ROLL OF HONOR

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14586, 23 April 1918, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOR

KILLED IN ACTION

N. C. Napier (Eketahuna). Rflm. R. Carlson (Waingawa). Rflm. J. Doull (Scotland). Previously reported wounded, now reported killed in action : — Rflm. J. C. Kearney (N.S.W.). Rflm. D. Mackay (Raetihi). Result of Court of Inquiry, previously reported missing, now reported killed in action : —

Previously "reported wounded and m,: ssing> ncf w reported killed in action: ! „ q^S /WiSSr^ ' g* b ™ w(^s S /*n»lnnH\ ' wATi^T _ L_ _ o X, w 1V JS<J >n i.* * \ Capt. F. S. H, Bolton (Pahiatua). Wounded, admitted to hospital: Thomas Burton (Gwboroe). TAr^^ "*^^T-r^"rvT? awtjo. IMMENSE OUTPUT OP ABBOPLA2OS. While' adinitfciiig that the aeroplaue programnto is t,vo months' behind' the ZS^^£i o^ advertised the officials declared that a va^ work has been done. There will be no one hundred thousand planes this vear, and the figure by late August will not run up to even twimty thousand pianos. But it will be, according to production reports, so vast a number as to give the Allies tremendous superiority in, tlie air. Training planes are now going - into storage. They are smaller and lighter than the combat and combing planes and easier of production. Battl§ .planes are being built bigger and; taster than originajly rtanfled The Liberty motor, originally planned to develop 330 horsepower, lias been altered to develop 400 normally and 46Q under ProWf