ROLL OF HONOR.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14588, 25 April 1918, Page 7

ROLL OF HONOR.

KILLED IN ACTION.

Wellington Military District Gnr. F. G. Barker (Wellington). Dvr. G. T. Brewer (England). Sgt. F. H. Nash (Dajinevirke). Rflm. A. Hintz (Rorigotea). Rflm. J. Puller (Wellington). Rflm. G. S: Reeve (Douglas). L.-Cpl.. D. Beattie, (Wellington).

Previously ; missing , now de-clared-by Court'of Inquiry Ho have been killed m action: CSpl. -V. H. DuvuaU (Petone, H. 8.). L.-Cph E. T, B.vWallisf, (Carterton). • WOUNDED.

Gnr. R. tl Wearne (Napier), Rflm. V G, Cripps (Rapa^ui, VVanganui).

Second-Lieutenant . H. N. Coleman, eldest son of Mr and Mrs J. H. Coleman, of Napier, iwas killed m action on the 13th inst. He -was a, married man. with several children. He volunteered, for service some eighteen months ago, and had at the time of hisr death' been m Franco' only a fortnight. He joined the 24th Reinforcements/ and rose from the "rank and file."- ... .

t-Mr.J. WilliamSj Grovetown, Blenheim received! advice -on Monday that 37038 Georgo Thompson, who left with the 21st Reinforcements, eond?' was wounded on March 31at," died 'of wounds on April 16th, at the 12th General Hospital, Ronenv-- ; <■■; --v; .•■ p.-y •■ ■ -. p--y

Mrs. C. Steggall,. Matawhero, received word to-day that Private B. Steggall had been admitted to hospital (France), suffering frbm trench fever.

Private Septimus ,B.. Davison, who. has been' killed •* m "action, - was the seventh son of Mrs, M. A; -Davison and the late Mr. P. Davison, formerly of Whangaroa and Utokurar Be -was 36 years of age, and priori tbf enlisting was engaged m tho sawmalling. industry in* -Tolaga Bay, where* he was m. partnership with his younger brother, Private O. G. Davison, who is now on active service m France.

Lieutenan^ Harold Rolleston Brittarln (killed) was a spon of Mr. F. H. Brittain," of Avonside; Christchurch. He was ; born m Caiiterb'«ry, .was educated' at the Christchurchi District Boys' High School, and was subsequently ©mployed by Messrs. Fletcher j Humphreys, and Co. He was - an ; officer m the Territorial Forces, and took an active part m sport, He left with, the '27th Reinforcements. Two of his brothers lost their lives on Gallipoli, and the eldest brother is still with the army m France.