HONG KONG DEAD

Grey River Argus, 18 March 1942, Page 6

HONG KONG DEAD

List Received

P.A. WELLINGTON, March 17. The following information about Hong Kong casualties has been received by the British Amba.ss3.dor at Lisbon from the British Consul at Macao, and has been sent by the New Zealand High Commissioner m London to the Department of Internal Affairs. The source of the information is. believed to be reliable. The rank, unit and initals are not always available owing to inadequate records etc.

Believed to be Killed. Navy: R. R. W. Ashby, J. B. Colle; Lieutenant McGill. Naval volunteers: P. Dully, J. Eager. x „ Police: A. V. Baker, Sergeant G. A. Hudson; Inspector Hopkins, Sergeant Lisle. Engineers: Captain D. Halliday. Royal Scots: Bandmaster H. Jordan. Royal Army Service Corps: O. L. McPherson.

Canadians: Colonel Hennessey. Volunteers: D. J. Anderson, L. C. Baker, C. Brown, F. N. Cunha, F. Flippance, I. M. Fernandez, R. Goldman, E. Hyndman, E. Lammert, J. Lyons, W. A. McKinlay, H. J. Millington, H. C. Muir, C. Manson, F. Noronha, T. E. Pearce, T. Parkinson, N. J. Rudrof, L. Sequeira, J. R. M. Smith, J. Silva, E. Schnepel, D. H. C. Taylor. Unclassified: H. A. Alves, Mrs H. T. Buxton, H. H. Beddow, Dr. G. D. R. Black, R. Edwards, H. R. Forsythe, J. Fernandez, B. Gillen, Mrs A. M. Holland, J. Hunter, Dr. Hoselitz, J. E. Jessup, A. K. Kuleschny, D. Kossiel, D. W. Morton, The Rev. Morton, Mrs J. S. Smith, Miss |B. J. Morgan, G. G. N. Tinson, Sir Edward Desveux, Rev. H. Witenbach, Major H. B. Neve, Mrs S. D. Begg. Died:

E. L. Broaddur, Mrs H. J. Phillips

No indication of next-of-kin has been received, and the Department of Internal Affairs has not been able to trace in New Zealand any relatives of any of the persons named in the list.