WAR CASUALTIES

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23996, 20 June 1941, Page 9

WAR CASUALTIES

expeditionary force FURTHER 13 WOUNDED latest official list [hY TKt.KfiH U'll PHF.SS ASSOCIATION'] YY KI. L IXC. TON, Thursday .An official casualty list issued to-night reports 13 members of the Expeditionary Force in have been wounded. The i,nines are as follows: Adams. I.e>lie Kolph—-Mrs. G. I. Admits, Tinwa'd (wife). Þon. Hubert— Mrs. T. M. Anderson, Rolorua (wife). Brunloii. James ( L.-C'pl.)- Mrs. V. M. P. Briinton. Christrluirch. r ar trr. Sidney Bernard —Mrs. L. A. Carter, Kerikeri Central (mother), fassin. Phillip John—Mrs. A. K. I. Cassin. Ciiristrhuri'h (wife). Farrnni. James Dundonald (Set.) —Mrs. Z. ('!. Farrant. Oamaru (wife). Friend. Keith Kdward—Mr. A, E. Friend, Xelson (father). Galbraith. Donald —Mrs. 1. D. Galbraith, Xnpier ;mother). Homiston. Ilollis Mrs. O. Cobban, United States (sister). j P ff Vretiie Robert—Mr. NY. A. Jeff, Auck- ' land (father). Orr Harry Sanvae! - Mrs. S. H. Jackson, ' Auckland i grand mot her). Pearsnll, William Alec George—-Mrs. L. A. I'earsall. I'nkekohe (mother). Robert son. AllaMair James—Mrs. R. M. Robertson, Scotland (wife). REPORTED MISSING >t:w zealanoer with a.t.f. Advice that her eldest son. Private 'A, J. Wallace, lias been posted as missive has been received by .Mrs, James Wallace, of Horopito Street, Mount Eden. Private Wallace went to Australia five years ago and enlisted in Melbourne with the Australian Imperial force. PUTARURU ATHLETE SERVICE IX TURK. E SPHERES Advice has been received by the parents of Driver Reginald William Rolfe, of Putaruru, that he is reported niissinc. Driver Rolfe was educated at the Matamata High School. He was prominent in all sport in the Waikato. | He enlisted early and was through all the fighting in the Western Desert, Greece and Crete.