WAR CASUALTIES

Wairarapa Times-Age, 8 October 1941, Page 4

WAR CASUALTIES

NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY FORCE TWELVE DEATHS REPORTED. MEN PREVIOUSLY POSTED AS MISSING. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, This Day. The names of 16 members of the Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force are given in a casualty list issued yesterday. Twelve are dead, one is presumed dead and three are prisoners of war. The list is as follows: — KILLED IN ACTION. Previously reported wounded and missing.' BUTLER, Henry J., Sgt. Mrs J. M. Butler, 56 Fitzherbert St., Petone (w). Previously reported missing. CHARLES, William J., L/Cpl. Mrs M. Charles, Hayward St., Featherston (m). CONGDON, Claude C„ Pte. Mr H. C. Congdon. 5 Madrid St., Dannevirke (f). COOPER. Jack T„ L/Cpl. Mr C. O. Cooper. Gladstone, Masterton (b). FARRINGTON, James, Pte. Mrs M. Farrington. Waikaia, Southland (m). GRAHAM. Pat H„ Pte. Mr W. C. Graham, P. 0., Paraparaumu (f). LORD, Maxwell R., Pte. Mr F. J. Lord, 310 Townshend St., Hastings (f). MILLIGAN, William E„ Pte. Mrs E. C. Milligan, c/o R. Tomkins, Akatarawa (w). PEDERSEN, Archibald E„ Pte. Mr V. Pedersen. High View R.D., Takapau (f). PINE, Alan C., Pte. Mr A. P. Pine, 16 Fowlds Ave., Sandringham, Auckland (f). ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED. HOPKINS, David H„ Pte. Mrs C. Hopkins, Paretai R.D., Balclutha (m). PRESUMED DIED OF WOUNDS. Previously reported wounded and missing. WILLIAMS, Ronald E.. Pte. Mrs O. R. Williams, 121 Calcutta St., Khandallah (m). DIED OF INJURIES. GREEN, James J., L/Sgt. Mrs H. E. Green, P. 0., Pareora (w). PRISONERS'OF WAR. The International Red Cross, Geneva, reports the following soldiers as prisoners of war, previously reported missing. HALL, Witika H„ Dvr. Mr E. I. Hall, Te Teko, North Auckland-(f). KENNY,'William H„ Cpl. Mrs D. M. Kenny, c/o Railway Refreshment Branch, Railway Station, Auckland (w).

MILLION, Robert, Cpl. Mrs L. Million, Beach Ave., Te Alatu. Henderson (w).