N.Z.E.F. CASUALTY LIST

Press, Volume LXXX, Issue 24372, 26 September 1944, Page 6

N.Z.E.F. CASUALTY LIST

KILLED AND WOUNDED (P.A.) WELLINGTON. September 25. The following 2nd New Zealand Expeditionary Force casualty list was issued today, the rank being private unless otherwise stated:— KILLED IN ACTION Astwood, Lance-Corporal Leonard Harold. Mrs S. G. Astwood, Wellington Balllie, Trooper Donald. Mrs M. P. Baillie, Auckland (m.). Bowker, Trooper Dudley Burnham Lake. Mr H. L. Bowker, Christchurch (f.). KILLED IN ACTION (PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING) Dinsdale, John, of Rotorua. Heke, Albert, of Cambridge. Kereti, Patrick, of Rotorua. Koha, Leonard, of Herekino. Leef, Lance-Corporal Raroa, of Herekino. Mendes, Samuel, of Hoklanga. Perenara. William, ot Matata. Rikiriki. Roihl, of Teteko. Tekura, Huinui, of Rotoiti. KILLED IN ACTION (PREVIOUSLY REPORTED PRESUMED KILLED IN ACTION) „ Klaus, Second-Lieutenant Charles Duncan Mackav (M.M.), of Waitoa. Knox, Corporal Edwin Keith, of Feilding. Wallen, Lance-Sergeant Michael Brian, of Christchurch. DIED OF WOUNDS Dorreen, Gunner Ivan William. Mrs W. H. Doreen. Tearai (m.). Lawson. Troooer Albert Carson. Mrs L. Lawson, Christchurch (m.). Smith, Eric George. Mrs H. L. Smith, Manaia (w.). DIED OF WOUNDS (PREVIOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED AND MISSING) Brown, Colin James, of Christchurch. Strongman. Temporary-Sergeant Roy Kenneth, of Keri Kerl Inlet. DIED OF WOUNDS (PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING) Harding, Temporary-Sergeant-Major Leslie Alexander, of Spreydon. WOUNDED Porter, Second-Lieutenant Kenneth Russell. Mrs D. R. Porter. Wellington (m.).