WAR CASUALTIES

Wairarapa Times-Age, 19 September 1941, Page 4

WAR CASUALTIES

NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY FORCE MORE MEN REPORTED PRISONERS LIST OF SIXTEEN NAMES (By Telegraph—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, This Day. The names of 16 members of the Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force, reported prisoners of war, are given in a casualty list issued yesterday:— PRISONERS OF WAR. International Red Cross, Geneva, reports the following soldiers as prisoners of war, previously reported wounded and missing. BAIGENT, Leo, Pte. Mr Conrad L. Baigent, Wakefield (f). CLARKE, Douglas. Pte. Mrs J. P. Clarke, 13 Akatea St.. Wellington (m). EDDY, James, Sgt. Mrs Eddy, 14 Harding Rd., Napier (m). GOLDER. Stacey M„ W.0.11. Mrs W. M. Golder, 27 Kimberley Rd., Gillingham, Kent, England (w). GREEN, Arthur R„ Pte. Mrs G. F. Green, 28 Swinburn St., Danneyirke (m). HOWE. Cyril E., Pte. Mrs A. Howe. 52 Lake Rd.. Devonport (w). KIRK, Frederick H„ W.0.11. Mrs M. M. Kirk, 407 Worcester St.. Christchurch (w). LLOYD, Cecil A.. Pte. Mrs M. Lloyd, c/o Post Office, Hanmer Springs (w). McCOLL, Murray I. D., Pte. Mrs M. F. McColl. 667 Manakau Rd., Epsom (m). MORGAN, Clifford P„ Pte. Mrs M. V. Morgan, c/o I. B. Morgan, Mata. R.D., Whangarei (m). International Red Cross, Geneva, reports the following soldiers as prisoners of war and wounded—previously reported missing. JONES, Roland F.. Pte. Mrs L. Jones, 7 Radnor St., St. Albans (w). THOMPSON. Albert J., Pte. Mr P. Thompson. 9 Andrews St., Northcote; Victoria, Australia (b). The following soldiers are reported prisoners of war—previously reported missing. CAMPBELL, Paul V., Cpl. Mrs N. H. Campbell. 27 Northney Rd.. North Hay ling, England (w). COOK. William J., Pte. Mrs G. Cook, 103 Pikeman Rd., Glasgow, Scotland (w). HILL. Donald 8.. C.S.M. Mrs F. E. Hill, 3 Cross St., Stourbridge, Worcestershire. England (m). WATKINS, David, Spr. Mr O. H. Watkins. Rawene (f).