THE ROLL OF HONOUR

Southland Times, Issue 17793, 24 July 1916, Page 2

THE ROLL OF HONOUR

CASUALTY LIST 364. (.Per United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, July 22. imLED ZH ACTION. (July 2nd). FREDERICK HERBERT CLARK (T. Clark. Papa rata, Bombay, Auckland). Acting-Sergt. WILLIAM JOHN HAND (Mrs A. Hand, U Shelly Bay road, Devonport, Auckland). (July 3rd). ROBERT BERTRAM ALDRIDGE (F. V Udridge, Te Awamutu, brother). Sergt. JOHN RANKIN BAILLIE (Mrs A. Clark, Dargaville, mother). Sergt. ALBERT JOHN BARRINGTON (Miss E. Barrington, care W. Warner, Gisborne, sister). BERNARD BILLING (R. Billing, Third Avenue, Wliangarci, father), HENRY GREY Dc R. BRIDGES (Mrs F Pearce, Cheapside, London, sister). ROBERT BUTTER WORTH (R. Butterworth, Taupaki, Auckland, father). Lance-Corpl. CHAS. HENRY CARTER (II Carter, Middleburgh, England). Corpl. ARTHUR WILFRED DAVITT (J. Davitt, Canada, father). Corpl. ALFRED LEE DIXON (Mrs U. S. H. Dixon, care Harry Weaver, Whangarei, mother). Private ARTHUR FREDERICK EAST (S. East, Sydney, father). WILLIAM ARTHUR EGBRTON (Mrs W. A. Egerton,' Hlllcrest, Albany, Auckland. wife). ERNEST WALTER GAMBLING (E. Gambling. Paefoa, father). lAnce-Corpl. JAMES JOSEPH HARDING (M. J. Harding, Motukaraka. father), WILLIAM JOHN HARRIS (J. Harris, Massey street, Frankton Junction, father). PATRICK HENNESSY (Mrs W. H. Jones, .15 Richmond road, Auckland. WILLIAM GEORGE HILL (A. J. Hill, Seabrook Avenue, New Lynt), Auckland, father). HAROLD EDWARD HOUSTON (Mrs C. Houston, Manganui, North Auckland, mother). HOCK JOHANSEN (IT. Johansen, sen., Auhitu, Nortli Auckland, father). ROBERT EDWARD McNEIL (Mrs E. McNeil.- P. 0., Walkumete, mother). CHRISTIAN MACK (Mrs E. P. Davey, Takapuna, Auckland). JOHN DALRYMPLE MUIR (Mrs A. M. Muir, Pannurc road, Otapuhu, mother). VINCENT MURPHY (John Murphy, Dargaville). FREDK. JOHN NEWTON (.() Newton, Waio, Te.mamma, Hokianga, father). PATRICK O’DONNELL (J. O’Donnell, No. 2 Private Bay, Public Works, Taumarunul, brother). LLOYD RUSSELL (W. J, Russell, Hclensville, Auckland, fathen), EDWARD NORMAN R. SCHUMACHER (P. Schumacher, Rakaia, Canterbury, father). GERALD EDWIN SHAW T (Miss T. Shaw, Paeroa, Auckland, sister). ALBERT SING (Mrs J. Smith, Browning street. Grey Lynn, Auckland). CHARLES MATHEW SMITH (Mrs W. L, Smith, Wolscley street, Mornlngside, Auckland, wife). WILLIAM EDWARD URWIN (F. W. Urwln, Houhora, North Auckland, father). WILLIAM EDWARD VAUSE (W. Tause,' Station road, Avondale, father). Lanpe-Corpl. WILFRED ERNEST WAGENBR (Mrs L. B. Wagener, Pokenni, North Auckland, mother). WALTER HENRY* LOLOS WHITE (G. White, Cornwall, England, (father). HARRY OLIVER WILCOX (Miss B, Wilcox, Islington, London, sister). (July 10th). NORMAN P. BATLEY (Mrs B. Batley, Moawhapgo, mother). THOMAS PEARSON (R. Pearson, Lan. cashirc, England, father). (July 14th). Lieut. THOS. GILLMAN (S. D. Gillman, 585 George street, Dunedin, father). 2nd Lieut. ATHOL HUDSON (Mrs B. Hudson, The Port, Nelson, mother). Capt. WILLIAM DAVID JOLLY (Mrs E. Jolly, Cromwell, wife). Lieut. LEONARD MILLARD (Mrs Millard, 25 Kensington Terrace, Wellington South). (July 13th). 2nd Lieut. ARCHIBALD GEOFFREY BROCKETT (Mrs M. Brockctt, 9 Riddiford street, Wellington, mother). BXEB OF WOU3TOS. (July 13th). ALPIXANDEU STUART BALLANTYNE (R. Bal lan type, Edendale, Southland, father). (July 14th). ERNEST DOUARD (J. Douard, Eauchere, Verton Loire, Infrience, France, father). Corpl. ABRAHAM ALEX. MARSHALL (Mrs M. Marshall, Ulverstone, Tasmania, mother). WILLIAM HOWARD MASEFIELD (Mrs S. *A. Masefield, Ohauti, Tauranga, mother). THOMAS WILLIAM MITCHELL (K. Mitchell, FresUford, Riversdale, Southland, father). JOHN REID (D. Reid, Reid’s Lane, Feildlng, brother). WILLIAM PAISLEY SCOTT (W. Wadsworth. 76 Shetland street, Kaikorai, Dunedin, mother). (July 15th). Lance-Corpl. DANIEL BROWN (A. Brown, watchmaker, Milton,-father). JOHN CHARTERS (Mrs M. Charters, 707 Dufferin street. -Hastings, mother). Sergt ERNEST RAYMOND TALBOYS (W. J. Talboys, Brown street, Dunedin, father). (July l»th). WILLIAM BROMLEY (J. Bromley, Post Office, Limehills, Southland, father). JOHN PIERCE (W. Pierce, Gorey Co., Dertfort, Ireland, father). , uxsspro. (July 4th). Corpl. WILLIAM BEST (W. Best Otahuhu). ROBERT ALBERT CAFFERY* (Mrs M. Caffery, 2 Melford street, Ponsonby, Auckland, mother). JOHN MORRISON (A. Morrison, care McArthur, Mangatapu, Putururu, brother). JOSEPH MURPHY* (Mrs E. Murphy, 44 Aro street. Wellington, mother). JOHN OWEN (Mrs A. Owen, Hepliurn street, Ponsonby, Auckland, mother). FREDERICK CRANSTON STUBBING (Mrs K. Wallis, Allandale road, Mount Albert, Auckland, mother). WILLIAM WILSON (Mrs J. Swift Poulton Fylde, England, sister). (July nth). 2nd Lieut. GEORGE HARRY* BLACK (J. Black, Box 3St, G.P.0., Gisborne, father). aEPOSTED VOUYBZI). (July sth). JOHN HENRY* McGARRY (F. McGarry, Cambridge). STANLEY READ (G. Read, Hamilton road, Cambridge, father). (July Gth). WALTER McKINLEV WATSON (J. E. Watson, 29 Graham street, Auckland). (July 14th). 2nd Lieut. CLAUDE HALL CLARKE (Mrs T. Clarke, 25 Bourke street, Kilburnio, Wellington, mother). Lieut. JOHN GEORGE JOHNSTON (Mrs T. G. Johnston, care Mrs McKenzie, Wuirckn Junction, Oama.ru, wife). Lieut. ERNEST SALMON (J. Salmon, Central Fire Station, Dunedin, father). Lieut. McKEN7.II-: JOHN WHITE ('Professor D. R. White, Dunedin, father). BXBAXZEO POE EEOUIID, womnnso. (July 10th). GEORGE AMBROSE SHELLEY ((,’. Shelley, Puriri, Thames, father). (July 11th). WILLIAM GEORGE Ale I, KOI) iG. McLeod, The Cliffs, Waihino, father). NICOLTA MANGIDO OLSEN tK. Olsen, Vui-do, Norway, brother). JOHN RICHARDSON (Miss F. Newton, -Motnkarara, Canterbury). (July 13tb ). WILLIAM BATTY (W. Batty. 34 Douglas street, Ponsonby, Auckland, father). WALTER HENRY FRANKS (W. 11, Pranks, Rivenslea, Taranaki, father). I*iiK-e-Corpl. NATHANIEL MALCOLM (Mrs N. Malcolm, care W. Tonks, Melrose, Wellington, wife). JAMES VICTOR TWIDDMI (W. S. Twiddle. Havelock, Marlborough, brother). ADKTTO3> TO HOSTITAX. (July 6). Sergt. WILLIAM WALLACE SIMMERS (G. A. Simmers, Selwyji street, Tjmaru, father). (July 7th). DAVID MAIN LONG (D. M. Long, Nairn, Scotland, father).

CKRXARD J. O’SHAUGHNESSEY (Mrs J. T. O’Shaughnessey, Halswell, mother). (July Bth). HERBERT LI.OYD HOFF (P. Hoff, 5 Bay View Road, Musselburgh, father). WILLIAM JAMES FORSYTH (Miss A. E. Forsyth, Lake Road, Frankton Junction, sister). Lance-corpl. HUGH LINDSAY MAI It (Mrs Hugh Malr, Liddel street, Invercargill, mother). Corporal WILLIAM THOS. NICHOL (A. J. Nichol, Maitland, Gore, father). ANDREW RODGER (Hugh Rodger, Ayrshire, Scotland, father). Corporal CHAS. HERBERT WADE (Mrs W. Riddle, 163 Tasman street, Wellington, sister), ARTHUR ROBERT WILES (J. V. Burrough, Dawson street. New Plymouth). (July 9th). ALEX. BROUGH (C. Brough, Perthshire, Scotland, father). Lance-coi-pl. HENRY DAVID BURT (Henry Burt, 45 Durham street, Sydenham, Christchurch, father). CHAR. CROFT (C. Croft Stortford Lodge Hotel, Hastings, brother). WALTER WILLIAM EVANS (E. Evans, Matau, Inglewood, father). JAMES KITTO (R. F. Kltto, Roxburgh, father). Corporal THOMAS HAROLD RAPLEY (Mrs T. Rapley, Havelock North, mother) CLIVE NELSON SOWMAN (Mrs M. Sowmau, Takaka, Nelson, mother). (July 10th). Sergt. HAROLD LESLIE BOWDEN (Mrs C. Bowden, Havelock street, Ashburton, mother). RICHARD ARTHUR COOPER (Mrs A. Cooper, Hancock’s Lane, Papanui, mother). Lance-corpl, TIIOS DENISON HENDERSON (F. H. Henderson, Leithflcld). Lance-corpl. ALBERT CIL\S. JENNINGS (J. Jennings, Wcka street, Nelson. father). RICHARD PHIPPS MOLLISON (Mrs Mollison, Dunollie State Collieries, mother). JAMES JOSEPH O'MALLEY (P. O’Malley, 32 Duke street, Christ church, lather). FELIX ROONEY (Mrs M. McGowan, 87 Jackson Road, Lyttelton, mothe,r). WILLIAM MITCHELL SUTTIE (Miss J. Suttle, Dundee, Scotland, sister). ARTHUR THEODORE WRIGHT (Mrs L. Alusson, Gippsland, Victoria, sister). (July 11th). Sergt. ROBERT JAMES APPLETON (E. A. Appleton, Hqkitake, father). MAURICE QUINN ASHBY (Mrs M. Ashby, 21 Riccarton Road, Christchurch, mother). CHAS. THOMAS CARLETON (W. H. Carleton, Helensville, father), Sergt. NEVILLE EDWARD CARTER (Mrs 1. Carter, 70 Kent Terrace, Wellington, mother). THOMAS COLLIN SON (T. Collinson, Makarcwa, father). (July 11th). .TOILS* DON (Mrs J. Don, 20 Andover street, Merivalc, Christchurch, mother). HENRY GARLIGK (P.; Garlick, Bast Oxford, father). Sergeant-major ANDREW HANNAH (Mrs A. M. Hannah, 35 District Road, Mornlngton, wife). DUPREE WILLIAM McWHA (P. McWha, Murchison, father). MARK SANFORD (Mrs C. R, Anderson, Red Hill, North Walroa, mother). BASIL GEORGE SHIPP (R. C. Shipp, Matawai, brother), HERBERT HAROLD STEPHENS (C. Stephens, 15 Walpole street, Sydenham, father). Rfm. ALEX. McGREGOR TRAFFORD (A. Trafford, Matawai Post Office, Gisborne, father). - JOHN VEITCH (Mrs M. A. Veitch, City Road, Roslyn, mother), (July 12th). HORACE ASHBY (Miss E. Boyd, Box 3, Kaikoura). ANGUS CAMERON (Mrs A. Cameron, Edendale, Southland, mother). ALFRED GAREY (E. Carey, Kokonga, brother). JAMES GILMORE (Mrs J. Gilmore, Forth street, Mosgiel, mother). ARCHIBALD McAULIFFE (J. McAulIffe, Geelong, Victoria, brother). CYRIL MBRRIN (J. Mcrrin, CoUtts* Island, Kaiapoi, father). Corporal ALBERT MICHAEL PAGE (Mrs A. Budler, Hotel Mansion, Sydney, mother). PERCIVAL ROY VERCOE (H, Vercoe, Cobden street, Westport, father), (July 13th). GEORGE WM. MOORE (W. Moore, 58 Salisbury Road, Gisßornc, father). Pvte. THOS. WILLIAM STEVENSON (T. Stbvcnson, RoseAstrpct, Gore). Lance-corpl. EDWIN TRAILL (A. W. Traill, 34 Dalrymple Road, South Invercargill). SUQISbT VOVS9BP: BEJOUTED xßQxmmr. (July 3rd). ALBERT MATCHETT (J. Matchctt, Sr., Brideport street. Kaitangata). BEFOBTES WOII>SED. (July 3rfd). KENNETH LEVONI AITKEN (F. C. Aitken, Claudlands, Hamilton, father). EDWIN BRIEN (Mrs J. Barnett, 39 Edinburgh street, Auckland, aunt). HUGH CHRISTIAN HANSEN (C. Hansen, Te Awamutu, Auckland, father). FRBDK. WILLIAM McCONKKY (W, H. McConkey, Mangapiko, father). LUKE KARLD STEWART (Mrs S, S. Stewart, Grey Lynn, Auckland, mother). MAORI USX ISO. 70. womnwaa: AViu'l’ao to hospital (July 10th). JAMBS MAHANGA (Mrs N. Mahanga, Pam a Bay, Wliangarci, mother). MAHA MAURIRERE (Rlria Poiraka, Tuparoa, East Coast, mother). Corpl. BUAKIRJKIRI PAKURA (Hariata Tanglra Ranklkorl, Bay of Plenty, mother). EIfSABXEP JOB EBaSAro. (July 12th). TIJHE RINI MATIA (Mrs Maynell, Waiharara, mother). *(July 14 th). Sergt. NGAHURI PBTIHA (MakaHuri Petiha, Hastings, Hawke’s Bay). 3nd Ljju UT. A. J. KM f v'fl. Second Lieutenant Alexander James France, reported wounded on July 3, is a son of Mrs and the late Mr Robert E. France, and was born a.t Chatton, near Gore. He was educated at the Benio and Gore High Schools, and was a farmer by occupation. He was attached to the K Company of the 11th Reinforcements. He was formerly a Sergeant in the D Squadron of the 12th Otago Mounted Rifles, and always took a keen interest in military matters. corpokax. r. w. x. wnawa. Corporal F. W. R. WUlcox, wounded in the foot and leg on July 3, is a son of Mr W. A. E. and Mrs Elisabeth Willcox, formerly of Invercargill, and now of Tauranga, where Mr WUlcox is postmaster. Corporal WUlcox, who was attached to the 16 til Waikato Company Auckland Infantry of the sth Reinforcements, wan born in Invercargill, and educated at the - Park School and the Invercargill Boys’ High School. He left New Zealand as orderly sergeant in charge of the records of the 6th Reinforcements. Utipon his arrival in Egypt ho wont to the front as a private, anil was at Sari Bair and Chunuk Bair on August 15. At one time Corporal Willcox was a member of the Union S.S. Co.'s Invercargill staff, and later served as a purser. For a time also he was employed in Messrs Roopc and Co.’s Office. Ho was a member of the Invercargill Golf Club when be resided In Invercargill. PRIVATE Q. HAMPTON. Private Georgo Hampton, reported wounded in the right ear on July 8, is the eldest, son of the late Mr Geo. .las. ami the late Mrs Mary Hampton. He was born at Dundry, England, and educated at Dipton. Prior to enlisting with the 4tb Southland Company on August 23 of last year, he followed the occupation of a farmer. He was a member of the Dipton Football Club, and of the Dipton Athletic Club. Othcrwae. he lived a very quiet life, until ho hoard the call for King and Country, when he left his farm in the hands of a substitute in order to answer the call. LAVCE-COBPOXAX JBimiM TRAXLX. Lance-corporal Edwin Traill reported wounded in the chest on July 13 is a son of Mr and Mrs A. W. Traill, late of Oringa Oringa, Stewart Island. He was horn at the Island and educated at the South and High Schools. He enlisted at Gisborne In the Earl of Liverpool’s Regiment, but was subsequently transferred to the Otago Battalion. Previous to going to Gisborne, where he entered into partnership with his brother In the kind and estate business, he was in Mr

T. D. A. Moffett's and South British Offices. While in Invercargill LanceCorporal Traill was an active member of th© Invercargill Bowing Club, and was successful in winning a cup at an Invercargill Regatta, Mr Traill has four sons at the front, and only last mail received word that the four boys had met in France. M3TCTTEWABT EITDSOH. A Nelson Press Association telegram states that word has been received that Lieutenant Athol Hudson, son of the late Dr Hudson and Mrs Hudson, of Tapawera, has been killed in action. Lieut, Hudson was an old boy of Nelson College and Waitaki High School, and was selected in 1915 as the Rhodes scholar from Victoria College. CAFTAIS JOLIT’S SEATS COEnSKES. The Cromwell correspondent of the Dunedin Star wired on Saturday that the death of Captain Jolly was officially confirmed late an Friday afternoon. It may be said that no calamity in the present great struggle has more deeply affected the community than has his death. His answer to the call to arms was surrounded with extreme sacrifice, and was not confined to his extensive business connections, but also in parting with his wife and six young children, to whom the very deepest sympathy goes out. A lifetime attachment to volunteering and a steady promotion in the ranks of the Territorials no doubt inspired bis action in going forth to do battle. His life was one of enterprise, energy, grit, and consideration for those associated with him —noble characteristics which were displayed in his dying moments. Immediately on receipt of the official news flags were flown half-mast, and the citizens assembled at the Mayors request and passed a motion of sympathy with his wife and family, and arranged for a public memorial service. Other local bodies have passed touching motions to his loss. UOrCE-COBPOSU E. hj. HAZE. Dance-Corporal Hugh Lindsay Maxr, wounded in the head in action in France, is the third son of the late Mr Hugh Malr and Mrs Mair, now of Wellington. He was educated at the Middle and High .Schools, Invercargill, and at the time of his enlistment in the Eighth Reinforcements was a clerk in the office of Messrs ,T. E. Watson and Co., Ltd. He was prominently identified with the Harriers In Invercargill. Lance-Corpl. Hair’s late father, Mr Hugh Malr, was one of Invercargill’s ex-mayors, UERTKBAJrT L. MTT.T.A nil Many Soutblanders will read with regret of the death in action of Lieut. L. Millard, one of the well known Fortrose family. His father. Captain Millard, was in Invercargill a fortnight ago as Officer Commanding the mounted detachment of the Fourteenth Reinforcements. Lieut. Millard was an ex-pupil of the Southland Boys' High School apd was a prominent athlete. He enlisted soon after the outbreak of war, returned to the dominion some nine or ton months ago, and before leaving again married. He therefore leaves a young widow in Wellington. PRIVATE O. W. CLUtX. Private Charles Wm. Clark, who was on July 18 reported wounded in the back, is a son of Mr Francis and Mrs Helen Clark, of Roslyn Bush. He was born at Myross Bush, and educated at the Myross Bush and Boslyn Bush schools. He left for the. front.with the Bth Reinforcements, and prior to enlisting was employed in contracting and chaff-cutting in the Mabel district. He was a member of the Myross Sports Club for several years.,