THE ROLL OF HONOUR
MEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES. KILLED IN ACTION. RIFLE BRIGADE.—Sootfc, Gcerge, (H. H. Scott, Milton, father); Cameron, M'Eao Cumberland, Sec.-lieut. (M), Pirongia. OTAGO INFANTRY. Keouan, John Drummond, L.-cpl. (Mrs J. Keenan, Carey's Bay, mother). ii'Fadgen, Neil John (Hiss M'Padgen, Dunedin, sister). Richards, Stratford (T. Richards, Mount Roskill, father). DIED FROM WOUNDS. RIFLE BRIGADE.—HaIey, Thomas (Mr M. Maley, Milton, brother); Shiei, Vincent Patrick (Mrs 1,. Shiel, St. Clair, mother); Booth, Cecil Frank, Port Abert; Kilford, Edwin Spenson, Feilding; Twomey, Joseph Oscar, Wellington; Richardson, Goo. Kent, Isle of Man; Wood, Fredk. Reg., Eketahuna; M'Cutcheon, James, Ireland; Thomson, Neil, Eketahuna; G-ollan, Thomas, Waipawa. DIED FROM SICKNESS. AUCKLAND INFANTRY.—Sagar, George, Cpl., Middleton; Lo Grioe, Arthur Harold, Morningside. CANTERBURY INFANTRY.—Parker, Ernest Hy., Auckland; Tait, James, reel Forest. DIED AND BURIED AT SEA. OTAGO INFANTRY. Kicol; John M'Rae (Miss H. S. Niccl, Dunedin, aunt). WOUNDED. ARTILLERY.—Kennedy, Charles (James Kennedy, Pukeuri, brother); Martin, Raymond Robert, Dcvonport. AUCKLAND INFANTRY—Kirkwood, George, Te Awamutu. CANTERBURY INFANTRY.—rrico, Isaiah Stanlev, Cliarlston. RIFLE BRIGADE.—BIack, James (W. Black, Wairuna, father); Hadler, Walter Jarnes (Mrs E. E. Hadler, Kaitangata, wife); Hamilton, Alexander (Mrs H. Hamilton, Milton, mother); M'Noe, Charles W. (J. M'Koe, Merino Downs, father); Cameron, Findlay Robert (Mrs Mary Cameron, Evansdale, mother); Sharp, Robert Henry, Ponsonby; Merilla, Charles (M), Newtown; Clancy, John, Coromandel; Clarke, W. John, Otorohanga; Harvey, Roderick M'Gregor, Cpl., Waipu; Meek, Harry, Auckland; Young, John Robert, Wadestown ; Remnant, Hampson Godfrey, Ohangai; Coleriso, Bertie, St. Albans; Elliott, Walter Leo (M), Papakura; Gibson, Edmund, Hawera; TJden, Frederick Edward, Pio Pio; Williams, Edward, Wellington; King, John Charles, Woolston; Haworth, James Booth, Sergt., Rotorua; Hunter, John Arthur, Scotland; Paliner, Alfred Ernest, Tokomaru Bay; Salisbury, Charles, Upper Htitt; Bower, John M'Donaldj Sergt., Christchurch. DIVISIONAL EMPLOYMENT COMPANY.— Flynn, John Anthony, Ireland. WOUNDED ACCIDENTALLY. WELLINGTON INFANTRY.—Hooper, Edgar Sydney nenry (M), Thames. DIVISIONAL SIGNALLING COMPANY.—Beggs, Charles Hugh, Sergt.-major, Chatham Islands. WOUNDED AND ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. ARTILLERY.—Currie, George M'Beth, Scotland; Dear, Walter Ernest, Sergt., Wellington; Geary,
Sylvester Eugene, Hamilton; Strahan, Thomas Edward, Otorohanga. AUCKLAND INFANTRY.— ChandIer, Charles Eranci3 (Henry Chandler, Tapanui, father}; Clinkhard, Sydney Erie, Eergt., Tauranga; Kilpatrick, Samuel Hamilton, Ohristchurch; Biley, Percy, Victoria. CANTERBURY I NFANTRY.— Cornelius, David James, (M), Eakaia. RIFLE BRIGADE.—Law, Henry S. (Mrs Jano Law, llosgiel, mother); Sullivan, Jos., Ireland; Anderson, Thomas, Sydney; Slevin, Fanz Havering, Opl., Waihi; Bliok, Philip John, Blenheim; Ferguson, Peter, Port Ahuriri; Kennar, John, Bouth Island; Simpson, Waiter Wellington; Tulley, John Laurence, Tirokino; Findlay, Edward Miles, Scotland; Owens, Edward Joseph, Poneonby. WOUNDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL, AND DISCHARGED FROM HOSPITAL. MACHINE GUN CORPS.—Smith, Fredk. Ernest (Mrs A. F. Smith, Dunedin, mother). WOUNDED SLIGHTLY; REMAINING WITH UNIT. OTAGO INFANTRY. Grieve, Edwin, L.-cpl. (J. Grieve, Scotland, father). RIFLE BRIGADE.—O'Brien, James Patrick (Mrs A. 11. Ward, pomahaka, sister) ; Barlow, Edward Ernest, Manada; Chappie, Oharles John, Essex. OFFICIAL CORRECTIONS. Previously Reported Missing ; Now Reported Killed in Action. OTAGO INFANTRY. Flockhart, Wm. Arnot, Scotland. WELLINGTON I NFANTRY.—LiIIy, Clarence Hengy, Inglewood. Previously Reported Missing and Believed to be Wounded; Now Reported Killed In Action. RIFLE BRIGADE.—Sykes, Frederick Spencer (M), Spreydon. Previously Reported Wounded; Now Reported killed In Action. OTAGO INFANTRY. L.iidlaw, Francis Andrew (John Laidlaw, Isla Bank, Southland, father). WELLINGTON INFANTRY. —Francis, Frederick Wm., Foxton; Simpson, Joseph, England.
Previously Reported Missing; How Reported Believed to be Killed in Action. RIFLE BRIGADE.—Bruce, Wm. Burrell, Feilding; Long, Sydney Thomas, Pukekohe. Previously Reported Wounded; Now Reported Missing and Believed to be Killed. WELLINGTON INFANTRY.—Murray, William Dawson Waitara. Previously Reported Wounded and Missing; Now Reported Wounded and Admitted to Hospital. RIFLE BRIGADE.—Furby, Stanley Boy, Timaru. Previously Reported Died from Sickness; Now Reported Died from Wounds. ARTILLERY.—LesIie, Boy John, Sergt., Onehunga. RIFLE BRIGADE.—Smith, Frank Percy Charles, Christehurch. Previously Reported Missing; Now Believed to have Died from Wounds. RIFLE BRIGADE.—White,* Bobert (Mrs A. Edo, Mosgiel, mother); B.amsay, Jas. Harold, Wells- / ford. Previously Reported Missing, Believed Dead; Now Reported Through German Source Killed in Action. AUCKLAND INFANTRY.—O'DonneII, Joseph, Cpl. (M), Opotiki. Previously Reported Wounded and Missing; Now Reported Missing, Believed Killed. WELLINGTON I NFANTRY..—Haniblyn, James v Edward, Tariki. Previously Reported Wounded; Now Reported Injured Accidentally. WELLINGTON INFANTRY.— John Maxwell (M), Auckland. Previously Reported Missing; Now Believed to be a Prisoner of War. RIFLE BRIGADE.—Ballagh, Bobert, Cpl., Horora,ta. Previously Reported Wounded and Admitted to Hospital; Now Reported Wounded Accidentally. RIFLE BRIGADE.—Bromley, John Henry (J. E. Bromley, Tapanui, father). Previously Reported Wounded; Now Reported Not Wounded. RiFLE BRIGADE.—M'Watt, William (James M'Watt, Invcrcargill, father); Vincent, Arthur Cyril (A. A. Vincent, St. Albans, father). OTAGO INFANTRY. Smith, George Jackson (Joseph Smith, Dunedin, father). * Previously Reported Wounded; Now Reported Injured Accidentally and Rejoined Unit. MACHINE GUN CORPS.—Mason, Edward Albert, Feilding. WITH OVERSEAS FORCES. NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES. The following casualties to members of overseas forces having next-of-kin in New Zealand were reported on Saturday : WITH IMPERIAL FORCES. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING; NOW REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION.—Cock, G. H., Sec.-lieut. (Mr H. Cock, Nelson); Skinner, A. H., Sec-licut. (Mr J. H. Skinner, Auckland. WOUNDED, ADMITTED HOSPITAL.—CoIIett, C. P., Capt., Petone).; Johnstone, K. 8., Lieut., Waipukurau. ACCIDENTALLY INJURED.—Easmussen, H. P., Sec.-lieut., Lyell, West Coast. WITH AUSTRALIAN FORCES. REPORTED MISSING.—Paster, A., Ohono; Clough, 1., Cpl.. Christehurch. REMOVED FROM SERIOUSLY ILL LIST.— Wheatley, W.. Feilding. ADMITTED HOSPITAL SICK, NOT SEVERE Bowman, J. (Mrs Carcw, Invercargill, mother); Wood, S. (Mrs A. ; Wood, Timaru).
Driver J. Coburn (reported wounded, second time) •is 22 years of ape. He is a son of Mr Tlios. Coburn; of Ravensbonrne, who served in the Royal Navy. Charles, another son, is serving with the navy in the North Pea. Driver Coburn was an office-bearer in the St. Kilda Harrier and A.A. Club, and was also a member of the' Otago Centre of the K.Z.A.A.A.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3315, 26 September 1917, Page 18
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