N.Z.E.F. CASUALTIES
38 REPORTED WOUNDED
WELLINGTON, April 8. The following N.Z.E.F., casualties were announced to-day:—
MISSING
Stone, Francis G., Pte., Pahiatua WOUNDED
Tainui, Denis G., L/Cpl. Mrs. E Tainui, Arahura (grand-m.). Bowie, Andrew R. M., 2/Lieut. Cashmere. Bissel, William, Pte. Otago Brosnahan, Cyril J., Pte., Ponsonby Doole, Robert C., Cpl., Hastings. Edlington, Jack R., Gnr., Wairoa.
Hakaraia, Rakaherea, Pte., Otaki Harlock, William R., L/Cpl., Huntly Hawkins, Hira, Pte., Mohaka. Hema King!, Pte.. Nuhaka. Hoi, Rawiri, Pte Poroporo. Hotene, William, Pte. Whakatane.
Keppa, Jock. Pte., Takahiwai. Kidwell, Lance, Pte., Rewiti. Kingi, Mangu H., Cpl., Kai Iwi. Kingi Wi, Sgt.. Tolaga Bay. Lenoel, Fraser, Pte., Bay of Islands. Macpherson, Basil, Sgt., Rotorua. Makiha, Kami, Pte., Whakarewarewa. Matthews, Richard, Pte., Tauranga. Nowland, Murray, Pte., Whakatane
O'Brien, Robert A. T., Pte., Otautau. Parata, Hirini, Pte., Bay of Islands. Pearce, John R., Cpl., Invercargill. Perry, Victor H.. Pte., Invercargill. Piercy, Norman R., L/Bdr., London. Puha, Wiremu, Pte., Hicks Bay. Richardson, Leonard, Pte., (Jpotiki. Rule, Karl A., Pte., Piriaka. Silvester, Harold S., L/Bdr., Ohaupo. Smith, Harold, Pte., Hastings. Tapsell, Jack. Pte., Maketu. Taylor. Cyril W„ Pte., Linwood. Te Marangai, Claude, Pte., Waimana. Te Taite, Peter, Pte., Wairoa. Tukua, Tainui A.. Pte., Tuakau. Tunua, Root! Lordy. Pte., Hastings. Wehipeihana, Kootu, Pte., Ohau. 13 REPORTED DEAD WELLINGTON, April 7. The following personnel of the Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force have been mentioned in a casualty list issued to-day. (Rank Second Lieutenant unless otherwise stated): — Killed in action: Barling, Kenneth J., Hamilton; Cater, William P., Palmerston North; Reid, Donald G. McM. Dunedin; Woodcock, Frederick C.. Claudelands; Ashworth, Private Keith H., Kakahi; Carter, Bdr. Clive V. W., Wellington; Forbes, L/Corpora] Alexander IV., Wellington; Fraser. Sergeant Donald R., Dannevirke; Gordon, Private Maurice G. B. Herekino; Hughes, Private Roy J., Auckland; Pate, L/Corporal George H., Christchurch.
Died of wounds: Cooke, Privat John F., Lower Hutt; Malone, L/Cp Charles H. P., Auckland.
A FURTHER LIST
WELLINGTON, April 8
The following personnel of the I Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force are mentioned in a casualty list issued to-day (rank private unless otherwise stated): Killed in action: Ngarimu, Second Lieutenant Moana-Nui-A-Kiwa, Ruatoria. Anderson. Henry Toki, Waipukurau. Brookina Frank Rodney, Ruatoria. Homa. Harry. Clovedon. Henderson, Lance Corporal Rangi, To Araroa. Karanpa, Massey, Mangamuka. Keelan, Rangiora. Tolada Bay. Lloyd, John /Andrew. Herekino. Mauhana. Kent, Te Araroa. Parkes, Cornoral John, Rawhiti. Porter, Waka, Opotiki. Tai. Reginald, Ohincmutu. Taiuru. Lance Corporal Henry, Rata. Tanirau Pakau. Rotorua. Taupe. Lance Corporal Hori Keri. Te Puke. Tawhai, Whakaluru, Waihau Bay. Died bf wounds: Speck, Gunner Charles Richard Frederick,, Stratford. Died of sickness: Batty, Sergeant Richard, Auckland.
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