ROLL OF HONOUR

Evening Post, Volume CXXXII, Issue 70, 19 September 1941, Page 7

ROLL OF HONOUR

N.Z.E.F. CASUALTIES

The following casualty list was issued last night:— prisonEßS OF WAR. International Red Cross, Geneva, reports the following soldiers as prisoners of war—-pre-! viously reported wounded and missing. BAIGENT, Leo, Pte. Mr. Conrad L. YVakefleld (f.). CLARKE. Douglas, Pte. Mrs. J. P. Clarke, 13 Akatea'Street, Wellington (m.). EDDY. James, Sgt. Mrs. Eddy, 14 Harding Road, Napier (m.). COLDER, Stacey Mortimer, W.O.H. Mrs. VV. M. Golder, 27 Kimberley Road, GUlingham, Rent. England (w.). , ■ • GREEN. Arthur Robert, Pte. Mrs. G. V. Green, 28 Swinburn Street, Daunevirke (in.). HOWE, Cyril Edward, Pte. Mrs. A. Howe, 52 Lake Road, Devonport (w.). KIRK, Frederick Hastings, W. 0.11. Mrs. M. M. Kirk, 407 Worcester Street, Christchurch (vi.).' _ LLOYD. Cecil Augustus, Pte. Mrs. M. Lloyd, c/o E'ost Office, Hanmer Springs (w.). McGOLL, Murray lan Douglas, Pte. Mrs. M. B. McColl, 6&7 Manuhau Road. Epsom (tn.). MORGAN*, Clifford Peter, Pte. Mrs. M. V. Morgan, c/o 1. B. Morgan, Mat a, R.D., VVhangaref (m.). International Red Cross, Geneva, reports the following soldiers as prisoners of war : and wounded—'Previously reported missing. JONES, Roland Francis, Pte. Mrs. L, Jones. 7 Radnor Street, St. Albans (w,). THOMPSON. Albert James, Pte. Mr. P. Thompson, 9 Andrews Street, Northcote, Victoria, I Australia (brother) .■ The following are reported prisoners of warpreviously reported misßing. CAMPBELL, Paul Vincent, Cpl. Mrs. N. H. Campbell, 27 Nortbney Road. North Hay- . ■ ling. England <w.>. . CQOK, William John, Pte. Mrs. J. G. Cook, 1 IQ3 Plkeman Road, Glasgow,: Scotland (w.). HILL, Donald Beresford, C.S.M. Mrs. F. E. . Hill. 3 Cross Street, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, England (m.). WATKINS, David, Spr. Mr. O. H. Watkins,' Rawene (f.).