THE ROLL OF HONOUR

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17067, 27 July 1917, Page 2

THE ROLL OF HONOUR

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES (Pirn United Pbesb Association.) WELLINGTON, July 26. When tho rank is not specified the soldier 13 a private, trooper, sapper, gunner or are givea ia pareaKilled In Action. ENGINEJiRS. (July 10.) JOHNSTONE, UOJiKUT (Mrs Johnsioue, Scotland, mother). ««uq(July 1L) SMITH, LESLIE UuitDON (Mr G Sautu, East Oxiord, Canterbury, father) IJuly 8) MINU.TE, ALBEitl, 'sergeant (Mrs D M. Miniiie, Petone, wife). AUCKLAND INFANTRY (July 10.) GRAY, JOSEPiI (Mxs A. Gray, Modbury, North Canterbury, mother) MULDUON, (Mrs is. Muldoon, Uifluorno, mother). PKEidNEjUL,, FREDERICK PHILLIP (Mrs M. G. Bainly, Ohakuue, sister). WELLINGTON INFANTRY (July 8.) M'FARLANE, Djx\'w (Mrs R. M'Far■laue, Papakura, mother). PEAJ., UiiuliUE WALTER (Mrs M. Peat, iJurhaui, mother). STEWART, liloiii :) (Mr J Stewart. Lopperton, father). s (July 1L) KITCHINGHAju, CixARLES (Mr W Ji-vtchingliam, Euglaud, brother) VVUUUFORD, JOSEPH EDWARD Lance-corporal (Mrs A. Woodford, Waipiro Bay, mother). (July 7.) MAKEIG, FREDjiRIOK (Mrs A. A. Makeig, WelUngton, wife) MOULDER, iIENRY (Mrs H. Moulder Upper Hutt, mother). ' RILE*, LESLIE (Mr W. Rfley, Hobart, father). lantToEheS 0^1 * BM - %* OTAGO INFANTRY (July 8.) BENSON, W. HENRY (Mr J. Benson, Morven, father). EIFLE BRIGADE. (July 12.) JONES, TERENCE, Sergeant (Mra J. R Jones, Gisborne, mother). MAORI CONTINGENT. (July 8.) WOOD, CHARLIE (Te Raukauhero Tauranga). Previously Reported Missing; now Reported Killed in Action. RIFLE BRIGADE. . LANGRISH, GOIiDON G. (Mrs A. Langnsb, Timaru, mother). Died from Wounds. AUCKLAND INFANTRY (July 13.) BROWN, JOHN (Mrs a Cimiman, Alexandra street, Auckland) (July 15.) KING, SAMUEL EDWARD (Mrs E. A.< King, Nelson, mother). WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (July 19J

SERPELL, PERCY CARSWELL (Mr J. A. Serpeil, Green lane, Auckland, brother). Missing. CANTERBUitY INFANTRY. (June 7.) THOMPSON, VINCENT ALBERT (Mr J. Thompson, Roslyn). Wounded. * MOUNTED SIGNAL CORPS. (July 19.) M'CARTNEY, KOJ3T. JTALKNER (Mrs H.'Carxick, New Plymouth). ARTILLERY. (July 11.) JENSEN, WM. Jj'itEDK. (Mr C. A. Jensen, Dannevirke, father). JOjNAS, OWEN J. (Mrs M. Jonas," Rocky Nook, Auckland).' (July 14.) ELDER, ALEX. G. (Mr D. Elder, Mount Eden). AUCKLAND INFANTRY. (July 7.) BINNS, RONALD P., Lance-corporal (Mr J. Binns, West Maitland, N.S.W.). (July 8.) MORGAN, FREDERICK: GEO. (Mr F. Morgan, Victoria street, 'Auckland) (July 9.) HALVORSDEN, HERBERT (Mrs A. Halvorsden, Whangarei, mother). PRINCE, GEO. (Mr J. T. Prince, Kohimarama). (July 10.) IRWIN, EDWARD E. - (Mr F. Irwin, Onehunga, father). SMITju, VICTOR H. (Mr J. Smith, Paget street, Auckland, father). (July 11.) METCALF, JAS. FREDK. (Mrs W. Smith, Herekino, sister). NOBLE, ERIC WM. (Mr J. W.> Noble, Whitianga) WHITE, ANDREW 8., Lance-corporal (Mrs H. M. White, Tahuna. Nelson, mother) (July 12.) QOPPELL, ALEX. (Mrs R? Graydon, Franklin road, Auckland, annt). ALEX. M'L. (Mts M. Steele, Kingsland, mother). "•• WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (June 26.) MURPHY, LEO F. (Mrs M. Murphy, Wellington, mother). (July 8.) PEAT, ROBT. E. (Mrs Peat, England, mother). (July 11.) COLEMAN, LEONARD W. (Miss L. Coleman, Prebbleton, sister). PERSTON, DAVID (Mrs J. Perston, Gisborue, mother). CANTERBURY INFANTRY (July 7.) BELL, JOSEPH SIMPSON (Mr J. BelL Cumberland). M'INTOSH. NORMAN E. (Mrs S. M'lntosh, Shrewsbury street, Christchurch) OATES, WM. (Mrs E. E. Oates, Becfcenham, Christehurch, mother). PHILLIPS, H. (Mr A. Beban, Greymouth). • * POLLOOK, JAS. (Mrs A. H. Pollock, Mmyip, Victoria). RIX, WM. (Mrs E. Rix, Addington, mother). . THOMPSON, N. (Mrs G. Halla, Wellington). HAINES. FREDK.. iMr W. Haines, Blenheim, father). POINTON, EDGAR, Corporal (Mrs H. C. Pointon, St. Albans, mother). SOMAN, ROBT. R. (Mrs C. A. Soman, Sydenham, mother) (July 12.) MOJE, GTO. H. {Mr H. Moje, KopnraQga, Master OTAGO INFANTRY (July 8.) ALLAN, JAMES (Mrs M. Allan, Charleston). BEER, STEPHEN (Mrs P. Beer Gimmerburn, mother). CARROLL, WM. (Mrs M. Carroll Reefton, mother). RIFLE BRIGADE. (June 15.) fvF^A^ 11 ' -ARratJß W, Sergeant (Mr J. Gallagher, Epsom, father) (July 8.) STURGESS, SAM., Corporal (Mrs E bturgess, Berkshiro, mother). (July 12.) M'NAUGHT, GEORG-E (Mrs M'Pb P r son, Glasgow, sister), ' "

WARREN, CHAS. H. (Mrs L V. Reardon, Onehunga, sister). MAORI CONTINGENT KARINI, TOI (Hanakarini, Tofoga Barv father). Wounded; Admitted to Hospital ANZAC MOUNTED CORPS (June 8.) TAYLOR, J. SADD Sergeant (Mr John Taylor, Milton, father). ENGINEERS. (Juno 16.) ROSS, WILLIAM (Mrs Ross, Scotland, mother). WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (June 26.) WHITE, ARTHUR T., Lieutenant (Mr s A. T. White, Hastwelk, via- EkSttna? wife). (July 9.) POWER, JAMES (Mrs R, P OW€ r, Bolladean, N.S.W.). CANTERBURY INFANTRY (July 7.) PEDERSEN, HANS CHRIS (Mr* K. Pedersen, Makarehe, mother). C3OUP & WHOOPING COUGH an> vapidly relieved by Flnenzol used ns directed on the bottle. Insist on Fluenzol, 1/6 and 2/6, as comnwaded by Doctors for children. , *•

Wounded; Embarked for England AUCKLAND INFANTRY. (July 3.) BURROWS, PERCY M. (Mr J. Burrows, Opotiki, father). (July 13.) AKNOTT, WILLIAM (Mrs T. Aroott, Greyioouth, mother). Wounded SJightly; Remaining with Unit. AUCKLAND INFANTRY. (July 8.) GOW, CHARUiIS (Mrs M. Gow, Tinaaxu). (July 13.) LYALL, HENRY (Mrs M. Brown, Poneonby, mother). (J-uly 14.) &HTOHKT.T., W. lIENRY (Mrs G. H. Mitchell, Grey Lynn). WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (July 8.) FINLAY, GEORGE R. (Mrs H. Finlay, Puketaha, Hamilton). LEAT, WILLIAM E. (Mrs E. Leat, Manaia, mother). UFFINDELL, FRED (Mr A. Uffindcll, Avondale, father). (July 11.) HOOPER, EDGAR S. iIENRY (Mrs E. S. H. Hooper, Thames). LENIHAN, MIOHAEL (Mr P. Lenihan, M'CULLEY, WILLIAM (Mrs S. M'Culely, Glasgow). CANTERBURY INFANTRY. BENNETT, FREDERICK (Mrs F. Bennett, St. Asaph street, Christchurch, mother). The following hospital report was issued yesterday: — Dangerously 111. Lippett, C.P.; Wilson, A.; AHen, , Lieutenant-colonel; Holly, E. P.; Seieson, H. M., Lance-corporal. Removed from Dangerously 111 List. Bailey, W. P.; Bassett, R J.; Dillon, C. J.; Harris, R. Seriously 111. Eaglewood, D. J.; Leslie, R. J.; MTDonnell, T.; Pennell, H. E.; Rutledgo, D. W.: Wake, A. A. Removed from Seriously Ell List, Sexton, A. (J. A-, Lieutenant; M'Fariane EL, Sergeant; Pike, W. A. Severe Gases. Black, T.; Criucksnank, D. J.; Farringtoa, L. P.; Hassett, J.; Hopgood, jk. jti.; lUArtiiur, G.; M'liae, R. X.; Pike, W A.; Roger, J. S.; Shepherd, T, Lancecorporal; Sparrow, G. J. ; Stuart, G.; Taylor, F. J,; Taylor, GL CL Not Severe Gases. Bell, J. S.; Coleman, L. W.; Orothiers, D. J.; Dagger, R. kL; Donovan, T ; Erickson, A. K, Sergeant; Fox, J.; Sermain, W.; Hall, F.; Homersham, G. a; Huohstep, A. C; Jaakson, E.; Jensen W J.; Jones, E.; Kidd, H.; Lambard, S. A.: Lang, H. R.; Leslie, G.; Lewis, E.; Lock H. E.; M'Croe, R.; M'Donald, H.; M'Farland, R; M/Leod, F. H., Lance-corporal; M'Neilage, P.; M'Doarford, P.; Melville, A. L.; Moore, W. R.; Nicholson, A. M. • Rhodes, P. a Progressing Satisfactorily. In King George's Hospital London, July 16.—Mollett, A.; Jenkins, S.; Piddock, J/ In Walton-on-Thames Hospital, July 13.— Arrol, J.; Bevan, D.; Berwick, R.; Blako, W.; Teesdale, R. In Ipswich Sanatorium, Jury 16.—Blaokloy, J.; Davies, J.; Foster, G.; John, G.; Ackinson, A.; Moid, L.; Murray, R.: Murrow, R.; Norris, J. ; Wamder, J. Condition the Same. In New Zealand General Hospital, Broekenhurst, July 13.—Allen, W.; Corbott F. J. ; Hampton, F.; Morrison, W • Bedford, W.; Drewifct, D.; Kennedy, A.; Scott, F.j Thompson, A. In Waltpn-on-Thames Hospital, Jnly 13 — Chamberlain, EL, Lieutenant; Hoskins, A • Godley, W.; Lee, L. 0.; O'Brien. p'| Acklm, J.; Asling, J.; Murray, J.; Brown, R; Craigie, T.; Crickett, U-l Connelly, C; Davis, H.; Dowd, lY Gillett, K; Teesdale, W.; Holt, J.; Hoskyn, C.; Horons, T.; James, E.; Johnstone J.; Jackson, H.; Leadley, A.; Latham, £•' 111 ' R -5 M'Namara, T.; M'Rae C.; M'Phee D.; Paid. R.; H.; Ramsay, N.; Shore, A.; Walker, T.; Wimge, T. T.; Young J • Vexeley, G. . ' Condition Not so Good as at Last Report. In WaKon-on-Thames Hospital, Jnly 13.— Dwan A.; Gray, F.; M'Cellough, R.; Neilson, N. Convalescent. ic ln -JF? ff George's Hospital, London. July 16. —Weir. J In Military Hospital. Devonpori.—C. Xnurston. As Weßl as can be Expected after Operation. ~l n Hospital, London, July 16.— V. Middlemass. CORPORAL ISLIP. Tt© following are a few extracts from Rifleman Hugh M'Calkragh's letters to his mothor in Christchurch trqm France,- concerning Corporal Ernie" Islip, who was killed m action on May 19, and who worked hi the railway servico in Bunedin before enlisting : —"Ernie is as brave a lad as you will find. He distinguished himself by leading his men through barbed wire entanglements. He won the Military Medal for bravery in January. I cannot tell you how or whore ho was killed, as it is against tho censorship regulations; but he died a horo It fairly broke mo up to see him. His loss will be greatly felt by all in the battalion, as he waa one of the best men they had. Everybody has a. good word to say about him. He was very popular, and the. best mate I had since leaving New Zealand."