CASUALTY LIST

Evening Star, Issue 23907, 10 June 1941, Page 3

CASUALTY LIST

OTAGO SOLDIER WOUNDED DUNEDIN PILOT BELIEVED KILLED (P.A.) WELLINGTON, June 9. Tile followin'? list of casualties to members of the Second New Zealand Expeditionary force was issued this evening:— —Now Reported Not Missing.— Burns, Second-lieutenant Peter John Cullen; cousin, Mrs E. Alien, Auckland. Brown, Private Henry James; father, Mr B. L. Brown, Whangarei. Doig, Private Robert David; mother, Mrs A. Doig, Greymouth. Kohere, Private Paratene Warihi; father, Mr R. Kohere, East Cape. —Wounded. — (Otago.) Johnstone, Warrant-officer 11. Lloyd Bell; mother, Mrs Gordon Johnstone, Blackstone Hill. {Other Districts.) Burns, Second-lieutenant X’eter John Cullen; cousin, Mrs E. Allen, Auckland. Uniaekc, Second-lieutenant Norman Lochmond; father, Mr F. P. Uniacke, Stratford. Anderson, Private Morris; mother, Mrs W. Anderson, Te Kuiti. Ashworth, Lance-corporal James Noel; father, Mr H. Ashworth, New Plymouth. Delaney, Gunner Colin Martin Timothy; sister, Mrs H. Williams, Wellington. Heinara, Private Hemara; father, Mr M. Heraarn, Hokianga. Johnstone, Lance-corporal Richard Daglish; wife, Mrs D. J. Johnstone, Wellington. Kenworthy, Private Francis Harold; wife, Mrs 1. M. Kenworthy, Auckland. Kohere, Private Paratene Warilu; father, Mr R. Kohere, East Cape. Laws, Private Noel Joseph Patrick; mother, Mrs J. Laws, Timaru. Kosewarno, Private Ernest William; wife, Mrs V. M. Rosewarne, Christchurch. Thompson, Private Leslie; brother, Mr A. Thompson, Christchurch. Tweeddale, Private James; mother, Mrs W. Tweeddale, Timaru. Williams, Private Reuben Lester; wife, Mrs P. H. Williams, Whangaiei. AIR FORCE LIST. The following air casualties are announced : Round, Flying-officer Arthur Kavhan, R.A.F., reported missing, believed killed in an aircraft accident; father, Mr D. H. Round, Johnsdnville. Eccles, Pilot-officer Raymond Gordon, R.N.Z.A.F., previously reported missing now reclassified as missing and believed killed in action; mother, Mrs R. Eccles, 282 Macandrew road, Dunedin. Hall, Pilot-officer Robert Gladstone, R.A.F., previously reported mossing, death now officially presumed by the Air Ministry to have occurred in June, 1940; father, Mr A. W. Hall, 63 Thompson street, Wellington.