 3.)TURNER, G. H. (Mrs M. Turner, Kaipara, mother). ; (Juno 13.) SILVESTER ARNOLD HUGH (Mr J Silvester, Green Park, Canterbury, father).' Wounded; Rejoined Unit. OTAGO INFANTRY GREEN, WM. HENRY (Miss Maggie cart of Mrs W, C. Smith, Kms street, Dunedin],

CYCLISTS CORPS. DRUCE, ARTHUR (Mrs A. Druce, England, mother). BELLANY, HERBERT (Mr.S. Bellany, Toko Line, father). Wounded Slightly; Remaining with Unit. WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (June 8.) WILLIS!, ALBERT, previously reported wounded (Mrs E. Willis; Hastings, mother). MACHINE GUN SECTION. (July 20.) ALLEN JAMES WILLIAM (Mr J. Allon, Seddon, father). Previously Reported Wounded; now Reported Mot Wounded. AUCKLAND INFANTRY. XNo Date Given.) MASSEY, CECIL ALFRED, Lanee-oor-poral (Mrs E. Massoy, Ponsonby, mother) (Juno 8.) HANSON, ALFRED GEO. (Mr J. J. Hanson, Waipukurau, father). Previously Reported Wounded; now Reported Accidentally injured. RIFLE BRIGADE. (June 7.) SAVAGE, HEDLEY GEORGE (Mrs H. G. Savage,j Tapawera, Nelson, wife). The following hospital and progress report was issued jesterday:— Dangerously 1111. Willstone, M. J. A., Sergeant; Burnett, R. N.; Rutledge, D. M.; Bailey, Wm. P.; Barrett, R. J.; Biggs, F. A.; Hams, R.; Holdstock, Wm. L.; Lye, E.; M'Kcnzie, J Corporal; Miller, T. S., Sergeant; Barratt' W: Sergeant; Sim, .T. W;-; Walls, T.; Everett, H. The last-named is improving!' Removed from Dangerously 111 List. _Mungard, A. M.; Coea, J. A.; Fulford, Wm. F.; Schroder, E. P. G. ■ ■ Seriously (11. Thompson," JL, Captain; Ht -gitt, H; Henderson, P. 0.; M'Farlane, N., Sergeant; Pike, W. A.; Smith, D.; Chapman, S. H. L.; Dean, W.; Foster, A.; Henderson, W. N.;> Hinton, A.; Irvine, G ; T. E;; Kempshod, F. M.; Lee, F. L.; Leemin, J. H. ; . Mannex, D. J. ■ Petiha, N-, Sergeant; Sutton, F. Removed from Seriously 111 List; _Carradus, C. A.; Grooby, P. L.; Kirkby, L. 1., Lance-corporal; Lane, G. H.; Morrison, D.; Parker, H.; Pacick, W..; Sheat A. J. , _ - . v Severe Cases. ' Letcher, W. MKee, A., Seoqnd Lieutenant; Antrim T.; Benson, T.; Blandford,- H.; Brightmore V. H. ; Cantrell, R. H_; Ohetwin, E.; ColImgwood,... C. H.; Davis,. 0., Lancesergeant ; G. H.; Edwards, HL: Evans, F: J.;l Findlay, J. N.; Fisher !■ a h'■ • T-; Fleming, W'. A.;. Flyn, H. D.; Ford, .W. ,A. ; Goodal] W.; ;. Grant, —; Gregg, B.; Gunn, H.: Harvey, A.; Healey, A. C; Holloway, H.; HunVH.R.; Hunter, R.j-Kay, A.; Kennedy G. S. -King, G. ,M. R„ Lancel Lean, A.; Line, T.W.; Loram, T.; Martm, W V., Matheson< •A. s Osborne H. C. C.; Pettitt, Wm. J. Robson R. Wm.; Scottsmith, T. G Lance corporal; Subritzsky R, K , 1 ickner, C. : E.; Warena,. K.; Watson R. J,; Whittaker.H.; Wilson, J? A Corpl' A aVl< rt T -,? r " DoddTW - T - ; Fnr C T y ' Eklw ?? ds ' *V Edwards i.; Ellis, L.; Evans,. E.; . Eyles H P • Finn W. R.; Ford, T.; Freet,W. f'Friel' n J''' G ?> ent^ A- Corporal; Godden, H, • Goodwm, E. G; CowS,' -rporal; burden, ■■%*' Iu H.j Hansen, ,S.; Healey, B LHenry, J.; Jackson, D.; Lucls V Corporal; Luke, II.; M<Brido; A!?M<ChJe' fe., A.; Macl ken™ J. ; M-Leod, F H., M,W > i r6on 'T ß y- C^ rporal ; Madden, Tf Malcolm, J. F.; Maylett, G. E. Meade G. W. H.; Morris, .J.;' WaUer' A. O; Nash, E; Niehokon,: T,S.'; O'Neill' T.; Peterson, R.; Phelan, T. L. Powe [' R.,; Ridlmg, A, L. : Ross, a. W • Satterthwarte T.; £oott, F, W.. Shannon A?B •■ Simmonds, J.; C ; 'Sutton P'' : Taumnga,. M..; Thbmas,' A.f ThomsJ' W.; Thorner, T. • Thrupp,.W.' .A;r°Sffi A. N Watson, W.; Watt, J. W.; Wilkinl Wilson, H. ; Woodham, W. H.; Wright!

BIOGRAPHIES

PRIVATE WAGHORN. Private Edward > V Waghorn (reported goundedon, June 30). is the only soVof Mr 'SirS; ™?Ehorn, street, Musselburgh. He last August, leaving New Zealand with the 18th Reinforcement (infantry). For ..military reasons he was detached from his reinforcement and' detained for some months m England. In a recent letter to his people; ;he stated he was tired of the monotony of the life in' English warning camps, and was: eager to do his bit at the front. He expected to ret to if ranee at the beginning of June, attached to a gun crew, and he was probably, with "it when he was wounded. Private ; Waghorn is 24 years of age, and is a Forbury Schoolold boy. Prior to enlisting, he' was a member of the staff of the Bible and Tract : Depot, m this city; ' ■ ■

RIFLEMAN MITCHELL. Last week cable advice was received by Mr John Mitchell, Young street, St. Kilda stating that his son, Rifleman Alexander Murdoch Mitchell, who, was previously reported wounded on June 8, had died from wounds on that date. He was born at Blue Spur, and received his education at the local school. After, leaving ! school he entered the employ of .Herbert and Co., grocers, Lawrence, first in the office: and 1 then in the store —seven years in all. He spent a few months with /Mr H. '> Bowie, also a grocer of Lawrence, but,, owing to that gentleman giving up business, he came to Dunedin, and for a time worked at the trade. He enlisted for the Seventh Rein-' forccments,, but, thinking he would- get to the scene of action sooner, went". into camp with the Ist Battalion of the Rifle Brigade' (Earl; of Liverpool's .Own), with which unit he had some stirring experiences, including the battle of the Somme. He was always of a bright iand cheery disposition,' and was liked by all who knew. him.

PRIVATE TYE. / Mrs G. H. Tye, 29 Frances crescent, Kaikorai Valley, received advice last week that her son, Private James Robert Tye, previously reported wounded, is now reported wounded and missing. Private Tye loft New Zealand with the Sixth Reinforcements, and whilo in Egypt was in hospital from sickness. On arrival in France he again became ill, and, having recovered, participated in the battle of the Somme on September 19, when he was wounded in the shoulder, arm, and hip. After about nine months in-hospital he returned to the front, and was reported slightly wounded on Juno 1. On June 7 he_ was wounded, and reported missing. Private Tye was a native of Lawrence, and was 30 years of age. He was educated at the Lawrence District High School. At the time of his enlistment. he was employed at' the State nurseries at Ranfurly.