THE ROLL OF HONOUR

Southland Times, Issue 17792, 22 July 1916, Page 6

THE ROLL OF HONOUR

CASUALTY LUST, VO. 363. (Per United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, July 21. The following list was issued tonight:— KILLED ZV ACTZOV. (July 7.) THOMAS WILLIAM HOBSON (Mrs J. A. Hobson, 32 Stanley street. Arch Hill, Auckland, mother). OSCAR HUNTER (Thos. Hunter. Greennlth, Auckland, father). Lance-corporal STANLEY ROBERT LONG (Mrs M. Long, 6 Croydon Road, Mt. Eden, Auckland, mother). Corporal ARNOLD EDGEWAR MILLS (Thos. Mills, 143 Great North Road, Orey Lynn, Auckland, father). DIED OF WOUVDS. (July 9.) Corporal JAMES GARDNER (Mrs E. A. Gardner, Shannon, Wellington). DIED OF SXCKVESS. (no date given):— THOS. HENRY BARRINGTON (Miss B. Barrington, 52 New North Road, Auckland, sister). Appendicitis—July 18: — Gunner MALCOLM STARK TYSON (John Tyson, 7 Princes street, Musselburgh, Dunedin, father). .WOUVDED, ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. (July 5.) DANIEL CHRISTINIE (Mrs B. Christtole, Royal Oak, Mt. Albert Road, Onerunga). (July 6.) EDWARD WILLIAM J. FROST (Mrs C. Frost, Waitana, New Plymouth, mother). JOSEPH THOS. KEATS (Mrs I. Fitness, 122 Rlddiford street, Newton, Wellington). Lance-corporal VICTOR CHARLES MIDDLEMASS (Mrs W. Mlddlemass, Kaitangata, Otago, mother). (July 9. GEORGE EDWARD BOTES (Mrs J. Boyfes, 106 Vanguard street, Nelson). JAS. CURRAN (Mrs A. Kent, Wellington). THOS. LONEHGAN (Miss B. Lonergan, c/o Sergeant Lonergan, New Norfolk, Tasmania, sister). GEORGE SAMUEL SUTTON (W, Sutton, Hants, England, father). (July 11.) ARTHUR CLARENCE McCUTCHEON (O. McCutcheon, Pakowhai, H. 8., father). HUGH FREDK. OWEN (Mrs E. Owen, Russell street, Nelson, mother). WO UVD ED, EMB ASHED TOB EVOLAVD. (July 10.) HERBERT STANLEY STEPHENS (R. Stephens, 79 Harper street, Sydenham, Christchurch, father). WOUVDED. (July 3.) EUSTACE CRAWFORD PHILLIPSON <H. M. Phillipson, Te Mawhai, Waikato, brother). (July 4.) WILLIAM MATHESON (J. Hunt, .West Tamaki, Auckland, step-father). (July 6. ALBERT FRUEMAN (Mrs J. Legen, 129 Wellington street, Auckland, sister). (July 7.) PETER ANDERSON (Mary Larsen, Copenhagen, Denmark, aunt). JOHN FINN (Mrs Milligan, 14 Hornfray street, Cardiff, South Wales, mother) Acting Corporal ALEX. GRACIE (A. Gracie, Birkenhead, Auckland, father). Corporal JAMES JACK (Mrs E. Jack, 181 Hobson street, Auckland, wife). CHRISTIAN JORGENSEN (A. J. Jorgensen, 306 Adelaide Road, Wellington). (July 13.) Lieutenant DAWSON THOMAS HERBERT (W. J. Marsh, Wyndham, Southland, uncle). WOUVDED SLIGHTLY, BEMAXVXVO WITH (IHIT. (July 5.) ROBIN LUCK (Frederick Luck, Angemering, England, father). MAORI LIST VO 69. DIED OF WOUVDS. (July 13. SEN AT A POHATU (Bru Pohatu, Muriwai, Gisborne). HOSPITAL AVD PBOOVESB VEPOBT. The Government issued the following last evening;— Admitted to Hospital, dangerously wounded;— PERCY DF.VILLE (H. Devllie, London street, Hamilton, father). In Hospital, progressing satisfactorily. NORMAN ELMO ANSTIS (W. J. lAnstis, Omata, New Plymouth, father). Sergeant ALBERT KBMBALL FYSON (A. J. Fyson, Post Office, Gisborne, father). JAS. EDWARD MORGAN (D. Morgan, Tehouka, Balclutha, father). Pronounced out of danger:— MAURICE DUGGAN (J. Duggan, 178 Bordesley street, Llnwood, Christchurch). LAVCE-COBFOBAL J. A. MITCHELL. Lance-corporal John Angus Mitchell, who is reported on July 19 to have been wounded in the bead is a son of Mr A. C. and Mrs S. T. Mitchell, and was educated at the South and Middle schools. Prior to enlisting with the infantry of the Main Body of the Expeditionary Force, he was employed by Mr J. Matheeon as Insurance clerk. He was a keen athletic devotee, having been connected with the Y.M.C.A. Athletic Club, the Invercargill Railway Rowing Club, and the Harriers’ Club. He acted as honorary secretary for the First Church Young Men's Bible Class for several years, and was a member of the Loyal Orange Lodge. The latest report received regarding Lance-corporal Mitchell’s condition is to the effect that owing to hla Wound he is dangerously ill. LZEUTEVAVT DAWSOV HEBBEET. Mrs W. J. Marsh, of Wyndham (as next of kin) on Thursday received official advice that her nephew. Lieutenant Dawson Herbert, was wounded ,on the 13th. It may be mentioned that his elder brother is still invalided in England. but expecting to return to the front soon: the second (Trooper Gordon Herbert) died of wounds, and the fourth (Trooper John Herbert) is fighting in France. There remains in the family a married brother and two schoolboys. Lieutenant Herbert, who is about 20 years of age, was employed on the clerical staff of .Messrs Henderson and Co.’s Wyndham branch at the time he tnlisted.