NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES

Evening Star, Issue 16663, 20 February 1918, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES

;. YESTERDAY'S LIST. ; I.'J The following list was issued yesterday, the names .of the-next of'kin were ' aot given : r . KILLED IN ACTION. ARTILLERY. \ (February 8.) . ROGERS, VICTOR, major (Rev. J. Rogers, Timaru). PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING; NOW REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION. (Finding of Court of Inquiry.) {' WELLINGTON INFANTRY. • . „ (August 2.) M'DONALD, JOHN FRANK (Mr J. M. . i M'Donald, Carterton, father). RIFLE BRIGADE. (August 14.) •• NEE, JOHN (Mrs H. M'Gill, Cairnbrae, Canterbury, mother). 'PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING AND BELIEVED TO BE KILLED; NOW REPORTED KILLED INACTION. (Finding of Court of Inquiry.) . RIFLE BRIGADE. (August 16.) FORSYTH, JOHN (Mr Hugh Kirkpatrick, Lochiel). DIED FROM WOUNDS. RIFLE BRIGADE. (February 5.) FOLEY, JOHN (Mrs' J. Foley, Upper Queen street, Auckland, wife). TOOLEY, DAVID DOUGHTY (Mrs W looley, Temuka, mother). (February 6.) DIXON, CECIL WILLLAM (Mrs C. W Dixon, Nelson, wife). (February 10.) WU S EGBE RT JOSEPH (Mrs S. A Willis, Greymouth, mother). WELLINGTON INFANTRY. (February 9.) RAYNOR, WALTER HERBERT (Mr W Raynor, Inglewood, father). DIED FROM SICKNESS. ARMY SERVICE CORPS. (February 15.) YORK, FINLAY DUNCAN (Mrs C. York lnvercargill, mother). The Base Records Office informs us that official advice was sent to Mrs Daie 32 W road Uunedin-the address supplied by the War Office, London, as that of the next of kin of 44,590 A. P. Dal° of the Imperial Forces-that that soldier "was wounded on December i2, but that tho advice was not delivered, as the addressee was unknown.