THE ROLL OF HONOUR

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17083, 15 August 1917, Page 3

THE ROLL OF HONOUR

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES (Per United Press Association.) f n • August 14. J.llO following list was issued to-day. When the rank is not epecificd tlio soldier i 3 a» private, trooper, sapper, gunner, or rifleman, as tiio caso may bo. The names of the next-of-kin ;iro given in parentheses:— : Killed in Action. MAORI CONTINGENT. (August 4.) KAIPARA, AUNTINI PITARA, Second Lieutenant (Mrs Cilia ICaipara, Ohinemutu wifa.) 9 Died from Wounds. ARTILLERY. (August 3.) STEVENS, M'KENZIE (Mr C. Stevens, iljiuiigjiijipoxo), AUCKLAND INFANTEY. (No Date Given.) HARE, FRANK, Second Lieutenant (Mrs E. E. Hare, Cornwall). (August 1.) MOONNELL, EDWARD JAMES, Lancecorporal (Mr J. M'Connell, Tuiua, father). WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (July 27.) HILL, PERCY (lli-s J. Hill, Sydney, wife). (July 81.) CI/EARY, SYDNIii (Mi J. CleaTy, Gisborno, father). MAJOR, ARTHfR MADDOX (Mrs A. M. Major, JJannev.rkc). "WHITE, THOMAS ERNEST, Lance-cor-poral (Mrs A. White, Wangamii, mother). (August 1.) HARVEY, CLAUDE (Mrs J. Haivey, Devonport). RAE, ALFRED WILLIAM (Mrs G. Rae, Maku, father). (August 2.) DAYIES, JAMES (Mrs E. R. Davies, Wellington). M'LAREN, JAMES : HOLLIDAY (Mrs G. M'Laren, Wellington). (August 5.) TURNER, DAVID, Sergeant (Mr John Turner, Port Chalmers, brother). CANTERBURY INFANTRY. (August 8.) PHILLIPS, HARRY (Mr A. Beban, Greyinouth). OTAGO INFANTRY. (August 2.) IPRAE, FINLAY (Mis M. M'Rae, Sootland, mother). (August 3.) M'KELLAR, DONALD GAYIN (Mr R. M'Kellai, Alexandra, father). STEPHENS. WALTER JOHN (Mr A. Stephens, Gloucester, father). RIFI.E BRIGADE. (August 1.) GILMOUR, FERGUS DOUGLAS, Corporal Mr Thomas Gilmour, Queens.own. father). (August 4.) BRADLEY, JAMES L. (Mia M. Bradley England, mother). " LORY, THOMAS (Mx R. Long, Ouuie father). DIVISIONAL TRAIN. (July 29) HELM. HERBERT WALTER, Lance-cor-poral (Mrs W S. HeiuV, Holmlea, Blackpool, lather). MEDICAL COR.PS. (August 4.) LAWSON, JOSEPH JOHNSTONE, Corporal (Mr W. J .B. Lawson, Auckland). MAORI CONTINGENT. (August 4.) H'NICOL, DUNCAN BANNATYNE, Second Lieutenant (Mrs E. F. M'Nicol, Oherawai, mother). Prisoner of War at Karlsruhe. AVEY, GEORGE AUGUSTUS, Captain, previously reported missing and bol.evcd to be a priooner of war (Mr G. A. Avev. Edendiale, father). Wounded. MACHINE GUN COMPANY (August 6.) CHAMBERLAIN, AUGUSTUS OFATALAN, Secortd Lieutenant (Mr A. Chamberlain, Okoroire, father). ARTILLERY. (August 2.) CHAPMAN, GEORGE PARSONS, Second Lieutenant (Mrs G. P. Chapman, Hill street, Dunedin, wife). OTAGO INFANTRY. (August 4.) AIREY, FREDERICK ARTHUR, Lieutenant (Mrs M. A. Airey, Morning side, mother). MEDICAL CORPS. (July 25.) ELLIOTT, VICTOR EMANUEL (Mr T. Elliott, Avondale, bro-.'her). '■ MAORI CONTINGENT. (August 4.) EHAU, KAMUERA ANAHA KEPA, Second Lieutenant (Mrs Wicketora Elluu, Ohinemutu, wife). Previously Reported Wounded; now I*e= ported Wounded Accidentally. RIFLE BRIGADE. (No Date Given.) ANDREW, JOHN JOSEPH (Mrs Andrew Howick, mother). ' Wounded; Admitted to Hospital. MACHINE GUN CORPS. (July 30.) - POWLEY, FELIX PHILLIP (Mb: W. M. Powley, Lower Matakana, father). ARTILLERY. (July 30.) STEWART, WILLIAM JAMES HENRY (Mr J. Stewart, Timaru, father). AUCKLAND INFANTRY. (July 15.) BURTON, ARNOLD BRYAN (Mr J. Burton, Beeuham place, Auckland, father) (July 27.) WIDT, CHRISTIAN FREDERICK (Mr R. C. Widt,. South Norsewood, father). WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (July 31.) HARRIS, CHALES (Mrs C. Harris, Sotrfch Malvarn, Canterbury, mother). KELLY, WILLIAM ROGERS (Mts M. M'Grath, Oakura, sister). OTAGO INFANTRY. (July 21.) JOSS, JAMES (Mis 3 W. J OSS. 115 Leet strest, luvcrcargill, sister). (August 1.) ARNOT, DAVID (Mrs F. J. Arnot, Porfcobello, wife). CLARK, ABRAHAM (Mr W. Clark, Tuakau, father). KAY, JOHN, Corporal (Mrs H. Kay, George street, Dunedin, mother). STEWART, DUNCAN, Corporal (Mr A. Stewart, Middlemaroh, father). , PIONEERS. (July 30.) PORTER, G. (Mrs G. Foote, Maitland street, Dunedin, sister). Previously Reported Wounded; now Re* ported Slightly Wounded and Remain* ing with Unit. MACHINE GUN CORPS. (June 25.) BRYANT, NORMAN JAMES (Mr W. H. Bryant, Foxton, father). CRUICKSHANK, OLIVER DESMOND (Mr C. M. Cruickshank, Palmerston North, father). Slightly Wounded; Remaining with Unit. AUCKLAND INFANTRY. (July 14.) iHANLEY, WILLIAM (Mrs B. Shanley, Onahunga, motlur) NANNESTEAD, OLAF FOUDE LIPPE (Mrs A. E. Nannestead, Heme Bay, mother). MOON, VICTOR (Mr W. J. Moon, Grey Lynn, father). The following hospital report was issued yesterday: — Severe Case. PLATO, C. M. Not Severe Cases. Adams, H. W.; Bailey, M. J., Corporal; Beaton, J.; Brown, G.; Cooke, H. N., Sergeant; Duncan, A.; Halligan, W J.; Hamilton, R.; Liversedge, W. J., Sergeant; M Kenzie, W. G.; Metcalfe, J. F.; Nield, 11. G.; Nunn, H. F., Serjeant; Quinlan, D.; Reaby, J ; SouUicxirr.be, W. A.; Thomas, B. E.; Thomas G. PRIVATE JOHNSTON. Private Jame3 Patrick Johnston (killed in action on. July 21) was born at Glenomaru 23 years ago. He was educated at Inchclutha, and later took up mining at Kaitangata. Foo'ball and fishing claimed his sparo time. His next-of-kin is Mrs M. E. Giles, Bluff. The question of to-day, of to-morrow, and of every succeeding day, is HAVE YOU USED PEARS' SOAP? 11 you have not, you have not done your duty by your skin and complexion. if on the other hand —that is, on both hands' and on the faco, and on the skm eeneralu -you HAVE used PEARS, you can feo' happy for you will have done the best that possibly can be done for the ekin's health and beauty. PEARS' SOAP has boon making beautiful complexions for nearly 120 years PEARS'. Matchless for the Complexion.