WAR CASUALTIES

Wairarapa Times-Age, 12 September 1941, Page 4

WAR CASUALTIES

NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY FORCE EIGHT DEATHS REPORTED. ADVICE FROM GENEVA AND ELSEWHERE. (Bv Telegraph—Press Association.) WELLINGTON. This Day. The names of eight members of the Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force now reported dead are given in a casualty list issued yesterday. KILLED IN ACTION. Unit Court of Inquiry presumes the following soldier killed in action — previously reported missing. STUCKEY, Norman C„ Pte. Mi- R. .1. Stuckey, Box 49, Gore (f). DIED. International Red Cross, Geneva, reports the following soldiers died — previously reported prisoners of war, HARRIS. William. Gnr. Miss R. Harris. 14 Mitchell St., Brooklyn, Wellington (s). LOVELOCK, Percy, Gnr. Mr W. J. Lovelock, Ormond, Gisborne (D. International Red Cross, Geneva, reports the following soldier died—previously reported missing. j NORTON. Arthur N„ Pte. Mrs W. I\l. Norton, 1 Gear St., Petone (w). International Red Cross, Geneva, reports the following soldiers died as prisoners of war—previously reported prisoners of war and wounded. BROAD. Terry, Pte. Mr W. T. Broad. 31 North Rd., Papanui. Christchurch (D. CONROY. Thomas, Gm-. Mr, W. J. Conroy, 26 Eden St., Oamaru (f). JENNINGS, Allan C„ Pte. Mrs A. Jennings, 33 Cashel .St.. Christchurch (w). DIED—-RESULT OF ACCIDENT. COCKBURN. Cuthbert S.. Gnr. Mrs G. L. Cockburn. 117 Junction Rd.. Hornby (m).