THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 144853, 3 December 1915, Page 7

THE ROLL OF HONOUR.

HOSPITAL AND PROGRESS REPORT. rr.P. PRESS ASSOCIATION. WELLINGTON, Dec. 3. Army Service Corps.—Removed from seriously ill list: Lieutenant J. G. W. Salt. N. 7i. Field Artillery: Sergeant W. J. Brennan. Canterbury Battalion.—Slightly unproved: Lieutenant P. A. S. Stephens. Progressing favourably; Private L. H. Trumper. Auckland Mounted.—At Woodcote Park, Epsom; Trooper R. Bluett. Otago Mounted.—Ro-auiuifled to London General Hospital (doing well): Lieutenant P. J. R. Fordliam. Army Service Corps (six weeks’ furlough)'; Lieutenant G. E. Eliott. Wellington Battalion.—Prisoner of war, reported officially cured completely : Private G. Gunn. Maori Contingent.—Disembarked at Malta, slightly sick: Private M. Hirini. Discharged convalescent at Alexandria; Private D. Ransfield. Danperously ill*. Private "VV. Mira. Chit of danger: Private P. Kingi.

A canary lias been donated to the Red Cross'Market for sale to-morrow. This is a good opportunity for anyone to secure a beautiful singer. The Xmas tree in charge of Miss Henderson at the- carnival yesterday was a great success, the sum of £22 being taken. Miss Henderson was also in charge of the maypole. Alesars. Alorcy and Son have now moved into their new premises in Devon Street after making a record shift. The firm’s immense stock was shifted in two days and they, will bo ready to receive customltra m their new shop to-morrow morning. It is expected that the amount collected at the Central School Carnival on Thursday will exceed the sum of £260. The Mayoress (Mrs. 0. H. Burgess) wishes to acknowledge a donation of £lO towards the same fund, viz., kV 1 Stationary Hospital.