THE ROLL OF HONOUR

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17068, 28 July 1917, Page 8

THE ROLL OF HONOUR

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES (Feb United Phess Association.) WELLINGTON, July 27. Tho following _ list was issued to-day. When the rank is not specified the soldier is a private, trooper, sapper, gunner, or rifleman, as tho oase may be. The names of the next-of-kin are given in parentheses :— Died from Wounds. CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. (July 23.) WILSON, J. ii, Lieutenant (Mr David Wilson, Glenavy). ARTILLERY. (July 16.) GALVIN, F., Sergeant (Mr P. Galvin, Wellington, father). WELLINGTON INFANXRY. (July 16.) ANDERSON, W. (Mr Wm. Anderson, Scotland). Wounded. RIFLE BRIGADE. (Juno 7.) ALLAN, _J. (Miss A. Allan, England, sister). Rejoined unit July 10. WILKINSON, A. G. (Mr David Robert Wilkinson, Bristol, England, father). (July 13.) COOKE, A. C. (Mrs May Cooke, Wellington). Wounded Accidentally; Remaining on Duty. CANTERBURY INFANTRY. '(July 3.) LUTION, E., Corporal (Mrs E. M. Lutton, St. Albans, wife). Previously reported slightly wounded, remaining with unit. The following hospital and progress report waa issued yesterday:— Severe Gases. Thompson, J., Captain; Allen, W. W.: Barker, W. J.; Buswell, EL; Corbiti, F. H.; Heifernan, T.; M'Carthy, j.; Sinclair, J. Lance-corporal. Not Severe Gases. Gruar, W., Lieutenant; Hursthouee, J. ]?., Lieutenant-; Natusch, G. P., Lieutenant; Ansell, A. H.; Barclay, D.; Barr, W: G.; Callister, A. J.; Elliott, Rj Greener, A.; Hapai, A. ; Harling, J.; Bferbert, T. E.; Hodges, J. W. V.; M'Carthy, "J.; Overington, J. S. ; Rayner, H. G.; Rix, W. J.; Salt, G.; Saunders, A. A.; Sharp K. H.; Smart, J. "W.; Spowaxt, F., Lance-cor-poral; Taminana. P.; Lough, V.; Venn, A.; Watkins, A. S.; Weir, J.; Williams, T. Pictorial Roll of Honour. Parents, relatives, or friends who desire to have tho photographs of officers and soldiers, killed or wounded, while serving their country, inserted in the illustrated pages of the Otago Witness, axe requested to forward a copy of such photograph (with 'the address of the sender for the purpose of it being returned) to the Editor of the Otago Witness, P.O. Box 181, or to leave it at the Otago Daily Times and Witness Company s office, corner of Dowliug and Lower High streets. GUiNNER CHETWTN. Mr E. Chetwin, Frtzroy street,, CccveTreceived_ word by cable that his son, Edwin Chetwin, has been admitted to the Brockenhurst Hospital with severe gunshot wound in the right leg. Gunner Chetwin was educated at the Macandrew Road School, and afterwards at the Otago B°ys* High School. He was a member of ?. Southern Football Club, and prjor to enlisting with the 17th Reinforcements was m the employ of Messrs Bing, Harris, and Co., Dunedin. PRIVATE CRAWFORD. Private Hugh M. Kay Crawford, who died from wounds in the head on May 6 was the only brother of_ Mr A. J. Crawford '."J?- 1 , street, Dunedin), Miss Crawford ,(High School, Waimate), and Mrs Angus (Rangiora). He enlisted with tho 13th Reinforcements a year ago last Easter. He born in Dunedin, but spent part of his early life in North Wales, England. He was educated at the District High School, Oamaru, and at Canterbury College. He was for many years on the clerical staff of Messrs J. and T. Meek, grain. merchants, Oamaru, and afterwards for a number of years on the staff of the Lands Department, Nelson. He took a warm interest in cricket and football, being an old member of the Oamaru clubs. He was also a good shot with the rifle. He was hold in high esteem by the officers and men of his company (Wellington_ Infantry). Ho was buried in a Irttle British cemetery, with military honours.