ROLL OF HONOUR.

West Coast Times, 24 November 1915, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR.

CASUALTIES. WELLINGTON', Nov. 23. Died at 2nd Western Conoral Hospital, Manchester, Medical Corps— Privato R. Ibbatsmi. Previously reported wounded, now reported died of wounds, Wellington Mounted Hides. —Lieutenant K. S. Perry. Previously reported missing, now reported dead, Canterbury Mounted Hides.— Limit. Charter. Previously reported wounded, further reported rejoined regiment and admitted, to hospital sick, Canterbury p.attaliou.—Private 0. Pushtoo. Admitted to 3rd London Ceneral Hospital, ILv,df|uarlers New Zealan’d and A. Hi vit ion. Lieu tenant-Colonel .). C. Hughes. Wellington Mounted (Idles.— Lieut, N. Crawshaw, Otago Mounted Hides.—Lieut. 11. ,T. K. Smith, Lieut. P. Wells. Field Artillery—Captain O. C. Arrington. Kngiiipprs.—rin K. P. H. ftkolSt'V. Moclical Corps.—Captain P. .lory. Admitted Ist ttonUmrn Conoral hospital. Birmingham. sink Engineers, —ft pper S. Legge. Seriously ill, St. Andrew’s hospital, Malta, field Artillery—(limner T). Mitrehisou. Admitted King (!enrge‘s ho^ita 1 ; Loudon, slightly stele, Wellington Mounted Hides—Trooper E. f. S. Pendall. Admitted Xetley hospital, Kuglanil, sick, field Arlillery.—Ommer C -L Cornwall. Admitted llrook hospital, Woolwich, England, Engineers—Sapper T. A. Bradley, Maori Contingent, embarked for England.— Lieut. .1. P. Kerris. Private A. Tekiri. DiseH.rged einvaleseenl. Alexandria.—Private J. llopata. Admitted Beaufort hospital, Bristol, wounded.—Private M, Perika, IV. Tamihinia. Admitted .3rd Southern Ceneral hospital, Oxford.—Private W. T. Peri. Admitted to Lord Derby hospital, Warrington.—Privates 11. filers, S. (!. K.detai, 0. Poipoi, C. Hotoatara. Admitted 3rd London Hospital.— Captain W. Kinds. Admitted Military Hospital, Tooting,— London.—Privates D. Lottes, -I. Sullivan, Corporal P. Pewliaeraugi. MAO It I CONTINGENT. Admitted to .Military hospital Tooting, London.— SEVERELY WOP.VDED. Private' Haiti Ngaiiiuka. HOSPITAL ANITpROGRESS REPOHT. DANGEROCSLY ILL. FIELD ARTILLERY. Lieut. L. W. Tomlin. A I CELAND BATTALION. WOENDED, Private C. Graham. Removed from dangerous list. OTAGO BATTALION. Private RniiMiam, Recovered and leaving Alexandria for Hie front. AUCKLAND BATTALION. Private E. (L Knox. STB ANO CL ATED T [EH Nl A, ARMY NUHSTNTI SERVICE. Sister C. Morris. Embarked for England,— AFCKLAND BATTALION. Trooper A. f. Heretis.

AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES. (By Telegraph.—Per Press Association.) SYDNEY, Nov. 23. The llltli casualty list includes:— 111, Sergeant H. hospitailed at London, Lance-Corporal B. W. Dicg, hospitaller! at Fulham, Private L. G. H. Hughes and J. A. Armstrong disembarked at Malta. Private G. W. Parmcnter, hospitallod at Bristol Private J. Colo, embarked for Eng. land. V AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES. OVER 30,000 TO DATE. SYDNEY, Nov. 21. OFFICERS. Dead * ■ 30!) Wounded ... I ... ... 413 Missing II Prisoners C Nature of easualtv unknown 31 MEN. Dead 5,42.5 Wounded 13,22-1 Missing 1,461 Sick 9,927 Prisoners 47 Nature of casualty unknown 239 The drtad include a chaplain and a nurse, and the wounded two chaplains. Grand total 31,537.

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