ROLL OF HONOR

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14330, 21 June 1917, Page 3

ROLL OF HONOR

HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT. (All privates unless otherwise stated). Still dangerously 111: 2nd-Lieut. L. A. Craven. Severe cases: Lieut. E. J. McGregor, Lieut. S. A. Murrell, J. Aitken, M. J. Alison, J. H. G. Andrew, S. J. Armstrong, c. J. Balson. A. H. Barclay, B. Barkery G. C. Barrett, J. Bately, J. Bellesky. Lance-corporal R. W- Dell, D. D. Benny, J. w. Brown, j. A. Borman, C. L. Bynam, L. S. Brott, W. Canty, O. Constance, N. W. Cook, H. S. Coyle, N. B. Craddock, A. J. < CraAvicfcrd,- C. S. CraAvford, W. B. Cummock,*-D. MA Dougherty, A. M. Drummond, Lance-corporal E. 11. Easson, L.-Corporal G. Pairbairn, R. J. Fiefield, J. Finnerty, J. Foulkes, Sergeant E. C. S. Gault, W. Grey, F. Hall. J. Hamilton, F. Higginson W. Hills. S. H. A. Hocking, F. C. Hogg, H. Horc, Lance-corporal V. M. Houghton, Corporal W. I. Hunt. p. j. Hunter, W. Irvine, C. J. Jackson. Corporal O. D. I James, 11. Jamieson, L. J. Jenkins, A.l Johnston, F. Johnston, D. Jones S. if ruse. A. p. Larson, W. Lee, J. Liiieen, M. McCallum, A. McClausland, Lancecorporal P. A. McGregor, K. G; McKay, T McNamara. Tern.-Sergeant J. Mason. S. K. Metchen. Lance-corporal W. Melkle, J. Milligan, P. j. Minihan, d. Moore, W. Morrison. C. H. Mudford, G. Munrb, M C. Patterson, R. Peffers, Tern.-Co-rporal N. Ptlkington, G. A. Pugh, Bugler 15. j. Randnll, j. Reid, C. Renner, R. Ritchie, A. .Robertson, Lance-corporal W S. Robinson, G. 11. Rotchfort, H. W. Rn.sk, w. S. Scott, G. W. C. Shirlev, Tern.-Corporal L. G. Smith, j. Sutherland, C. T. Tassell, R. Third. Lance-cor-poral E. Traill, G. W. Trowell. J. Walsh, A. C. Watson, J. WcaA'cr, C. w. Wilson G. Witty. Not reported as severe cases: Lieut.-Col H. SteAvart, Captain A. E. Scotland-Alex-ander Captain c. H. McCudland. Lieut. l. Allan, Lieut. A. AndrCAA\s, Lieut o G. Baker, Lieut. C. D. Fowler, Lieut) E B. Fraser, Lieut. E. V. Freed. Lieut, p. •T. S George. Lient. C. W. Jones, Lieut. *p. G. McGhie. Lieut. H. B. Pattrlck. Lieut. A. G. Poison, Lieut. G. H. Roach, Lieut. R. Wood, 2nd-Lient. W. G. Clark 2nd-Leut. b. b. Davies, E. T. Aitken, a! J. Alexander, j. s. Alexander, W. B. Allan. H. Alpine, C. Anderson, E. J. E. J. Baker, Rifleman A/ J. Ball. Rifleman J. Barclay, W. G. Barclay. Rifleman H. Barclay, A. E. Barnard, L. W. Barron. Corporal M. S. BarroAVClough, T. J. Barton, Rifleman W A. H. Barlow, Rifleman T. E. Baxter J Beaver, Corporal J. w. Bennett, J. a! feennie. W. E. Biggs, F. L. Borrows, H. R. Bower, a. h. Boyd. J. G. Briant, H. S. Brlghouse, R. Brogden, A. L. Browne Rifleman J. M. Browne, Rifleman J H Butland, Rifleman A. Byford, Rifleman C Callaghan, Rifleman A. R. Cameron F N. Campbell. F. s. Candy. P. j. Carlton, w. W. Chambers, C. Charlton, A F. Chilean. G. H. Clareburt, R. Q. Clemens T. B. ClemoAv, Rifleman G. J. Colthnrst ■a- S. Cosgrove, Rifleman H. Coulter, M L. Craighead. T. L. Craighie. T.'-'W Lance-corporal R. A, Dartnell A. R. Davies, Rifleman A. H. Davies . B T>ent. A. Devine. Rifleman S. L. Deckey, P. W. Dobby, J. B. Donnelly, A. Donithorne. E. Doust, J. R. Eadie. Rifleman \. Earle.. H. Edlin, Rifleman H. Edward, Rifleman N. s. Egarr, N. L. Elden, Rifle- , man J. H. Ellery, J v. Evand, Tern- . H. A. M. F. Pesche. J. Feathi «f JT* T,- Fiori - T - g. Fitzsimmbns, S. W. Flavell. Sergeant' F. N. Fletcher, J. Flood, C. J. Forbes,, j. Ford, J. H. Ford J. Fordyth, c E. Foweraker, R. H*. Fransham. J. Fraser. W. G. Mclgladding D. Graham, F. C. Graham. G. R. Grant, , W. V. Grcnnie. J. L. Hally, G. Hardy, , T. Harris, c J. Harrod, J. F. Harvey H. N. Hawker, p. g. Hawkins, A. w! Hcdgman. L. W. Hearfleld, F. Henderson. Lance-corporal C Herbert. J. w. Heslop 1 E; g. mil, E. HJtohman, H. H. S. Hodg- > c on. Rifleman C. A. HoUand, W. H. Hol- • land, C. Horgan.^W. T. Hosking. F. Hoalson, Rifleman S. C. Hunt, H. Huntly, m. a. B. ingiis, h. Trwin, Rifleman W. J. Tack, Rifleman C. H. Jackson, w. Jackson. F. E. Janes. H. Jenkins, W. H. Jen- ; kmson. Cr. T. Jennings, M. W. Johnstone. : Lnnrp-corporal c. S. Jones. E. E. Jones • r. r. jnngc. Rifleman P. Kian, Rifleman ' T Keenan. Tern .-Lance-corporal R. V. , T v<'llo. Rflomon -w. R. Kerr, J. Keyes R. . P. Kilgour. D. M, King, G. Kirkland, J. , Knilands C. 6. Lamb, W. Handlev, H. W. Lanham. A. M. C. Lasinelles, G. J. 1 Latham, Rifleman A. Lawrence; B.- Leadi Hetter, Lance-corporal H. M. Lepron F. i T. LerAvill, Sergeant R. j. Leslie. Riflet iinn W. K. Lister, Corporal A. J. Lloyd, 5 t.ajice-corporal L.> A. Longmore, J. P. . 'McClusky, A. Mccracken, S. McCraken, Lance-corporal J. McDougall, J. W. Mc- ; °'Uigan. A. E. McGregor, M. Mclnery, H. ' p McKay. Lance-corporal J. T. McJ. D. McLaren, H. McLean, I. I Vac Lean, D. McLean. P. McManus. A. J. s McMillan. E. O. McMurtrle, J. Mcßae D. ' -w. McWha. -J. H. Mallett, M. Martin, . \ E. Maftell. L, G. Marsh, R j. Meatvard. A. J. Millward. A. L. Mitchell, W. > T onteith, H. Montgomery. C. Morris W r t. Mossman, J. Moyle, H. Munro. W. R. p. Naylor. C. H. Nelson; J. w. Newberry. P. Nodwell. R. Nopera, J. O'Connor. E. A. O'Neil. F. W. Owens. R. ' J -'ilmer. F. Parlo, H. M. Podntney, C. . J. H. Print, F. W. K. Raymond, ! L. TI. Reid. R. Reid. R. Renton, H. Rid- ' He. J. J. Ritsnn, S. Roper, Lance-corporal T *\-L.. Ross, J. W. Robb. J.- Russell, A. lavage, H. Scilltom. W. E. Sharp, T. P seeham. W: J. Sherlock, A. Shute. J. .^'rns. W. Small. D. Smith. G. H. Smith, . T .i nee-corporal T. Smith, T. G. 'Smith, I. ith. Corporal H. W. Sommcrville, J. T. Southwood. E. J. Squire, H. G. Stephen, F. Stevens, D. Stewart. J. Stewivt.. C. B. Stroud, E. Styles, Lance-cor-•vn-al D. E. Sullivan, R. Tavlor. W C. Taylor, T. Te Patu, F.. Thacker,. D. C. Thompson, j. Thompson, A. J. Thomp- ",' n. w. Thomson, G. Tinning, T. Tunui, I i. L Turnbull, D. R. Urguhart P. o. Vallance. C. Vaughan, S. Vesty, R. Virtue, '*\ B. Waddell, P. Walsh, T. J. Walsh, 'i. Warburton, R. Warnock, A. Watson, Lance-corporal C. B. y Wetherall, J. Wilson, Corporal A. J. Wing, Sergeant V L. Winter, D. Wiritia; AS. Woolley. The list of those killed m. action ine'udes:—Machine Gun Corps, June 7, > r . B. Balfour (Mi- L. Balfour, Smith rritish Insurance Co.. Gisbonie; bro- *-. u er) ; • Auckland Infantiy, June 7. S. Maddoclc (Mi's JladdoCk, Tolaga feav, ♦'•other) ; Wellington Infantry, June 7, *igt. A. G. Hickson (A. IL Hickson, 10 Pitt- street, Gisborpe, mother); C. Stevenson (Mr H. »Ste\-«n»on, 129 Ballance street, Gisborne, ftither) ; Rifle P.ngade, June 7, F. V. Hay (Mr W. Hay,- . 22Q Qifford street, Gisborne, father) : Lance-Sgt, J. P. Thomspn (Mrs M. Holloway, 517 Gladstone road, Gisborne, mother). Wounded: Otago Infantry, June 7, V. A. Wright (Mrs V. A. Wright. Motu, wife) ; Rafle Brigade, June 6, C. Hyndman (Mrs E, Hyn^nan, private bag, Gisborne, mother) ; E. Nicholas (Mr P. Niclioks. 112 Fox: St., Gisborne, father) ; Auckland Infantry, R V. Hawkes (Mrs L. E. Hawkes, (Tioesman road, Kaiti, wife); Otago Infantry, L. F. Alley (Mw ' Ei Alley, 16 Disraeli street, Gisborne, mother) ; Lance-Cpl. W. P. Dunphy (Mrs N. Diuvphy, Foster street. Gisborae, mother); R*. Pitcher (Mrs D. Neilson, 34 Ormond road, Gisborne) ; C. K. Tinder (Mrs A. lemple, Waipiro Bay) ; Otago Infantry, Lance-Cpl. R. Brown (D. O. BroAA-n, contractor, Tolaga Bay, brother); Anzac Mounteds, June 8, R. Petherbridge ' (Mr A. Petherbridge, Glemburn station, Motu, father) y Artillery, O. G. Howie (M« .Howie, Ormond, mother). The hospital Teport shoAvs : —Severe cases: G. Third, Gisborne; G. Witty, (nsborne. Not severe : Rifleman C. Il' Jackson^ Gisborne; Rdfleman F. Kennan, GUborne; Rifleman W. R Lister Gisborne. ' Advice has been receiA'ed that Private W. B. Mossman, son of Mr W. J. Mossman, Avas wounded at Messines and admitted on June 11th to Walton-on-Thames hospital, Mrs D. Neilson, 401 Palmerston road, has been advised that her brother, Private Walter R. Pilcher, has been wounded on the back of the scalp and was admitted to hospital on June 8. ' Private Pilcher, who was a hairdresser at Tokomaru Bay, left Gisborne Avith the 17th Reinforcements. . The Minister of Defence has advised Mrs O. J. Morell, Whataupoko, that her son, Private W: R. Morell, has been severely wounded m the right thigh, and Avas admitted to hospital on June 8. Private Morell is the eldest son of Mr and x\trs O. J. Morell. He enlisted from Te Araroa. where he was engaged m the boot-making business. Leaving A\ith the 16th Reinforcements, Private Morell Avas kept at his trade m Sling Camp, and had just gone to France Mr and Mrs Morell's youngest son * was killed on Gallipoli, Avhilst two more sons are also at the front. v When last heard of they were somewhere m Belgium. Advice has been received by Nurse Witty that her husband', Corporal Gordon Witty, has been admitted to Brockenhurst hospital, England, suffering from

Mrs I. Howie, of Ormoiid',3s,'received word from headquarters that -her son Oliver was wounded- on , "June '.9th and admitted to hospital. Private" ' Howie left Avith the Ninth Reinforcements m January, 1916. The sad advice has reached Mr H. it. Kendon, of Gisborne, that his . brother, Corporal H. F. Kendon, was killed' in action on. June 7. A fifth son of Mr Kendon, of Auckland, 'Corporal Kendon left Auckland with another brother Avith the 19th Reinforcements. At tho time he enlisted Corporal Kendon Avas on the staff of Messrs Macky,,, Logan and Co., Christchurch, and he AVent back to 1 Auckland 1 to enlist. ?*'•'- ■ ; •'■■ ' v Mr J. C, Nisbett, iStdilt street, has\ been advised that his son, 'iiance-Cbr- ' poral J. W. Nisbett, Avas wounded m the left arm and admitted ' Jtq hospital on June 9. Mrs Packer, of .Queen „s treet, Te Hapara, has been notified that her husband, Gunner W. P. Parker, has been admitted to hospital " suffering from a wound m his right side, . sustained during the action on the Bth inst. Gunner Parker left Gisborne with ijbe,;l3th Reinforcements, and prior to his departure was employed at "Nelson. -Bros.' freezing works. ' Rifleman Rupert. B. James, recently reported as having, died.. of Avouijds, was the -son of Mr T. J.- James, of Auckland, and 28 years x>f age, Heiwas born m the Pahiatua district, -his father hiving been one of the pioneers of .the 40Mile Bush settlements, artd was farming at Glenmurray at the time of his enlistment m the reinforcement . draft that left -NeAV Zealand last year. Rifleman James .fought, m Both Egypt and France, and -was shot m the chest on May 6, succumbing two- days, later. - . * Lieut. Kieth Williams, son of the Rev. A. 0. Williams; of Wanganui, was killed m action on June 9. Lieut ' Williams went out as a, seigeant: and recently; received his commission for good soiwiceß m the field.- ... . ,:•,_;•;;:' Mr J. J. Crawford, of Gre^Lynn, has deceived cable adArice.. that Ills sdn, Private Dawson .Crawford, who was reported as wounded and missing-- on February 21, and has since been reported apris-v oner m Germany, has written -from Lemberg that he was.^iily' 'glightly" wounded, and is otherwise well. (' , Private Geary Gibson Thompson (died of wounds on* June 7th") belonged to South Dunedin. He. enlisted;, with the 15th Reinforcements. He was 22 years of age, and was a prominent member of St. Peter's Church. ' : "• Private Walter John Heather (killed) Avas bom at Dunedin, and-'/fras m Jiis 30th year. He enlisted m the Fourth Reinforcementa, and, ./AftJef '" Reaching Egypt was m hospital there for some time with a poisoned foot.*''.*; 'After he was discharged from hospital was sent to a training schooLto leafoi signalling, being subsequently 'placed m a maohine-gun creiw. He .went Jto Gallipoli with the Sixth Reinforcements, and saw a great deal' of "tlie heavy, fighting. H© fought through the" batt)e of the Somme without receiving a wound. He was a very prominent member Of St. MattheAv's Church, Dunedin. His younger brother. Private Al'f^fed Henry Heather, left New Zealand ' with the 15th Reinforcements. He. av<jp.. recently invalided from France to Ehgland, Avhere at latest advices he Avas sjtilf m .hospital. i • „ ■ A (Special to the HeraJd.l ; . CHRISTCHURCH, iflite day. Private. adA r ice has been received by the NeAV Zealand Refrigerating Co. that Captain Stuart Ramsay, D.5.0., .is officially reported missing, atfd r J-hat the colonel of his regiment has further reported that he fears, he has bepn killed. Captain Ramsay left Christchurch shortly after the . war „ bl^ke ' out, and obtained a commission m the Imperial army. His work iii "'the. 'trenches speedily brought liim not only prdmotion, but .special reoqgnitiofy' raa ' he^ wa*s granted the D.S.O^ last .year^juwThad the honor of bemg personaliy idecprated by the King at B^kingjiam/.£ala'?e i Corporal Vivian Lawry, who was gassed m France last Aveek, and is noAV m Brockenhurst hospitefe*~is. a son of the' Rev. A. <X LaXvrjsJ itfcPresident of the Methodist Conference.; Corporal Lawry Avas a pupil- at the Napier Boys' High School, -and ! tlieh"; at the Auckland Grammar School. He enlisted m the 19th reinforcements from: the ' staff of the South British Insurance Co. at Auckland., ' - '" ■"£*"" Private "advice has been received thai Sergeant Noel W. Jennings has been killed m France. He was well knoAvn m newspaper circles, havingvheert on the i liteiiai^uslaffs-of the ChllStehjrrch Press and Auckland Heraldr "Be* was on the reporting staff of the Herald when lie joined the 12th reinforcement* rifle brigade.- • He was t educated 4 aj.t Nelson College, J^h^rie* he l'eltf /IT commission m the cadots. His eldest brother is Mr Clifford Jennings, a avcll known Invereargill dentist. mother and sfster " reside m Cht-istohurch.