The following is a list of students who have been killed or wounded at the Dardanelles. The list is by no means complete, and we should be grateful for information concerning those who have answered the call of duty:—

Killed.

DUNDON, William Thomas.—Attended lectures during the years 1910, 1911, and was for several seasons a member of the Cricket Club. Dundon enlisted as a private in the Main Body.

GOULDING, John Hannington.—Attended lectures 1901 to 1907. Graduated B.A. 1906, M. A. 1907. He enlisted shortly after the Main Body left, and was appointed a Captain in the 3rd Reinforcements. Shortly after landing he was engaged in some severe trench fighting, and was killed by a bomb.

MILLS, John Edmund (Lance-Corporal).—Attended lectures 1909-1913. Mills graduated B.A. in 1913, and subsequently moved to Levin, whence he joined the Main Body of the N.Z. Expeditionary Force. Mills was killed during a fierce assault with the bayonet on a Turkish trench.

JACKSON, George Covell.—Attended lectures 1909 to 1913. He graduated B.A. in 1912, and subsequently entered the legal profession at Hamilton. On the outbreak of war, Jackson joined the Auckland Mounted Rifles, and took part in the fighting on the Gallipoli Peninsula, where he received the wounds which caused his death. G. C. Jackson was one of the best students at Victoria College—a man who took part in every side of University life, and who did not hesitate to sacrifice himself to further the interests of his Alma Mater. Those of us who knew him well appreciated to the full his sterling character, and feel a deep personal loss at his death.

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PHILLIPS, Charles Ernest.—Attended lectures during the years 1909, 1910. Phillips was a prominent member of the 'Varsity Football Club. He enlisted as a private in the Main Body, and was killed early in the fighting at the Dardanelles

RANDRUP, Helger Bro.—Attended lectures 1906, 1907. Played for the 'Varsity Cricket Club. Randrup was also a private in the Main Body of the Expeditionary Force.

RULE, William Bramwell.—Attended lectures during the years 1909 and 1910. Kept 2nd year's terms in 1910. Subsequently he transferred to Canterbury College.

STOCKER, Ingelow Penrose Dunbar.—Attended lectures during the year 1911. Was a sergeant in the N.Z. Expeditionary Force. Stocker was mentioned in dispatches for bravery at Gallipoli, where later he was mortally wounded.

TATTLE, Philip Gardiner.—Attended lectures 1906, 1907. In the latter part he kept terms in his subjects. He enlisted in the Main Body as a private, and subsequently was promoted to lance-corporal. Tattle was killed in action at the Dardanelles.

WINDER, Holloway Elliot.—Matriculated in 1908, and for several years attended law lectures. He enlisted at the outbreak of the war, and was appointed a lieutenant in the 3rd Reinforcements. Winder was killed in action shortly after landing in Turkey.

Wounded.

Atkinson, Gerald Innes.—Attended lectures during year 1913.

Delamore, Adrian Wilmot.—Attended law lectures for several years. Graduated LL.B. 1913, LL.M. 1914. Delamore was a sergeant in the Headquarters Staff of the Auckland Infantry Battalion, Main Body.

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East, Alfred F. D.—Attended lectures 1906-1908 and from 1910 up till time of his enlistment in N.Z. M.C., Main Body. East was a member of the Football Club for a number of years. From accounts received, it appears that up to the time of being wounded, East has done good work as a stretcher bearer on the Peninsula of Gallipoli.

Ellis, Sidney Robert.—Attended lectures 1912, 1913, 1914.

Fawcett, Thomas.

Hall-Jones, Frederick G.—Attended lectures 1909-1913. Graduated B.A. 1912, LL.B. 1914. Hall-Jones was an indefatigable worker in all branches of University life; a real hustler for the College. He enlisted in the Main Body ; was made a corporal ; and has taken part in a good deal of the fighting at the Dardanelles. He was wounded while taking a Turkish trench at the point of the bayonet. The trench was taken, and for this feat Hall-Jones was promoted to sergeant-major.

Hill, Reginald Bernard.—Attended lectures 1906, 1909. Graduated LL.B. 1914. Enlisted as a private in the 3rd Reinforcements. Member of the V.C. Football Club

Hogben, George M.—Attended lectures 1903, 1904. Is a sergeant in the Main Body, N.Z.E.F. Hogben has been twice wounded.

Inder, Eric Wyles.—Trooper in the Mounted Rifles, Main Body. Inder attended law lectures 1908, 1909, 1910.

Mccaw, William T.—Attended lectures 1911, 1912, 1913. Went to Samoa, and on his return immediately reenlisted in the 4th Reinforcements. McCaw was severely wounded, a bullet breaking the bone of the upper arm

Mckenzie, Frank E.—Attended lectures 1909-1912. Won a Senior Scholarship in History, and graduated B.A. 1912. The same year he was V.U.C. candidate for the Rhodes Scholarship. He subsequently page 16 gained the LL.B. degree. McKenzie enlisted as a private in the Auckland Battalion, Main Body, and was afterwards promoted to corporal. He was in the same platoon as F. Hall-Jones, and was one of the party which captured the trench mentioned previously, being wounded in the leg. For his coolness on this occasion McKenzie was made platoon sergeant.

Seddon, Samuel Thomas.—Attended science lectures 1913. Was a private in the Main Body.

Seddon, George Hume.—Attended law lectures 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914. Seddon was a private in the 4th Reinforcements.

Shortt, John Lawrence.—Attended lectures 1906-1910. Gained degree of LL.B. 1909. Was a member of Football Club, and one-time President of Students' Association. Enlisted at the outbreak of war, and was appointed captain in the Auckland Mounted Rifles. Shortt has been three times wounded.

Skinner, Henry Devenish.—Attended lectures 1905, 1906, 1907. Was first librarian at Victoria College. Enlisted as a private.

Of those mentioned in our last issue, Clachan and Bertrand have again been wounded. Clachan was severely wounded by a bomb while fighting in Flanders.