THE ROLL OF HONOUR

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17104, 8 September 1917, Page 7

THE ROLL OF HONOUR

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES

WELLINGTON, September 7,

Tjhe following list was issued today. When the rank is not specified the soldier is a private, trooper, sapper, gunner, or rifle-tna-n, as the case may be. The names of the next-of-kin are given in parentheses:—

Prisoner of War at Lemberg, Germany. . WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (No date given.)

RAWLINSON, GEORGE PEEL (Mrs E. Martin, Matakohe).

Slightly Wounded; Remaining with Unit. WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (August 20.) VERRY, NELSON GEORGE (Mt G. W. Verry, Waitotara). WATSON, ALEXANDER FREDERICK (Mrs ML A. Wateon, France street, Atickland).

The following hospital and progress report was ieeued yesterday:— Dangerously 111. FAHY, C. Removed from Seriously HI List. COOK, A. W. Not Severe Cases. Fazackerky, E. A.; Gallagher, C. J.; Monga, P.; Shea* C. LIEUTENANT JENNINGS. Mr W. T. Jennings, M.P., has received in-' formation by cable that his son, Lieutenant A. G. Jennings, of the Northumberland Fusiliers, was seriously wounded) on August 28, and i 9 now in the Rouen hospital. Lieutenant Jennings ie the third eon of the member for Taumarunui. He went away with the Main Expeditionary Force, and after serving in Gallipoli and France, obtained a commission. He won the Military Cross about two months ago. Mr Jennings has lost two sons i&_ths war.

The next-of-kin of Lance-corporal William E. H. Duke, whose name was published in the liet.oL' wounded yesterday, is Mrs E. E. Dtike, street, Dunedin, not Drake, as stated by us.