ROIL OF HONOR.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14593, 1 May 1918, Page 5

ROIL OF HONOR.

WELLINGTON DISTRICT

KILLED IX ACTION

Previously reported missing, believed to be dead, now declared by Court of Inquiry killed m action :— Trooper H. Williams (Wanganui).

WOUNDED. Admitted to hospital • ..Private J. T. Garrity (Greytown), Private J. Thomson Private. S. B. Grant (Waipawa), Private J. McDonald (London), Sergt. A. E. R e id (Clareville), Private 1). W. Richie (Hawera), Pte. A. H. Newell (Feilding), Private T. H. Herlihy (Hastings), Private E. Burton (Gisborne), Rifleman L. Mahony (Napier), Rfm. J. T. Hornby (Wellington), Him. L. S. Sillows (Wanganui), Rfnj. W. A. Perreau .(Wanganui), Hfm. A. A. 'Instone (Wellington), Pte. N. C. Peder.sen (Mauriceville), Cpl. W. .1. West Jordan (Yyanganui). ' i Slightly wounded, 'remaining with unit: Rfm. A. T. Murray (Wanganui), Rfm. .1. G. Oconnell (Napier), Rfm. J. M. B. Taylor (Inglewood), Sergt. W. Gumming (Gisbonie). Wounded accidentally: Private T. J: Jury (Wairoa). ; Slightly wounded, remaining with unit: Driver K. Sfciirray (Wairoa).

HOSPITAL REPORT. Dangerously ill* W." Barbour (Masterton), P. Sparratiu^Wellington). Removed frbm ; dangerously ill list : A. E. Wixon (Wellington Seriously ill list: H. Kemp (Strntford), D. Souter (Wellington). Removed from seribusly ill list : K. S. Ewing (Nes,^Plymouth), O. G. Smith (Wellington). Severe cnses-jrO. Field (Oflmaru), R. Harding (Napier), W. It. Jamieson (Dalefield). '^ Not reported~"ns severe cases : Rev. H. C. Money (Wellington), 2nd-Lieut. F. C. Delambert (Marton), K. J. Adams (Wellington), T. E. Baxter (Johnsonville), sSergt. A. R. Bayly (Okata), W. J. Booth (Feildirig), G li. Boyce (Wellington), C. W. Uowder (Wellington), N. Drower (Napier),. Sergt. M. Elliott (Hastings), R. Hughes (Wanganui), 'J. Kahu (Taupo), C. Kelly (Waikanae), Sergt. E. Pope (Wellington), ,R. J. Quill (Wellington), C. P. Stead, (Carterton) ,' E: J. K. Stock' (Gisborne), G. Struthers (Hastings), . Sergt. A. M. Stewart (Wellington), H. Taylor (Frasertown), D. Yokavitch (Westshore). Lance-Corporal H. J. Watt's (Hawera), O, Welch (Mastt^rton). \

I (Special to the Herald.) WELLINGTON, .this day, . The casualty lists show : — Wounded, admitted to , hospital : E. Burton (Mrs Ei. Old, Gisbbrne, mother). Slightly Wounded, remaining ;with unit : Sergeant W. Camming (Mis JS.. Cumming, Gisborne, wife). Seriously ill: H. E. Williams (Gisborne). Removed from seri--1 ously illlist: P. Hays (Gisborne). Not •severe: J. A. Batty and E. J. M. Stock (Gisborne), H. Gates (Tokomaru Bay), and H. L. Taylor (Frasertown).

Mr G. Stock was advised,ori Monday that his son, Private E. JJ 'Stock, is ill m the 47th Hospital, Gaza, suffering from dysentery. A hospital report received last night stated that. Private Stock was among the cades not reported as severe. ' '

Many friends m this district will learn with deep regret 'of the death of Anrdew Tuohy, eldest son of Mr and Mrs A. Tuohy, an old resident, of t Patutahi. The Gisbdrnite was kiled m action m France on April 6th. „ . ■ Cable advice has. been* received by Mrs Steggall, of 'Matawhero, that her son, Private B. Sttfggall, >of the 26th reinforcements, has been admitted to hospital : m ..England with .trench fever.