10 MORE DEATHS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 24009, 5 July 1941, Page 13

10 MORE DEATHS

expeditionary force WOUNDED AND MISSING iatest official lists r B Y TELEGRAPH— PRESS ASSOCIATION] 1 WELLINGTON, Friday An official casualty list issued to-day contains the names of .10 more members the New Zealand Expeditionary Force who have lost their lives, as well as 12 wounded and missing, five missing, and three wounded. Details arc as follows: KILLED IN ACTION previously reported missing Mosdall, Benjamin Henry—Mrs. F. Mosdell, England <mother). DIED OF WOUNDS PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING Gardner, Noel Charles—Mrs. D. Gardiner, Kninvi imother). McCarthy. Walton Frederick (Sort.) —Mr. F. J. • McCarthy, Onehunga (father). PREVIOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED Beit, Gerard Nell—Mrs. M. A. Best Wellington' (wife), fihaw, Douglas Rohert (L.-Op!.)—Mrs. H. L. Barnes, Clevedon (mother). DIED OF INJURIES Hokßi Robert Charlee—Mrs. A. tlogar, Christchurch (wife). DIED AS RESULT OF ACCIDENT Root, Salwyn Waldemar—Mrs. L. Smith, Okaihau (mother). DROWNED PREVIOUS BELIEVED DROWNED Bull, Irvine Arthur—Mr. E. A. Ball, Gi«- ) boruo (father). DIED OF SICKNESS Barlow, Maurice Francis (Cpl.)—Mrs. E. M. Power, Stratford (mother). Cleaver, A. S. Cleaver, Taihape (mother). MISSING Bnrnaby, Hugo Philip Beaumont (Cpl.)— Mrs. D. Burnaby, Nelson (mother). Henderson. John Waterson—Mrs. A. E. Henderson, Blaketonn (wife). Lambert, Arthur Harold Henry—Mr. E. H. Lambert, Whangarei (father). Btroml,, Maurice Galley—Mrs. S. Strom), Christctinrch. (mother). PREVIOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED XTorgfin, Francis Howard (Cpl.)—Mrs. V. J. Morgan, Waihi (wife). * WOUNDED Davidson, Malcolm. —Mr. J. Davidson, Wellington (father). • lender, William Francis—Mrs. E. M. Lawler, Auckland (mother). PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING Ciieesewriffht, Alfred Thomas—Mr. A. T. Cheesewrijrht, England (father). WOUNDED AND MISSING PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING Baker. Ralph John —Miss K. Baker, Auckland (sister). Black, George Richard Arthur—Mrs. G. Black, Auckland (mother). Cflllinson, Gordon Hector—Miss R. J. Collinsoil, Whangarei (daughter). Coomber, Allan George—Mr. J. G. Coomber, Wellington (father). Cronin, Cyril/ Thomas—Mr. C. D. Cronin, Waihou (father;. Farqiihar, James William—Mrs. F. Farquhar, Auckland (mother). > Ferguson, James John—Mr. Ferguson, Kaeo. Franklin, Charles James (Cpl.)—Mrs. G. FrankUn, Hukerenui (wife). Logan-, Francis. Crozier (Sgt.)—Mrs. M. Logan. 'lreland (wife). O'Hearn, John Richard —Mr. W. A. O'Hearn, . Hamilton (father). Qtiinliin. Claude Leonard—Mrs. B. Quinlan, Auckland (wife), Single, Rene Godfrey—Mrs. M. Single, Tau'marunui (mother). NOT WOUNDED PREVIOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED Writflit. Arthur Noel—Mr. B. S. Wright. Dunedin (father;. MISSING OFFICER COLON EL'S A PPR ECIATION . IOC-) HAMILTON, Friday "[ am very sorry to have to report that jour son. Lieutenant R. Penny, is musing." wrote Colonel N. L. Macky, tn Mr. and -Mrs. A. C. Penny, of Hamilton 'Ka.st. from Egypt. Colonel Macky Mild Lieutenant Penny went toward Wis-u in Greece in an endeavour to Inate an enemy machine-gun post v i.t-ii was holding up the transport c.iltimn. From that moment, said Colonel .Macky, he had been unable to glean anything as to what had happened to him. "Perhaps if vou know how I valued him .vou would be helped," Colonel Macky wrote. '/He was, as you know, ,my transport officer, and his work was always exemplary. Also as a companion his brother officers were very fond of him."