Names Of 16 Wounded In N.Z.E.F. List

Taranaki Daily News, 22 August 1942, Page 4

Names Of 16 Wounded In N.Z.E.F. List

Two airmen reported missing on operations. The names of 16 wounded soldiers, two of whom are missing, appear in a 2nd N.Z.E.-F. casualty list that contains no men with next-of-kin in Taranaki. This list and a R.N.Z.A.F. list issued yesterday and forwarded by the Press Association are:— N.Z.E.F. ' Died of Sickness. MAHUIKA. Pte. Michael ; H. Mahuika, Ruatoria (f). Died. NASH, Spr. George Edwafd; Mrs. L. Naah, Hukerenui (m). Wounded and Missing, KEMPTHORNE, 2-Lt. Frederick Ley : Mrs S. K. Kempthorne. Capetown (m). SNELL, Pte. Kenneth George ; Mrs. G. Snell, Hastings (m). Wounded. FERRIS, Lt. Thomas John; J. Ferris, Devon, England (f). VERNON, Lt. Fane; J. G. L. Vernon, Christchurch (f). 8RIDGMAN, Pte. Stanley; E. Bridgman, Invercargill (f). BURT, Gnr. BryOn Newman ; Mrs. B. Burt, Kent, England (w). CAMERON, Pte. lan Michael ; J. A. Cameron, Dunedin (f). „ DYER, L-Bdr. Sydney Charles: Mrs. Brookes. Sydney (s). GALLAGHER, Gnr. Charles Vaughan ; C. Gallagher, Taihape (f). HABDING, L-Bdr. Otho Richmond : A. R Harding. Hamilton (f). HEALEY, Dvr. Thomas: Mrs. M. A. Healey, Hinds (w). McALPINE, Sgmn. Douglas William: J. McAlpine, Bulls (f), MORRIS. Sgt. Leonard Corless ; Mrs. A. C. Morris, Castlecliff (rn). MORRISON, Gnr. Archibald : Mrs. S. Morrison, Invercargill (m). RICHARDSON, Gnr. David Hubert: Mrs. M: Richardson, Birkenhead, England (m). SCHMIDT, Pte. Howard Baritett: Mrs, V. E. Sehmidt, Feilding (m). Not Wounded. Previously reported wounded, now reported not wounded:— JENYNS, Pte. Francis Joseph Thomas : Whangarei. R.N.Z.A.F. BENTLEY, Flying Oflieer Jack Edward Sedgwick, missing o« Operations; A. J. E. Bentley, Christchurch (f). DAVIS, Sgt. Ronald Fraser, missing on operations; Mrs. E, M. Davis, Outram (m). HENRY, Sgt. Thomas Bryce, slightly mjured in aircraft accident; T. Henry, Auckland (f). BARBER, Sgt. Frederiek George, previously reported missing, now reclassined missing, believed killed; Gisborne. TAIT, Pilot Officer Ronald George, previously reported serlously injured, now removed from seriously injured list; Wellington.