ROLL OF HONOUR.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11678, 25 September 1916, Page 4

ROLL OF HONOUR.

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES.

Per Press Association. . Wellington, Sept. 34. DIED OF WOUNDS. Second-Lient. G. D. Alexander Pte. H. B. Gwilliam Lieut. J. H. Barr Lance-Corporal J. L. Graham Sergeant R. Hull Private J. Ree Rifleman D. j, Irving Rifleman W Kelly Rieflman G. E. Westlake kTajor A. A. Martin Private J. Morton. DIED. Trooper T. Laugesen MISSING. Lieut. W. M. Durant Sergt. C. S. Pownceby.

Correct! on. —Previously reported as wounded; now reported wounded (accidental)—Sapper J. Reid

WOUNDED.

Captain M. Grainger, Sapper Edwards, Second-Lient. W. P. Bell, Captain J, B, Parks. Wounded admitted to hospital':— Gunner W. H. Russell, Sapper R. H. Fryer, Privates J. H. B.ett, W. Broclie, F. W. Chambers, J. M. Fraser, J. W. Knocks, W. H. Martin, 0. G. Mellor, J. A. Stanton, Captain H. K. Sare, Riflemen H. J. L, Chapman, W. J. Collins, A. O. Daysh, F. A. Dennison, W. H. Dennison, C. F. M. Godtschalb, A. I. Griffiths, W. K. Hardwick, Lance-Corporal A. C. Langlands, Riflemen, W. R. Alomes, G. J. Cooper, J. Maitland, T, L. Widdup. Wounded embarked for England. —Acting-Bombardeer W. D. Lester, RiflemenC .R.Painand H. Hill. Slightly wounded, remaining with unit.—Sapper T, Pennell. MAORI CONTINGENT. Died of wounds.—Second-Lient. H. M. Kohere, Died of tuberculosis.—Pte. Timoko (at Auckland Hospital.) Wounded.—Captain J. D, 0. Duncan, Wounded, admitted to hospital:— Sergt. 0. Goldsmith.

AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES. Sydney, Sept. 24. Lists 218 and 219 contains the names of the following New Zealanders:— Wounded —Sergts. H. J. Hickson, A. Landless, Lance Oorpfl, W. Adams, Privaes A. Mapleaden, R. Cosgrove, N. A. Sutherland, E. A. Johnston.

Missing—Privates G. Rennell, W. Treasure, B. O. T. Gibbs. Progressing favourably Private T. Forbes.