SICK SOLDIERS

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 13240, 16 January 1941, Page 1

SICK SOLDIERS

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ONE TAURANGA BOV

Auckland. Jan. 13

A draft of 31 men invalided home from service overseas with the Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force has arrived in Auckland. They were met by the officer commanding the sick and wounded. Captain W. Quane. Some of the men will be given treatment in public hospitals, and as a preliminary they were X-rayed at the Auckland Hospital. Among the men was Private L. A. Olsen of Tauranga. The following is the full list: Temporary Sergeant N. G. H. Taylor (Auckland). Privates H. R.‘ Barratt (Auckland). A. E. Bales (Raglan), S. R. Bennier (Nelson), A. E. G. Boisen (address unknotvn), B. J. &rosnahan (Rotorua), Gunner D. Burnside (Balcli(tha), Privates N. J. Cornish (Napier). C. G. Davis, S. T. Davis (Auckland). E. C. Deadman (Rangatau), P. H. Gatchell (Dannevirke), T. L. Gick (Taumaranui). Gunner J. Gleazier (Riccarton). Privates R. A. Goodall (Te Awamutu), P. Hodge (Wellington), N. J. Kennedy (Carterton), R. T. Kotua (Plimmerton). R. Laver (Auckland), Gunner P. Leslie (Kaiwaka), Privates R. J. Marchant (Wanganui), J. J. Miller (Mangapai), W. M. McDonnell (Christchurch), B. P. McEwen (Petone), R. McLachlan (Auckland), K. W. Newburgh (Christchurch), L. A. Olsen (Tauranga), W. J. O'Neil (Te Awamutu). W. Pethrick (Wellington), T. J. Robinson (Matamata), Gunner J. F. Ruscoe (Wellington),