THE ROLL OF HONOUR

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17220, 24 January 1918, Page 5

THE ROLL OF HONOUR

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES.

(Pee United Prkss Association.) WELLINGTON, January 23. The following list wae issued to-day. When tho rank is not specified the 6oldier is a private, trooper, sapper, gunner, or rifleman, ae the caso may bo: — Killed in Action. OTAGO INFANTRY. (January 10.) DOYIiK, CIIAULKS STANLEY (Mr Charles Doyle, Longbush, lnvorcargill, father). RIFJ/E BRIGADE. (January 4.) IJARSON, GBO.RGE EDWAR'D (Mrs Bararm, Tottenham, London, wife). M'GOVERN, JOSEPH PATRICK (lira M. M.'Govcm, Matierc, mother). (January 7.) GUTHEItIDGE, JOHN' FREDERICK (J. T Gnthendge, l/oughboroufrh, England). JENKINS, CHARGES GOME-R, Ijancecorporal (Mrs J. J. Smith, PaluaiiM, sister). (January 8.) AI/E'XANDER, GEORGE (Miss E. Alexander, Harbour Terrace, Dunedin, sister). ATWO01), ERNEST (Mrs Annie Atwood, Blenheim, mother). TAYLeOR, MWBN (Mire Annie Taylor, Leeston, Canterbury, mother). Died from Wounds. ARTILLERY. (January 11.) A'COURT, LEONARD (Mm J. S. A'Court, St. Albans, mother). AUCKLAND INFANTRY. (January 11.) DJELLAR, LESLIE CHARLES (Mrs Ada K. DcAlar, Auckland). (January 14.) JIARSHAUy, WILLIAM (Mrs Williams, Gis borne). CANTERBURY INFANTRY. (January 12.) PITCHER, ARTHUR JOHN (Mr A. J. Pitcher, Manganoho, father). RIFLE BRIGADE. (January 7.) CARTER, GEORGE ALBERT (Mrs G. A. Carter, Eketahuna, wife). PUTT, CECIL FREDERICK (Mis Hilda, Putt, New Plymouth, wife). MAORI CONTINGENT. (January 13.) WHAKARUA, HJSRBWINI, Leading-ser-geant (Mrs Whakarua, Waitotara). Died from Sickness. ARTILLEiRY. (Januury 17.) SKINNER, KENNETH JOHN (Mr J. Slrinner, Maitland street, Dunedin, father). Previously Reported Missing; now Reported to have been Seen December 18. (Inquiries being made.) WELLINGTON INFANTRY. DEAKIN, FRANK WALTER (Mrs J. W. Dcakin, Kauokonui, Mtuiaia). Wounded. CANTERBURY INFANTRY. (January 8.) SHADWELL, CHARLES NESBIT (E. Shadv.-ell, Georgetown, Oamara). (January 9.) BRANT, GEOR&E WALTER (Mrs W. Cole, Palraerston North, sister). liODGKINSON, EDMUND (Mr Charlea Hodgkinson, AlberUi, Canada, brother). GLENNIE, ALEXANDER JAMES, Sergeant (Mr A Glennie, Blenheim, father). HILL, JOHN OLIVIA (Mrs H. Carfyle, AVoolston, eister). RObnvSON, JOSEPH (Mr F. Robinson, Timaru, brother). OTAGO INFANTRY. (January 5.) ADAM, JOHN, Leading-sergeant (Mr William Adam, Perthshire, Scotland, father). (January 7.) MARTIN, ANGUS (Mm P. Martin, Oamaru, ARTHUR A. (Mrs E. 0. Seymour, Auckland, wife). (January 8.) BfURGHAMI, EWAtiTI RANDOLPH (Mis Dorothy Eurgham, Christclrarch, wife). GLYNN, OS'BORNE (Mts Anna- M. Glynn, Oajnaru, motbar). HASTINGS, WILLIAM CHARLES (Mrs A. Hill, Onehunga, mother). RHLPH, REIGtINiALD ROBHEOT (Mrs L. Ralph, England, mother). STARK, DAVID (Mr.W. J. Stark, Waikoikoi, Otago, father). WATSONI, AUGUSTUS JAMES (Mrs A. ' Watson, Beaumont, Otago, mother) WATT, PETER (Mrs G. J. Watt, Island Bay, wife). WELSH, WALKER (Mts W. Welsh, Invercargill, wife). (January 9.) RANKIN, ROBERT HUGH, Corporal (Mr H. Rankin, Waikaka, Otago, father). (January 10.) OGDEN, RICHARD (Mis M. Ogden, Hastings, mother). RIFLE BRIGADE. (January 4.) ADAMSON, ADAM, Leading-sergeant (Captain E. Nichol, Bluff). KELLY, THOMAS FAWOETT (Mre R. Kelly, Matiere, mother). RUSSELL, JACK (Mrs J. Russell, Pirongia, W-aikstto, mo-tber). January 5. POPHAM, ROBERT (Mrs iH. Popbam, Brunswick street, Dunedin, mother). January 6. MOSCROFT, HARRY, Lance-sergeant (Mr John Moscroft, Auckland, brother). TESCHNER, OSCAR REGINALD (Mrs L. Teschner, Hanover street, r>Ußecfin, mother). January 7. DAILY, FRANCIS JAMBS, Lance-corporal (Mrs M. J. Dairy, Christchuich, :noth«r). GAKDINIER, JOHN, Lanoe-corporal (Mr Robert G. Gardiner, Marlbcrough, father) HORN, ANTHONY (Mrs Margaret Hern, Millcrton, Wostport, mother). HURST, FBEDK. (Mrs Ann Hurst, Waihua, mother). KING, JOHN HENRY, Lance-corporal (Mrs E. King, Dargaville, mother). MATTHEW Si HENRY SELWYN (Miss Eva Matthews, North Auckland, sister). MJLGROVE, ALFRED, Lanoe-corporal (Mrs E. Mnlgrove, AVhangatei, mother). STAPLETON, JOHN LESLIE (Miss E. Stapleton, Hamilton East, sister). STEVENSON, ROBERT BRODIE (Mrs F. M'Master, Arrowtown, aunt). THOMSON, JAMES (Mrs E. M. Johnstone, Rakaia, eister). THOMPSON, JOHN (Mias E. Jones, Wellington). QUAYLB, GEO. HAIROLD (Mrs M. A. Quayle, Weatport, mother). WILSON, GEORGE (Mrs C. Wilson, Greytown, wife). ' January 8. HILL, OLIVER (Mb? J. Hill, Onehunga, father). LEVENS. PERCY C, Lance-corporal (Mr G<?o. Lovens, Temuka, father). LIVERSED&E, FRANIK (Mrs S. A. Livexeedge, England, mother). NOTTINGHAM, GEORGE (Mr E. Nottingham, Grey Lynn, brotherV TOUEiELL, 'FRANK THO'MAS (Mrs M. Tourell, Btidge street, Caversham, mother). MEDICAL COSPS. . January 5. GEDDES, JOHN (Mr James Geddes, Korekino. father). HOWES, ARTHUR JOHN (Mr Henry J. Howes, Woolston, father). MAORI OONTINSEBOT. January 6. SMITH, GEORGE (Mr Hone- Snath, Nuhaka, Ha-wke'e Bay, father). Wounded Accidentally. WELLINGTON INFANTRY. January 10. WELLS. ABTHUR ROBERT (Mrs A. Welle, Auckland, mother). 1 RIFLE BRIGADE. January 5. JONES, FREDK. ARTHUR, Second lioutonant (Mr W. Jones, Christchurch, favher). Wounded; Admitted to Hospital. ARTILLERY. January 7. MTAG'UB. GEORGE HUGH (Mr F. MTaguo, Otipusa, Timoru, brother). (January 10.) STAPLES, JOHN WILLIAM (Mrs K. Staples, Wellington, mother). ENGINEERS. (December 29.) PAGE, ARTHUR (Mrs M. M'Colloudh, Masterton, aunt). AUCKLAND INFANTRY. (December 30.) DEAN. HENRY (Mrs C. Dean, Rotoroa, wife). (Jiinnary 14.) POLLARD, FREDERICK (Afirs E. PoJlard, Blenheim). RIFLE BRIGADE. (January 5.) FORD, RICHARD EDWIN (Mrs M. Ford, Thames, niothrvr). HAHL'rai. ROBERT FoBBES (Mrs Jane Harper, Invcrcarprill, mother). JELLIE, REGIXAJi.iI J., Corporal (Mr John Jellio, Kaiti, Gisborne, father), (January 7.) DIXON". ALBERT MORLIvY (Mr S. Dixan, Snroydon, Christchurch, father). (January 8.) DUKES. FKAN'CIS (Mis A. Dukes, New Brighton). XUKi'HY, DENTS (Mrs E. M. Murphy, Onehunga., wifo). WILLIS, SSGBKHT JOSEPH (Mra S. A iSroyaicuth, mother).

(January 10.) ADAMS, THOMAS JAMES (Mrs Agne* Axioms, Karangahake, mother). BURT, ARTHUR GEORGE (Mβ R Burt, North Canterbury, mother). HAWTHORNE, DOUGLAS (Mra L. Hawthorne, Hafltings, motlier). HEYWORTH, JOHN ALFRED (Mr A Hoyworth, England, father). RENTON, OEORGE JOHN (Mies J. Ren- • ton, Invercargill). Wounded; Embarked for England. AUCKLAND INFANTRY. (January 10.) BOGGS, JACK (Mrs E. Mahon, Auckland). Wounded Slightly; Remaining with Unit. CANTERBURY INFANTRY. (December 23.) ; ROWE, MARK WILMOT, Corporal (Mrs K. Rowc, Tauranga, mother). (January 10.) RITCHIE, THOMAS (Mrs M. Ritchie, Wellington, wile). OTAGO INFANTRY. (January 8.) DEWAR, JAMES BLACKIE (Mr William Dewar, Totarutohi, Oamaru, father). (January 10.) M'MILLAN, WALTER ANDERSON (Mr A. M'Millan", Kaitangata, fatlier). MEDICAL CORPS. (January 5.) ROWBAND, FREDERICK ARTHUR IT ! (Mrs M.' E. Rowband, Brooklyn). •■: ,; Previously Reported Wounded; now ' Reported Slightly Wounded and Remaining with Unit. WELLINGTON INFANTRY. : (December 4.) DOWNIE, HARRY (Mrs K. Downie, Pat mereton North, mother). Tho following hospital and progress import has been issued:— Dangerously m. Allej', U. L.; Chapman, B.; Harrington, i W. A.; Matns, C. H.; Richards, W.; Wil- i kinron, H. J.; Green, H.; Henderson, W. / ; J.; Joy, S.; Millen, D. (Military Medal). The ' following are improving:—Clark, E. W.; ; Pe-arcp, W. M. ■ . : Removed from Dangerously 111 List. Barker, H.; Caiiaghan, S. Seriously II!. Buick, R.; Kerr, C. N.; Kitching, R. J. E. Removed from Seriously 111 Llet : Weir, K • • Severe Cases. Allen, S. A.; Anderson, A, Sergeant; Aperahama, Ashbolt, A. V.; Beddis G ■ Beediroft, W. C; Begg, C. C; Bennett, W • , Blowfield, E. A.; Booth, J. H.; Burt, A. G.: Lomas, H. G.; M'lntyre, W. D.: M'Lean, ' F. G.; M'NeOl, S. J.; Spurdlo, G. A.; Stack. J. P.; Telford, J.; Tosh, T.; Weston. C • ■ Wilkes, W. _ "" Net Severe Cases. Gordon, C. H., Major; Hume, F. G., Major; Baker, V. H., Captain; Izard, A. W., Captain; Walls, D. J., Captain; R.-, Lieutenant; Abbott, A. O.; Adams, T J ; Anderson, W.; Balkm, H. N. S.; Baxter, J.; Bayly, B. R.; Sellowe, R, A'.; Bennett, . R. A.; Butler, G. A.; Oatto, Wi G.: Cleary, M. S.; Clements, E.; Donnelly, W. J.; Drew, A.; Durham, J. L.; Elley, J. W.; -• Galbraith, L.; Galla-gher, J. L.; Gilchrist, D.; Good, G. H.; Goodall, Lu D.; Greenhill, W.; Guy, W. D.; Jackson, E. A.; Jenkins, A.; Johnston, S.; Kelly, A S.; Lambert W.; Leary, C, Sergeant. Gunner K. J. Skinner ("Ken"), K.N'.Z.A.* who died at Staples, France, on the 17tb inst, of pneumonia, was the fourth son of Mr James Skinner, of Maitland street. Deceased, who was only 22 years of age, 'belonged to a fighting family. He was educated at the Christian Bros. School, and' for ■a -while- followed farming , pursuits, but later \ joined the Permanent Artillery, and was ' stationed at Invercargill. Young Skinner, wno was a popular footballer, like his brother "Jim" (the well-known Otago representative forward, who is a gunner on special service), • played Rugby for the 'Athletic, Invercargill, and also for jjhe Dunedin Clnb. Hβ left wife the 23rd Reinforcements. An elder brother,. ~ Arthur, wao went away with the Australians, was killed in action some time ago - . Another brother, "Bob," [recently returned ' after lengthy service. An uncle, the Rev. I Father Skinner, k a chaplain at the front. >, Much sympathy will be felt for Mr and. Mra Skinner in their recent lose. He was a bright, promising lad, and a born soldier. Trooper Francis Joseph Kjrmey, whoed death occurred somewhere in France, was the youngest son of Mr Patrick Kinney, of St. Clair, and late of Hyde. Trooper Kinney was born and educated at Hyde, and always' worked on hie father's farm. Upon hia ' father's retirement from farming he and his brother worked the farm under the name of Kinney Bros. He volunteered for the front early, but was unsuccessful, and left in the 27th Reinforcements. Trooper Kinney was of a crttiet, unassuming manner, and! was well liked and respected by all who came in contact with him. Private J- D. Haugh, reported! killed ini action, was the eldest eon of Mr and the late Mrs D. Hangh, of Wyndham. 'Private Haugh wae born at Dunrobin, and was 34 years of ago. For some time he wae shepherd on Mfoa Flat Station, where he wae highly esteemed by all who knew farm. Abonfe eight years ago he left for the North Island, where he enlisted with the 26th Reinforcements. He was married to Miss M'Gfll; of \ Napier. • .