ROLL OF HONOUR.

West Coast Times, 7 September 1915, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR.

DISEMBARKED at MALTA. AUCKLAND /BATTALION Private C. E. Fuvdcr (sick) N.Z. FIELD ARTILLERY. Bombardier J. B. Nolan OTAGO BATTALION. Private C. J Fisher ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL. ' 9th General Hospital, Alexandria— AUCKLAND (BATTALION. Private E. G. Edmond Private J. Johnstone Private P. Walden FIELD AMBULANCE, Private A. G. Jenkins AUCKLAND MOUNTED. Trooper F. V. Wheatley N.Z. Stationary ‘Hospital, Port Said— OTAGO MOUNTED, Captain A. J. S. Cowie CANTERBURY BATTALION. Lieut. J. B. lie Motte (Grevmouth) N.Z. MEDICAL CORPS. Private M. Clark EMBARKED FOR ENGLAND. CANTERBURY MOUNTED. Trooper P. Smith WELLINGTON BATTALION Lance-Corporal V. 31. Bannister SICK AND WOUNDED ARRIVED IN LONDON. (Progressing favourably.) AUCKLAND BATTALION. Corporal J. Willis, Privates W. J. Geard, W. Si. Burns, G Lury, L. G. Hart, A. J. Evered, J.‘ H. Muir, J. Scanlon, IV. (1. Dixon, C. J. Bloor, C. Bist, J Green, J. Dodgson, W. Henderson, A. Smith, A. Mylls, C. Arns, L. W. Bennett, C, McDonald, W. Jamieson, J. Greenall. AUCKLAND MOUNTED.

Troopers C. S. Bagnaß, F. J. Nesbit G. H. 3laidens, F. L. B. Inder. WELLINGTON BATTALION.

Corporal J. Bloor, Lance-Corporal R. T. Field, Privates S. H. Dyson, D. N. Mclieod, S. Johnstone, A. E. Pearson, A. Quinlan, D. W. Robie, J. Kimmond, E. H. Weber, F. C. Gibbs, C. Street, M. Griffin, E. H. T. Dimn, 0. Forrester, J. Petrie, R. P. Butler WE LUNG TON MOUNTED Trooper R A. Sangster ‘ OTAGO BATTALION

Privates AAL Lays, L. J. Aleiklejohn I'. Tannahill, AA r . H. Thompson, A. AV. Crichtbn. J. Stoekbridgc, J. Towers, G. 80-xall, L. C, AV l ight. OTAGO ’MOUNTED. Sergt. .). Summers, Trooper J. R. -Alatlieson. FIELD ENGINEERS. I ance-Corporal S. .1. Hearn, Sappers J. K. AfcKcnzie and J. L. Rellerby. WELLINGTON, Sept. 6. The Defence Department to-day issued the following; AA'OUNDKD. OTAGO BATTALION. Private A. B. Rutherford Private J, G. Spotswood Private J. Stockbirdge Private. G. J. Sutherland Private F. 0. Tustin Private A. AYitch Private A. AVells Privato A. B. AVilson Private G. I. Atkinson Private S. R. Ellis Private R. AV. Guy Private B. 0. Hockley Private S. H. Mitchell Private A, Morrison Private H. McKay Private A. B. Reeds Lance-Corporal AA T . Patterson Private AV. J. Pauling^ Private G. E Richardson Private AV. K . Smith Private H. J. M. Stirling Private A. hj. AVebb Private C. G. AA’ilson Private C. F. Bone Private A T. Cooper Private R M. Currie Private S. F. Spooner Private P. Gordon Private J. Crockett Private W. A. Denning Private J. Jolly Private AV. Rutherford Private J. Sutherland (second time, Private .7. Carnegie , Privato T Corbett Private H. A\ r . Justin Private M. Patterson Privato Y. Mayner

SLIGHTLY WOUNDED. (No. 2 General Hospital, Ghezireli.) AUCKLAND BATTALION. Private P. 'McLean AUCKLAND MOUNTED. Trooper H. J. Collins CANTERBURY MOUNTED. Trooper D. Smale Trooper R. J. Murdoch OTAGO MOUNTED, Trooper R. D. Wilkinson Trooper R. Varley Trooper J. W. Patterson Trooper H. Colder DANGEROUSLY ILL. N.Z. General Hospital, Cairo.) OTAGO BATTALION Private R. C. Allen /N.Z. FIELD ARTILLERY, Lient. iE. F. H. Knowles N.Z, ENGINEERS. Sapper L. B. Elliott AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. KILLED IN ACTION. Lient. D. Kettle DIED OF WOUNDS. Captain A. Wilkinson CANTERBURY MOUNTED KEGT. KILLED IN ACTION. Lieut. C, Harter OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. Officially reported missing; unofficially reported killed in action, 24th August. Lieut. R. M. Watson

CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. KILLED IN ACTION. Trooper A. Stemmer f MISSING. Trooper M. Ifclnjies DANGEROUSLY ILL. Trooper A, G. Waghorn (gunshot wounds idlest) DIED OF .WOUNDS. Trooper F. V. Bareli AUCKLAND ‘BATTALION. .KILLED IN ACTION. Private N. S. Yoiing DIED OF WOUNDS. Private A. G. Ballantine DIED OF HAEMORHAGE. Private J. J. Merrick DIED OF (TYPHOID, Private iR. G. Gardiner OTAGO BATTALION. DIED OF WOUNDS. Private T. Ellis FIELD AMBULANCE. DIED OF ENTERIC. Private E. Bonnin IV EIJJNG TON B ATTALION. DIED OF WUIAJJS, Private S. J. Riddington Corporal R. W. Aulrt Private E. IV. Clarke . Private Weavers DIED OF WOUNDS AND ENTERIC Sorgt. E. 0. Smythe DIED OF PNEUMONIA. Scrgt. H. 31. Parrington

CAN TER BURYI 5 ATT Aid ON. KILLED IN ACTION. (Previously reported missing.) Private E. Hatton KILLED IN ACTION. Private B. R. Turner DIED OF WOUNDS. (On hospital ship.) Private A. Robertson DIED OF WOUNDS. Private E. J. W. Lee Private M. A. Spaing OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES. DIED OF IIYSIENTJiV AND PNEUMONIA. Trooper J. Hourston N.Z. ARMY SERVICE CORPS. Died of gunshot whunds shoulder and haomori ■hage, at Heliopolis— Driver .1. M. Real AVELI,INGTON BATTALfON. Reported died of cardiac failure. Private R. .1. Worley AUCKLAND BATTALION. REPORTED WOUNDF.U. Private J. Laureuson Private C. Bennett Private H. W. Black Private A. BoiThwuk Private S. Braham Corporal AV. S. Bums Private H. S. Gallagher Private H. Christie Private H. Clark Corporal F, Clayton Private E. J. Clerk Private D. C. Grosser Lance-Corporal P. ,1. Deveroau , Private. A\ r . Dickey f Private AV. 0. H. Driffil Sergt. E, Drummond Private F’. J. Evans Private A E. A r ered Corporal AV. F. Iraeri Private M. Flynn Private R. Cardno Private H. Paufai Corporal P, G. Parcc Private A. Vostlewaite Private A. Price Private AAL A, Rcdl’ern Private E. FI Rushorone Private F. Carshough Private S. N. Sehrgohl Private J. A. Silviora Private S. K. Skollern Corporal J. R. Smith Private Snowlcn Private R. AV. Speight Private F. G. Stubbing Lance-Corporal A. L. Taylor Private ,T. Thomson Private C. Tnrvey Private AV. P. Underwood Private AV. E. AVatson Private J. 0. Gibson Private E. Gould Private A. 0. Olmnt Private AV. Gray Private J. Green Private J. AV. Grice Private AA T . Griffin Private L. G. Hart Private C. Hartley Private R. M. Harvey Sergt R. Ay. Hathaway Private AV. Henderson ■ Private C. Hiekmnn Lance-Corporal T. Isaacs Private J’. M. Kern Private A. J, Law Primate At. Lawlor Private G. Lewis Sergt. D. M. Loganu Private A. K ; , Lowther Private F. Martin Private A. E, Matthews Private J. Moyrissey Private A. V. Alould Ismee-Corporal R. Mclntyre Privato E. C. E- Nicholson Private .L A . Oliver Corporal G. Paterson Private J. B. Brickdale Private L. Brooks Sergt. Q. Brawn Acting Sergt.-Alajor J. L. Cavy Private AV. G. Dixon Corporal J. Dagon Corporal .T. AV. Kennedy Private R. A, Aloore Private C. Rist Private W. P. Taylor Private ('. R. Temperley Private B. Gibson Private E. Rutherford Private F. G. Cottle Private W. J. Page Private F. A. Shoo king Private W. G. Clements Private N. F. Gardner

Private H. Pilkington Private 31. A. Towers REPORTED WOUNDED SECOND OCCASION. Private. P. S. Brigson i Private G. F. Jackman Private D. H. Craig Private E. B. Dclacey Private R. E. Donnelly AUCKLA Ml) BATTALION. REPORTED WOUNDED SECOND OCCASION. Private J. H. Catton Private W. J. Board Private W. F. Hamilton Private A. J. Hibbs Private A. McKinnon Private D. Mcßae Private W. Pearce Private L. Quirk Private C, L. Reeves Private P. Roberts Private A. C. Robins Private A. J. Banks Corporal W. S. Bickertoh Scrgt. A. 11. Gillespie Private T. A. Jones Private. A. C. Smith WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. DIED OF ENTERIC. TrooperlE. H. G. Whitt on Admitted to loth General Hospital, Alexandria— AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. Trooper K. C. White (severe gunshot wound chest) Trooper H. C. Corner (severe gunshot wounds arms) WELLINGTON MOUNTED RIFLES. Trooper IV. C. East (severe gunshot wounds chest)

CANTERBURY 3IOUNTEI) RIFLES. DANGEROUSLY ILL. N.Z. General Hospital Cairo— Trooper 0. J. Waters (gunshot wounds arm and chest) N.Z. FIELD ARTILLERY DIED OF ENTERIC. Gunner IV. L. Skilton CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. DIED OF TYPHOID. Trooper D. M. 3lcVey CA NTER BUR Y lIATTA LION. Died of gunshot wound neck, nligant cndoc.indiris complicating typhoid Private P. 1). McGregor

Admitted to 21st General Hospital, Alexandria— AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. Trooper 11. Pearson (gunshot wound right slinukler, slight) WELLINGTON MOUNTED «IFLKS. Trooper (I. Smith (gimmot wound wrist-, ami shoulder, slight) Trooper L. Houlbrooke (sprained nuklo, slight) OTAGO MOUNTED RIFLES Trooper M, Houden (gunshot wounds face and shoulder, slight) AUCKLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. Trooper R. F. Aldrich (gunshot wound right foot, slight) Admitted to Ist Australian General Hospital, Cairo— CANTERBURY MOUNTED /RIFLES. Trooper 1). Barnes (bonih wounds arm and thigh)

Reported dangerously ill in New Zealand General Hospital, Cairo— AV ELLIN GTO N BATTALION. ' Private A. Henderson (gunshot wound thigh)

NE.AY ZEAI AND CASUALTIES

AN OFFICIAL LIST.

An official list lias boon issued by the Records Office, giving the total list of casualties to the New Zealand .(Expeditionary Force tin lo and including 1226 Homin' Force up to and including lists issued on August 30th. The grand total of casualties given is 1802, including 1226 dead, ,'tiU missing, 11271 wounded, and one prisoner. . The details are as under; Officers. Men. Totals. Killed 53 832 887 Died of Wounds 16 323 339 Missing M -290 '304 Wounded 17(5 30,03 3271 Prisoner I 1 Totals 201 4311 4802 The approximate total casualties for the respective units are as follows: Headquarters 1-1 Auckland .Mounted Hides ... 282 ■ Wellington -Mounted Hides ... 240 Canterbury Mounted 'if id tvs ... 213 Otago Mounted Hides 162 Artillery Brigade ; 99 Field IKngineers 134 Auckland Infantry 1007 Wellington lljfantry 921 Canterbury Infantry 909 Otago Infantry 919 Army Service Corps 9 Divisional Train 2-1 Field Ambulance 29 British Section 8 Divisional Signalling Corps ... 2 CHAPLAIN KILLED. MAJOR WM. (HUNT. WELLINGTON, Sept. C. News has been received that Chap-lain-Major Win. Grant, senior Presbyterian chaplain to the main, force, was killed at the Dardanelles on August 28th. He was a native of Ormondville and 56' years of age. He had been stationed at Now Plymouth, Leoston and Gisborne at various times. He leaves a widow and five children, two sons being at the front. AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES. SYDNEY, Sept. 6. The 74th casualty list gives the following:— Killed in action.—Three officers and A3 men. Died of wounds.—Three officers and 62 men, including A. C. Wright. Died of illness.— One officer and 10 men. Wounded.—Twenty officers and 669 men, including Lance-Corporal H, E. Pickering and H. W. Thompson. 1 Hospitalled at Heliopolis.—J. Me.I'Enoy (second occasion), H. Hayward,

L I*. Craft, 0. Moh-illes, V. Diraock, C. J. Hack nor til. Disembarked at Malta.—J. .1. Scott, 31. Weir (second occasion). W. .1. Hailey, H. 0. Shaw, H. Dockerty, J. McCuUngh, W. H. Morrison. 111.—Five officers and 140 men, including J. Mahon, previously reporbed wounded, hospitalled at Ghezirch, and B. IV. ,1. (Herbert, disembarked at Malta. Missing.—Mine men. MAG IST®ATE’S SON KILLED. LIEUTENANT KETTLE. AUCKLAXHD, Sept. 6. Private advice lias been received ny Mr. Kettle, S.M., that his son, Lieut. Desmotid Kettle, of the Auckland Mounted Rifles, was killed in action at the Dardanelles on August 2»tn. He recently married Miss Gladys Nathan, daughter of Mr, Alfred Nathan, of Auckland. SOCIALIST HEIR KILLED. J/>NDON, Sept. o. Hon. diaries Lister, the Socialist heir to Lord Ribblesdnle, has been killed at the Dardanelles