THE ROLL OF HONOUR

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17217, 21 January 1918, Page 5

THE ROLL OF HONOUR

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES.

(Pub Uhited Pbess Association.) WELLINGTON, January 19. The following list wae issued to-day, y/hen tho rank is not specified the eoldier is a private, trooper, sapper, gunner, or rifleman,, as tho caee may bo: — Died from Wounds. ARTTLLKRY. . (January 0.) LEWIN, ERNEST HERBERT (lire James Lewin, Lyttelton, mother). SINCLAIR, FREDERICK GEORGE (Miss Sinclair, 1 Russell street, Dunedin). ENGINEERS. (January 13.) TREMBERTH, GEORGE FREDERICK (Mm B. Kutchcr, Wallaroo, South Austral la, seitcr). CANTERBURY INFANTRY. (Jantiaay 9.) GLOVER, CLIVE JOHN, Corporal (Mr G. H. Glover, Ashburton, father). Died from Siqkneas. WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (January 9.) M'GAVIN, ALEXANDER IPGREGOR, Lanoe-eergeant (Mre H. o"Kan», 24 Duke etreot, Dunedin, eieter). (January 14.) HIEBIS, FREDERICK CHARLES (Mr A. Hirris, Wanganui, father). KIFLE BRIGADE. (January 14.) THOMAS, SAMUEL- (Mr Isaac S. Thomas, H&ra, Rakanui, fatlwr). Died. CANTERBURY INFANTBY. (January 8.) DYtER, HEKBEIRT FRANCIS, Second Liouteaant (Mr Edwaxd Dyer, Chrietohuroh, father). (No Particulars.) SPECIALIST COMPANY. (J&rraary 3.) DUNCAN, WM. ARNOLD (Mr William Duncan. Owaka, father). Wounded Accidentally; Admitted to Hospital. \ RIFLE BRIGADE. (January 4.) * BRIGHT, WALTER JOHN (Mrpfj. Bright, Asbburton, mother).

Wounded; Admitted to Hospital ARTILLERY. (January 4.)

RLOMFIELD, BMC ADAM (William Blom* field, Takapuna, Auckland). SUGRUE, PKEEB (Mrs Sugrue, Timaru, mother).

ENGINEERS. (J anuaiy 3.)

ROBERTSON, ROBERT MAXWELL (Mrs H. Robertson, Scotland, mother). WELLINGTON liNiiNTRY. (January 4.) CRANSTON, HARDY (Mre Bella 'Cranston, Scotland, mother). CANTERBURY INFANTRY. (January 3.)

STEPHENS, NORMAN HENRY (Mr' C. P. ■ Stephens, Christohurch, father). RIFLE BRIGADE. (December 30.)

CLAUKE, ROBERT WM. (Mrs T. Clarke, Wangarmi, mother). (Jttnaary 3.) OLIVER, ARTHUR MAXWELL (Mrs Josephine Oliver, Tauranga, mother). (January 4.) GOOD, GEORGE HENRY (Mtb G. Thompson, Tinwald, mother). LITTLE, THOMAS STEVENSON! (Mr T. S. Little, Windsor, Oumaru, father). SHARP, ALBERT EDWARD (Mr Thomas C. Sharp, London, father). (January 5.) ORAWSHAW, WM. EDWARD (Miss K. F. Crawshaw, Maxwelltown, Wanganui, M'DONALD, ALEXANDRIA, Sergeant, Military Mledal (Mr N. M'Donald, Inveroargill, father). MATHESON, ANGUS NEIL (Mrs E. Matheean, 'Waikaka, Southland, mother). (January 7.) BRAD9HAW, WM. (Meesxs Welch and M'Carthy, Hawera). COLLIGAN, EDWARD (Mrs J. Colligan, Westport, mother;. HAYWARD, JOHN (Mr A. E. Haywarti, Marlborough. brother). RYANs WILLIAM (W. Cole, Te Kuiti). TULLOCH, JAMES LAWRENCE (Mrs A. Tulloch, Limrood, mother). The following hospital and progress report has been issued: —

Dangerously 111. Bathurst, F. H.; Fitzgerald, N.; Handysides, G.; Verooe, N. E. Removed from Dangerously 111 List. Brons, F. "W.; Fabian, J. F. Seriously HI. Kershaw, J. J. ; King, J. H.; Hutchinga, F.; Lawrence, R.; Storey, W. Removal from Seriously HI List. Meepham, A. J.; Reilly, T. J. Severe Cseeo. Shea* V. Not Severe Cases. Beach, C. C, Corporal; Dearth, T.; Hodge, R. L., Sergeant; Monis, G. L.; Walker, R. News was received in. Dtmedin on Thursday by- the relatives of I/ance-eergeant Alexander MK-iregor M'Gnvin, to the effect that he died in hospital in France on January 9 from cerebrospinal meningitis. Lancesergeant M'G&vin left New Zealand with the Twenty-eighth Reinforcements, and was severely wounded and gassed on November 17. News of his death oame as a surprise, ae letters were received' by several of hie friends in the. city on Wednesday in which he stated that he hoped to be rejoining his unit in the course of a week or two.

Gunner F. G. Sinclair, of whose death from wounds news hae just been received, 'was a member of B Baitexy and one of the first two employees of the Otago Daily Times Company to volunteer tor service on the outbreak of war. He wont into camp at IV huija, Park anS left New Zealand with the Main Body, serving in Egypt. Gallipali, and France. Aa trumpeter he was attached to the Artillery Headquarters Staff in France, but later became gunner, and was doing his duty in that role when the supreme eacxilice was made on January 9. During a service extending over three and a-baJf years lira letter bad not voiced a single complaint.