AIR CASUALTIES

The following casualties to members of the Royal New Zealand Air Force were announced today:— GOODWIN, Sgt. Charles Sydney Victor, R.N.Z A.F., previously reported Missing believed prisoner of war now reclasslfled as prisoner of war. Mrs. 0, E. Goodwin, 17 Sanders Avenue, Auckland (m.). HAYMAN, Sgt. William Charles, R.N.Z.A.F., previously reported missing n6w reported prisoner of Wai* arid wounded. Mr. W, H. ttayman, 63 Selwyn Street, TimafU (f.). McHUGH, Sgt. Martin Kean, R.N.Z.A.F., previously reported mlisfeing now reclasslfted missing believed killed in action. Mr. D* McEtugh, Limehilla, P. 0., Southland (f.). rAUGH, Sgt. Ivan Feflton, R.N.Z.A.F., previously . reported missing now reclftssifled missing believed killed in action. Mrs. W. E.Waugh, 393 Great South Road, Ota- j huhu (m.). i YOUNIE, Pilot Officer Lewis Taylor, R.N.Z.A.F., ' killed in aircraft accident. Mrs. S. T. Doughty, Box 7, T6 Aro, Wellington (in.). CLARK, Sgt. Clifford Dudley, R.N.Z.A.F., previously reported missing now reported priI soner of war and wounded. Mrs. M. Clark, Wanstead. Essex (m.). Mr. J. M. Smith, of Hamilton, superintendent of the Fields Division of the Department of Agriculture, has been transferred to Auckland, to which the headquarters of the division have been j moved.