WAR CASUALTIES

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23994, 18 June 1941, Page 9

WAR CASUALTIES

expeditionary force

THREE MORE DEATHS

LIST OK 1-7 WOUNDED

rDV TFUF.r.KAPH PItKSS ASSOCIATION] WELLINGTON. Tuesday

An Expeditionary Force casualty list Issued to-night reports three more deaths and L wounded. I'lie names are fIS follows:-

KILLED IN ACTION young. Leo Alphonsus—Mrs. M. Agne.w. Grey month (mother).

DIED OF WOUNDS Martin. Alan Clarkson—Mr. J. C. Martin ivaiapoi (father).

DIED OF SICKNESS Harris, Ivan Ernest—Mr. J. Harris, Milford (father). WOUNDED Adams. James Henry—Mrs. C. Adams. llokitika (mother). BaifCent. Leo- Mr. C. L. ttnigent, Nelson (father). Belt, Juli" -Septimus—Mrs. A. Bel!, Invercartfill (mother). Birtwiatie, Jnek Harrison—Mrs. K. iiirtwistle, Auckland (wife). Blank. Frederick Mervyn—Mrs. E. Bahhvell, Shannon (sister). Broadhent. Hol'inson Edward—Mr. A. E. Broadbent,- Wellington (father). Brodie. Charles William—.Mrs. R. Brodie, Liinvord ynother). Cherry. Walter—-Mrs. B. Cherry. Clyde (mother). Clinton. John Henry—Mrs. D. K. Clinton, Christchurch (wife). Cfos?, Maximilian EuMance—Mr, P. R Cross, ilowiek- (father). Dittnter. George Frederick—Mr. F. J. Dittnier. Tatimanmni (father), noodv. Bernard John (Cpl.)— Mr. W. Doody, •IVhitec'iiffs i father i. T)uni). Percy- Mr>. L. M Dunn, Dunedin (wife). jlutlon, Charles Horace iSgt.)-- Mr. C. Button, Motueka (father), liaglesiiain. Richard Be!! Mrs. I. Eagleshani. England (mother). Edmotul. Robert Ross Mr«. M. Burgess, Mayfield (friend 1 }";irnell. Fa an,--Mr. W. K. Fame!!, HaveWk (father). ford. Kenneth Leslie Mrs Fl. X Ford. England (wife). Gandiou. Eric John Robertson—Mrs. F. Ferri.v Waikaia (sister). George. Claude Edward —Mrs. E. Stephenson. Christchurrh (sister). Gillanders, Donald Henry—Mrs M. A. Gillanders. Kuril 'mother). Gillespie. John—Mr. J. Gillespie, Ireland itatheri. Grant. George Benjamin—Miss I. Grant. ■ Christchurrh (sister). Green, Frederick Ewart —Mrs. C. Pimm. South Wales (mother). Gubb. Ivan Alfred iL.-Cpl.)—Mrs. J. Sisson. Auckland (.sister). Haines, Mervyn Erie—Mr. C. W. Haines, Springlands (father). Hargreaves, John —Mrs. M. Hargreaves. Christchurch (wife). Bart. Barton Henry—Mr. J. H. Hart, Ohoka

(father). Bawtlmrii, Jack —Mrs. M. J. Hawthorn, Cambridge (mother). Haywood, Thomas Charles—Mrs. I. Haywood. Kenninpton (wife). » High. Harold Ellis —Mr. A. \V. Hish, England (father). JlcNeish. William Robert —Mrs. X. E. McXeish, Milton (wife). JfcPherson, Gordon —Mr. A. McPherson. Nelson (father). Mannerine. Ivanhoe Perceval —Mr. G. Mannerine. Christchureh (father). Jhtheson, Kenneth John —Mr, K. Matheson. Dunedin (father). Moffat, William James—Mr. A J. Moffat. Redwood? Valley (uncle). Mortlock, Stanley George—Mrs. E. Rohson. Hawera i mother). Mulligan, Augustine John—Mr. J. A. Mtillican, Tiniaru (father). Murphy, Michael Patrick —Mrs. E. G. Murphv, Gore (wife). Murray. Alan Lawrence (Cpl > —Mr. F. McC. / Murray, Auckland (brother). Patrick. Charles —Mr. C. Patrick, Scotland (father). Patterson. James Leonard —Mrs. I, M. Patterson. Invcrcargill (mother). Bait. .James 'Owen—-Mr. C. J. Rait, Owen J River (brother). Paaiape. Cyril Stewart (Sat.) —Mrs. M. C. Ramaee, Invercargill (wife). Pose, Charles Ferdinand —Mrs. E. J. Palmer, Nelson (mother). Thompson. Edward —Mrs. M. Thompson. Roslyn Bush (mother). Thompson was previously reported missinu. Farr. Frank—Mr. R. H. Warr, Encland (father). DEATH IN ACTION FORMER SCHOOL-TEACHER Reported in the casualty lists published yesterday to have been killed in ■ action. Private Alan Charles Stuart, aged 25, is the youngest son of Mr. A. [P. Stuart, 22 Arthur Street, Ponsonby, ,who was until recently postmaster at Opotiki. Private Stuart was born at Hamilton and educated at the Opotiki Di strict High School. Auckland University College and Victoria University College, Wellington. lie held the degree , of Bachelor of Arts and the Diploma in Education. ... After teaching at the Opotiki and le Kuiti District High Schools, he was a master at St. Stephen's College, Bombay, at the time of his enlistment. A keen sportsman,' Private Stuart had represented Auckland University College as a boxer and Victoria University College as a harrier. He was in the Greek campaign before being evacuated to Crete. ANOTHER TEACHER KILLED SERGEANT H. F. SCOTT Reported killed in action, Sergeant Herbert Frederick Scott, bon of Mrs. M. Scott, of Te Aroha. He was educated at Auckland Grammar School and after training at Auckland Training College was a teacher at several schools in North Auckland. He was teaching at Cambridge at the outbreak of war, when he enlisted for J cervine. 1 KEEN YACHTSMAN'S DEATH I __ PRIVATE J. SIMPSON 1 The death in action of Private John Simpson, son of Mr. J. Simpson, of Heme Bay, has been reported. Born in Scotland 22 years ngo, Private Simpson came to. New Zealand as a child and was educated at the Gre\ Eynn School. He was a popular and active iViember of the Point Chevalier Sailing Club.