N.Z.E.F. CASUALTIES

Grey River Argus, 11 April 1945, Page 4

N.Z.E.F. CASUALTIES

P.A WELLINGTON, April 10 The following N.Z.E.F. casualty list was issued to-day (Privates unless otherwise stated? KILLED IN ACTION Taurere Hohepa, Hokianga. KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE Baker, Temp. Sgt., Matenga; sister, Miss Pani Baker, Gisborne. DIED OF WOUNDS Whellan, Sidney R., father, Mr. J. H. Whellan, Hamilton. WOUNDED Primrose, Lieut. Gordon M., wife, Mrs. J. E. Primrose, Dargaville. Lenihan, 2nd Lieut. James 8., father, Mr. J. Lenihan, St. Martin’s. Beattie, James A., mother, Mrs. J. Beattie, Wellington. Chandler, Henry A., sister, Miss D. Chandler, Matamata. Fell, Neville, mother, Mrs. M. Fell, Greytown. Flint, Frank J., sister, Miss M. Flint, Wellington. Francis, Temp. Sgt. Harry'; friend, K. A. Martin, Te Puke. '■ Keen, Tpr., Douglas R., mother, Mrs. 1. A. Keen, Palmerston North. Mold, Jack, mother, Mrs. M. Mold, Dargaville. Fullman, Roy W., mother, Mrs. J. Harrison, 'Whangarei. Paterson, Cpl., William, uncle, Mr. A, Paterson, Ormondville. Tu, Cpl., John, mother, Mrs. H. Tu, Tauranga. Webster, Rex M., father, Mr. C. Webster, Waverley. REPORTED NOW SAFE IN UNITED KINGDOM Bred, Captain Albert G., England. Lowndes, Captain Roy L., London. REPORTED NOW SAFE IN ODESSA Cathro', Cpl., Gordon M., Wanganui. Hyland, L./Cpl., Bernard, Makirikiri. May, Dvr., George E., Sandringham. Roberts, Leslie W., Papakura. Unwin, Dvr., William R., Bluff. Venables, Silas W., Hastings.

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