THE ROLL OF HONOUR

Southland Times, Issue 17659, 17 February 1916, Page 6

THE ROLL OF HONOUR

SEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES. CASTTAITY LIST. (Per United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, February 16.

DIED

Previously reported wounded, now reported dead (result of Court of Enquiry) : WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. Lieut. W. RISK. Previously reported wounded, now reported missing, believed dead (result of Court of Enquiry) AVELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. Major N. F. HASTINGS.

DIED OF DISEASE

Died of typhoid fever, Infectious Hospital, Cairo: — ARMY SERVICE CORPS. Lance-corporal R. W. A. JOHNSTONE. r. HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT. Admitted N.Z. General Hospital, Pont de Koubbeh; — Otago Alounted Rifles —Tonsolitis, Tpr. AI. H. Ford. Auckland Battalion —Catarrhal jaundice, Pte T. A. Clark; lumbago, Sergt. M. Collins. Wellington Battalion — Old gunshot wound leg, Corpl. C. Brooke; not yet diagnosed, Pte AV. Gestro; fractured jaw, Pte F. W. Alasson; post pneumonia debility, Pte J. W, Thomas. N.Z. Rifle Brigade—Prostatitis, Rifleman H. Cameron. N.Z. Field Artillery—Enteric fever, clinical, Gunner R. H. Brownlie; loose cartilage left knee. Gunner G. Herrett. N.Z. Aledlcal Corps—Not yet diagnosed, Pte J. A. Montgomery; phymosis, Pte J. W-atson. Admitted Pont de Koubbeh Hospital: N.Z. Rifle Brigade—lritis, Rifleman A. C. Hlming. N.Z. Field Artillery—Otitis media, Bombardier R. E. Hall; haemorrhoids, Bombardier I’. L. Alarcroft; stricture of disophagus, Gunner N. Wilson. Otago Battalion —Rheumatism, Pte J. Mcikle. Pronounced out of danger:— N.Z. Field Engineers—Sapper M. T. Kease and AV. ft. Moris.