N.Z.E.F. CASUALTY LIST

Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 23917, 8 April 1943, Page 6

N.Z.E.F. CASUALTY LIST

THIRTEEN DEAD (P.A.) WELLINGTON. April 7. The following personnel of the 2nd New Zealand Expeditionary Forces are mentioned In a casualty list Issued to-day:. KILLED IN ACTION Barling, Kenneth John, 2/Lleut. Mrs N. M. Barling, Hamilton (w.). Cater, William Plester, 2/Lleut, His next-of-kin, who is dead, lived in Palmerston North. Reid, Donald Geoffrey McMillan, 2/Lieut. Mrs M. Reid. Dunedin (w.). Woodcock, Frederick Charles, 2/Lleut. Mrs R. M Woodcock, Claudelands (w.). Ashworth, Keith Harold, Pte. Mrs E. M.

Ashworth, Kakahi (m.). Cater, Clive Victor Wortley, Bdr. Mrs J. W Batten, Wellington (m.). Forbes, Alexander Westbrooke. L/Cpl. Mrs F. L. Forbes, Wellington (w.). Fraser, Donald Robert, Sgt. Mr D. Fraser, Dannevlrke (f.). Gordon, Maurice George Boughtoh, Pte. Mr. W. Gordon, Hereklno (f.). Hughes, Roy James, Pte.': Mrs B. Ei Gussey,'Auckland (s.). : Pate, George Harold, L/Cpl. Mr R. P. Pate, Christchurch (f.). . DIED OF WOUNDS Cooke, John Frederick, Pte. Mrs Cooke, Fltzherbert street, Lower. Hutt (m.). Malone, Charles Henry Patrick, L/Cpl. Mrs D. E. Malone, Auckland (m.). NAVAL CASUALTY (P.A.) WELLINGTON, April 7. The following naval casualty is announced:— Dillon, Donald Frederick. T./Sub-Lleut. (A), R.N.Z.N.V.R., killed in an aircraft crash. Mrs F. E. Dillon, Ashburton