THE ROLL OF HONOUR

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17375, 24 July 1918, Page 4

THE ROLL OF HONOUR

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES.

(Pen United Pckss Association.) WELLINGTON, July 23. The following list was issued to-dtiy. When the rsr-k :s not stated, tho soldier ie s private, trooper, sapper, gunner, or rifleman, as the case may be: — Killed In Action. RIFLE BRIGADE. (July 6.) WALSH. LAURENCE MICHAEL (34« JS. Walsh, Baliour, mother). Died from Wounds. RIFLE BRIGADE. (July 7,) KUTTON, DAVID LAURIE (Mre C, Hutton, Gisborno, wife). (July 18.) i>ROWN, JAMES STEWAJXT (Mrs D. Corstou, Milion, eistor). Dlad from E!okne«». ARTILLERY. (July 17.) COOPjJt, JOSEPH Qiis Cooper, Newmarket, mother). WELLINGTON INFAHTRY. (July 17.) BROWN, WILLLV.M RALSON (Mr D. R Brown, Taiuaaruuui, brother). M ie&lng; Believed to be Killed. WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (July 9.> SALATOND, WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Lieuteaant (Sir Juhn fcalmond, Solicitor-general, Wellington). Previously Reported Missing and Believed to be Prisoners ot War; Now Oiiiciany Reported Prisoners of War in Germany. RIFLE BRIGADE. HALLEY, VIVIAN RUS&fcLL (Mre B Uailey, lelaaid iiay). iI'AAULI'Y, JOsJii-'JI Ai.tlH*Uß, (Misa E. M Anulty, Eketanuna, eieter). Previously Reported Missing; now Oinciaiiy Reported Prisoner of War in Germany. WELLINGTON INFANTRY. JiENiM, ALBERT HEN Hi GORDON (Mr C. Kenny, ilanutaki, brother). Previously Reported Prisoner of War; now Reported Prisoner of War and Wounded. ENIRENCHING BATTALION. FEATHERSTON, CECIL (Mrs E. Feather. 6ton, Newton). Wounded. WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (July 9.) GRACE, LAURENCE WILLIAM TEHTJHU, Second Lieutenant (Mr X. M. Grace, Wellington). Admitted to Hospital. AUCKLAND liNi-'AjN-IJiY. (July 7.) COCHRANE, HEOTuR ROY (Mr E. Cod> rane, Dovonport, lather). DAW&UiN, DAVID (Mrs W. L. Dawaon, Uparua, mother). WILLIAM, Lanoe-oorporal (Mia P. Robertson, Uevoaport). SIMPSON, RIGHAKu aLjckjcD (Mr C. Ei Simpson, liuaolunu, taiher). (July 8.) HOTCHJLLSS, BRiui'-oJiD (Mr C. Pooley, 48 iNcieon Etreet, Auckland). WILLIaM (Mrs W. Milner, Moun/ Eden, wife). (July 9.) HOLST, JAMES, Corporal (Mx Hoist, Mat* mata, brother). (July 11.) BEALE, HENRY bAMUEL, Lance-corporal (Mrs H. Beale, Aewton). RIFLE .BRIGADE. (July 11.) ALLEN, ALLEN ELUiAii (Mx J. Allen, Ir». land, father). THOMPSON, LOODEN TOVEY (Mr S. Thompson, Papatoetoe, father). Wounded; Aamuied to tiosplUL CANTERBURY INFANTRY. (July 10.) WHITE, JAMES BAL.L, Second Lieutenant (Mrs I. White, Waimate, mother), (July 12.) STEVENS, EDWAIixJ, Lance-sergeant (Mie E. L. Stevens, Adelaide road, Wellington). RIFLE BRIGADE. (July 6.) APPLEYARD, DAVID, Sergeant (Mdse IS. Appieyardj St. Albans, sister). MIRbliN, GEORGE (JVlre S. M-i-rfin, Greymouth, mother). HUTiuN, G±X)RGE LEALY, Corporal (Mr it. Hutton, Otipua, father). POlu. IiiUHAKiJiUiN CHABLES (Mrs ii. Port, Coliingwood, wife). (July 7.) CAMPBELL, CHARLES (Mr J. Campbetf, Moiiiona, brother). (July 9.) ELLERY, JOSEPH (Mrs V. L. Ellery, Bulls, wife). (July 10.) BELL, JOHN (Mrs S. Buck, Alicetown, Lower Hutt, sister). SIEVERS, ARTHUR WILLIAM (Mie E. Sievers, Makara, mother). PAWSON, LAURENCE EKNEST (Mrs Eu J. Pawson, Dannevirke, mother). M'INTIRE, DUGALD ROY (Mx D. Mlntyre, Petone, father). AUCKLAND INFANTRY. (July 7.) WALSHE, EDWARD FRASER, Ootrporal (Mr M. Watehe, Umutaroa,, Dannevirke, father) (July 9.) GILLESPIE, GEORGE (Mr G. GilleEpia, Purekireki, father), WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (July 9.) HASSETT, JOSEPH JOHN BLENNER(Mis A- Hassett, Hastings, mother). MA.CHINE GUN CORPS. (June 10.) MADDOCK, GEORGE CHARLES (Mr C. MacLdook, Lyall Bay). The following hospital report was iesned yesterday: — Oang'ereuily lIL Brown, J. D. (Milton); Woodley, W. (Thombury); M'lntyre, D. R. (Oaimru); Sounness, G. F. (Owaka). Seriously 111. Forscutt, H. F. (Dunedin), progressing favourably; R., Distinguished Conduct Medal Robinson, P. (Berwick). Out of Danger. Boltoii, L. Ml (Hampden); Robertson, T. A. Woodley, W. (Thornbury). Not Severe Cases. Bate, W. (Dunedin); Fioldwick, C. (Dunedin), Grave, H. A. (Oaniaru); James, H. F. (Du.'iedm); M'Phail, A. G. (Invercargill); Mee, T. (SVaikouaiti); Tyler, J. (South uiinedin); Brown, J. L. Sergeant (N.E. Valley); Burnett, M. (Otautau) ; Carcahan, D. (St. Kilda); Coster, H. (Dunedin); Crawford, J. i ±i. (Waitahuna); Dougherty, AV. F. (Kensingi ton); G inn, A. L., Corporal (luvercargill); Hogarth, F. A. (Dipton); Kliemeck, W. P. (N.E. Va-iley); M'G'illvray, D. (Milton); M'Grcgoi-, 11. A. (luvercargill); M'lierchar, I J. H. (Woodlands): M'Murray, J. R, (Gore); Pollock, T. Ei. (R.veisdale); Provost, S. H., Sergeant (Mormugtou); Richards, J. V. (Kiverton); Rodmque, J. H. (Bluff); Steven, A. L. (N.E. Vallev); Tewhao, H. (Momington); Watts, R. J. (ELakanui); Woods, G. (Puketoiaki); Wright, D. A. (Waikaka, Valley).

Corporal A. H. Stobo, who ia reported to have died from sickness in Brockenhuist Hospital, England, wus the second son of Mrs J. K. Siobo and the late Kcv. A. H. Stobo, of First Church. Invercargill. Previous to eniisting in one of the early reinforcements he was on the staff of the National Bank, InYcrcargill. While iu 'i rentham he was stricken with illness, and he was eventually discharged as unfit for service. He then took employment with Messrs H. MacKeuzie and Sons at Walter Peak station, and the mountain air soon restored his health. Subsequently he re-enlisted and left with the Twenty-fifth Berniorcerucnts. He gained his stripes when in camp. After a good deal of fighting ir» Fraaice he was admitted to hospital suffering from pneumonia, and pleurisy, and after over a, mouth's, illness he succumbed on Tuesday, July 10. Corporal Stobo wus an enthusiastic rower, and. was a member of the Invercargill Rowing Club.—Southland Times. Ia a letter to Mrs M'DonaVd, late of Kilmog, Evansdalo, and now residing in M'Millau street, Roslyn, Mcsor Mitchell says: '"I deeply regret the io-se of your son Jim. He wae one of my best fellows whose courage and devotion to duty were always of a very high order. His choeriul disposition under all circumBtnnces msd-2 him a general favourite with Uμ men. Hi? loss is very nmch felt by ail ranks of tho unit. Lieutenant Herbert, of the samo squadron, »Ifo expressed deep sympathy, and saicl your had been working up the- line all morning; and tob lea-ving the trenohea when a shell burst, killing him instantaneously. Ho had beer, in my troop since coming to France, and was one of the lx«t men in the squadron, baing a, steady, hard-working, clcan-livmLi mm. Ho was buried by Padre liaines irext day in a. oemotery closo by."