ROLL OF HONOUR

Timaru Herald, Volume CVII, Issue 16617, 23 August 1918, Page 5

ROLL OF HONOUR

CASUALTY LIST. Per Press Association. WELLINGTON, August 22. The following names appear in lists for Canterbury Military District:— KILLED IN ACTION. Wilson, George, August 1 A. . Todd'. Shirley, a.). Bi'iggs, George "Edwin, August 6 (Sirs E. Brijigs, Shirley, m.). Previously reported missing, now declared by Court of Inquiry killed in action March 30th, 1918:—' Wilkio, Ronald Leslie (F. W. Wilkie, Scfton, f.). DIED 01? WOUNDS. Hannen, Steven (H. Hannen, I'adsnor). DIED OF SICKNESS. Simmons, George Henry, August 1G (.1. Simmons, Kingsdown, Timaiu, f.). Woodham, James Cecil (Mrs J. Woodham, Heathcotc Valley). O'Connor, Jeremiah (Newcastle, N.S.W.). wounded! Flood, James (Mrs J. Flood, St. ASbans I *. Cameron. Robert Brown, Corpora!. July 21 (Mrs H. Cameron, Waimate, m.). Neil, Thomas, August S (Mrs C. Johnstone, Rakaia, a.). Wilkins, Arthur Edwin, August 3 (Mrs M. Wilkins, Pareora, in.). Wounded and admitted to hospital, August 11th: — Revell, Geoffrey Adrian (T. A. Re veil, Blenheim, f.V Slightly wounded, remaining with unit -. Beaslcy, Samuel Charles (M.C.\ I Second Lieutenant (Mrs S. C. Beasley, England, \v.). Mackintosh. Alexander Murray (Mrs J. Mackintosh, Ricearton, m.).

HOSPITAL REPORT. Dangerously ill—Private B. McKay (M.M.)j Ashburton. Not reported as severe cases:—Privates W. Inglis (Rangitata).; G. L. Smith (Timaru); T. Vincent (Pareora) ; G. Trethoway (Ashburton). OTHER DISTRICTS, KILLED IN ACTION. August 3—S. Nicol, Robert K. (M.C.), temp. Captain, Lower Hutt. Hanson, Arthur (Remuera). Barrow, Norman (Te Puke). McKcown, James (Mangaheke). Ooulsou, Eric (Hastings). Moore, Frank George (Parnell). Wilson. Guv Clark (Auckland). Feil, Randolph B. J. (Heme Bay). Previously reported missing believeu prisoner of war, now declared by Court of Inquire killed in action. April 2nd, 191S:— Lovo. David (Woodville). DIED OF WOUNDS. Greene, Jack Godfrov, Aug. lo (Parnell). Gerard, Robert H. (Auckland). Williams, Percy L. (Kaitoke). WOUNDED. August 6—13. Finn, W. J. (Nightcaps). Nicholson, J. S. (punedin). Leeny, Jack (Napier). Errington, John (England 1 ). Bodkin, Andrew (Auckland). Lever. Robert H. (Auckland). McMillan, Hugh (M.M.), (Ireland). Reported wounded and admitted to hospital. August 10—14: Sneddon, Kenneth A., Lieut. £Ponsonby). Ogier, Claud D. (Te Kuiti). McCorkhill, John (Fiji). Hubert, Alfred (Manakau). Kay. David (Oamaru). f wayne Alfred James. Lieut. (Cambridge). . Frost, Frederick L. (Frankton). Powell, Sydney (Maugonui). Jeffries, Edward (England). Hiuton. J. W. 2nd Lieut. (Invercargill). Sullivan, Patrick ("Dannevirke). Gradwell, George H. (M.M.) (Wellington). Biggs, Herbert W. (Taranaki). Cleaverdon, Richard (Wellington) Slightly wounded, remaining with unit. August 6—lo: Tuck. George Albert, Temp. Captain (Mt. Eden). Murdoch, Thomas L. (Duncdin). Forsyth, Hadlan (Whangorei). Rvau, Thomas Henry (Piako County) Hartnett. William (Tasmania). Atherford, Leslie J. (Wanganuil. Gillies. Rolwrt (Hastings). Liggins, John Henry (Tokomaru). Brown, Peter Janes (Feilding). Pcrston,' David (Gisborne). Evans, Ernest (England). Reihana, Te Kareti (Pt. Awanui).

Word was received in Christchurch yesterday of the death in action in Franco on August 3rd of Corporal Goorpo Geddes Todd, who enlisted in the 1-lth Reinforcements. Deceased was nreviouslv enmloved in the office of Walter Hill and Co., wool merchants. Christchurch. and was a brother of Mr D. T. Todd, schoolhouse. Milford. and of Mrs Robin Gray, Orari Gorge.