ROLL OF HONOUR

Timaru Herald, Volume CVII, Issue 16444, 16 January 1918, Page 7

ROLL OF HONOUR

CASUALTY LIST. Per Press Association. WELLINGTON, Jan. 15. Casualty liss 762 was issued to-day— KILLED IX ACTION. Johnson, George (Aldershot, Eng.). Blundell, Francis \V. (Humerviiie). Pennell, Arthur 31jC. (Panmure). Slaughter, James (Morpeth, Eng.). Birk, John 11. S., Dec. 28 (Mis A. 13irk, c.o. Mrs Commons, Christchurch, wife). Earp,_ Harry (New Plymouth). .Wat-kins, Charles Reginald (Stratford). KJtson, Wm. Charles (Wanganui). Walker, Ernest Victor (Otahuhu). Leal, Thos. (Balclutha). Lines, Robt. Henry (Petone). Muff, Norman Douglas, Jan. 4 (ArUrur Muff, farmer, Orari, father). Previously reported reasonable to suppose killed in action, now reported killed in action, October 4: — Sheddan," Alexr. (Tapanui). Previously reported missing, now reported killed in action, December 28:— Crouch, Albert Edward (England). Green, Wm. Jas., Oct. 12 (Auckland) Pageti, Travis Edwd. (Taupiri). Result of Court of Inquiry, previously. reported wounded, now reported killed in action June 7:— Elder, Walter Newton (Auckland). Result of Court of Inquiry, previously Reported missing, now reported killed in action, Dec. 3: — Avison, Joel E. (Waipukurau). Cormick, Thos. John (Enfield). Cree, Herbert Stewart (Otekaike). Dodds, Wm. G. J. (Invercargill). Flint, Daniel Henry (Roslyn). Greenway, Richard (St. Clair). Halliday, Corrie (Albertown). Haugh, Jas. David (Wyndham). Hay, Peter (Mrs F. Hay, Genii dine, mother). • Hisbon, Michael (Wilton). Honau, Thomas Patrick (Mrs D. H. Edprar, Dee Street, Timaru, mother). Holmes, Ernest (Auckland). Hunter, Harry (Riwrton). •Tones, Cbas. (Dunedin). Kearney, John (Ranfurly). Kinney, Francis Joseph (St. Clair). McErlane, Wm. (Ranfurly). McGuire, Wm. (Dunedin). Manson, Ancterv M. (Tnvercargill). Moffat, Jolin Henrv (Clinton^. Thomson, Morton- M. (Dunedin). Warden, David Air (Scotland). Previously reported missing, December 3rd. now reported killed in astion— Mallett, Aubrey (Palmerston N.). DIED OF WOUNDS. Fraser, Magnus, 2nd Lieut. (Invercargill). Mullan, Charles (Southland). Result of Court of Inquiry, previously reported wounded, now reported died of wounds on or about December 8: Chainey, Lionel (England). Dot-ward, Edmond W. (Lovel's Flat). Harris, John (Mosgiel). limeham, Peter W. (New Plymouth). Pay, Wm. Huson (Invercargill). DIED OF SICKNESS. Whitelaxv, Alex. G. (Invercargill). Simot, Richard J. E. (Rotorua). MISSING. Previously reported wounded, now reported wounded and missing, Dopembcr s: Walker, Henry Sinclair (Waikato). j A Press Cable from London that Lieutlenant T. Handyside, Dublin Fusil'ers, of Wanganui, has been killed in action. Mrs W. H. Hooper, Shaw Street, Temuka, received word on Monday that her son, Corporal W. W. Hooper, 13 expected back iii New Zealand shortly. Corporal Hooper left with the 4Ui Reinforcements. Mrs E. Lnrken sen., Temuka, received a cable last week that her son, Private J. H. Pratley, had been transferred to the Convalescent Depot, Hornclnireh, on December IS. Miss Harrison, The Orchard, Temuka, has received word that her brotlior, l*rivate A. J. Harrison, was wounded in France on December 25tli. Private Harrison loft with tho 27tli Reinforcements.

Mr A. Martin, Tenmka, received word on Monday that ]h"g son. Private E. Martin, would arrivo in New Zealand shortly. Private Martin has been reported snriously ill three or four times.

Mrs K. M. Johnson, Lower Waitolii, received a cable last week stating "that her son. Private V. "R.. Johnson, was admitted to tho Military Hospital, Bethnal Green, on December 23. Sergeant Oswald James Smith, died of wounds on December 6th, of Abbotsford. Dunedin, was for two years a pupil teacher at) Waimataitai school.