War Casualties

Manawatu Times, Volume 68, Issue 2, 4 January 1943, Page 6

War Casualties

Per Press Association. WELLINGTON, Jan. 2. The following casualties in the Second N.Z.E.F. are announced:— Killed in Action EATON, A., Spr., Miller's Flat. EVANS, L. P., T/Sgt., iticcarton. TROTTER, J. D., W/0., Woodlands. Killed in Action —Previously Reported Missing PAYNE, D. W., Pte., Greendale. Accidentally Killed ROCHESTER, C. K., Pte., Christchurch. Died While Prisoner of War PETERSON, A. PL, Pte., New Plymouth. ROBERTSON, A. J., King Country. AIR CASUALTIES Sergt. J. F. Alpe, killed on active service, Mar tin borough; Sergt. J. Bartlett, Hamilton; Flying-Officer V. J. Crequer, Ashburton; Scr&t. N. E. Cundy, Wellington; Sergt. B. T. Frogley, Hamilton; Sergt. F. Glover, Te Arolia, all slightly injured on active service; Sergt. R. W. Leslie, injured on active service, Riccarlon; Flight-Sergeant G. S. Lloyd, killed on active service, Wellington; Sergt. W. M. Sage, killed on active service, Paterangi, Ohaupu; Sergt. W. 11. Thompson, slightly injured on active service, Wellington; Sergt. I. N. MacXaughton, Lyttelton; Sergt. M. A Mplntyre, Gisborne; Sergt. S. S. McLean, Dunedin; Sergt. M. J. O'Malley, Wairoa; Sergt. T. 1. Manson, Dunedin; Sergt. A. L. Murray, Auckland; Flight-Sergt. G. 1.0. Tail, Sydney; 'Pilot-Officer E. <l. Wagstaff, Otahuhu, ail a. iled on active service; FlightSergt. L. B. Wallace, injured on active Reclassifications Sergt. W. J. Anderson, reclassified missing, believed killed, Christchurch; Sergt. J. G. Barnes, now confirmed prisoner of war, Dunedin; Sergt. W. D. Bunting, now reported interned, Dunedin; Pilot-Officer M. E. Carneross, death now officially presumed, Wellington; Sergt. I. W. Davies, death now officially presumed, New Plymouth; Flying-Officer A. E. Dinnic, now confirmed killed on active service, Napier; Sergt. I>. A. Frampton, death now officially presumed, Invercargill; Sergt. R. H. Higgins, death now of - ficially presumed, Waitara; Flight-Sergt. G. A. Ilutt. death now officially presumed, Timaru; Sergt. W. F. Irwin, now reported died of injuries; Rakaia; FlightI Sergt. A. G. Johns, death now officially i presumed, Auckland; Sergt. M. Krali jevich, death now officially presumed. ! VVaiuku; Sergt. J. G. McCufcchan, death no\y officially presumed, Onehunga; PilotOfficer C. J. McKeen, reclassified missing, believed killed, Inglewood; Sergt. J. G. McMurchy, death now officially presumed, Ashburton; Sergt. A. M. MoPherson, I death now officially presumed, Roxburgh; I Sergt. D. P. Nilsson, now confirmed prisoner of war, Dannevirke; Sergt. F. W. Norris, reclassified missing, believed killed, Wellington; Flight-Lieutenant H. L. North, D.F.C., R.A.F., death now officially presumed, Lawrence; Sergt. W. O. O’Shea, death now officially presumed, Dunedin; Sergt. T. W. Peacock, reclassified missing, believed killed; Flying-pf-

fleer J.’. JI. llyan, reclassified missing, believed killed, Westport; Sergt. J. H. Savage, death now officially presumed, Christchurch; Flight-Lieutenant Michael M. Shand, L>.F.C., previously reported missing, now confirmed prisoner of war, Palmerston North; Flight-Sergt. A. X. Smith, death now officially presumed, Auckland; Sergt. L. I. Stewart, death now officially presumed, Auckland; PilotOfficer T. A. Stow, R.A.F., removed from seriously ill list, Christchurch; FlightSergt. G. H. Vogan, death now officially presumed, Duvauchelle; Pilot-Officer If. O. Waters, death now officially presumed, Auckland; Sergt. N. E. Whiting, death now officially presumed, Ashbur-