ROLL OF HONOUR

New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25084, 23 December 1944, Page 9

ROLL OF HONOUR

expeditionary force opATHS AND WOUNDED MEN D WELLINGTON. Friday I ' :( %e following Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force casualty list was ;,„ied today:— -- ISSU D ,ED OF WOUNDS j vv.—Mr W. H. Bird, Murupara B " '(srondfather'.D avifl> Knltaia (brother). D*vfs> P;~~m .Mrs. K. Whnrerau. Te Puke wwffl. ' died ON active service w ,c„t \—Mrs M. Forman, Anck""Sfe ««■>' WOUNDED „„„ a T. (Capt.)—Mrs H. M. Paer&ta, « (rnothor) . giacKburO' M- f ) —Wellington. ® a 0, (L.-Cpl > —Mrs R Kin st. Taumfirulngniii '(mother). Morgan, H.—Mrs H. Morgan, Tanmartintii . « pi-Mrs H- Taiiana. Mitimiti (grandMo "'mother). . . pitirV,' S.' <CpU—Mrs S. Fetors. Omaici pitman, O ' S. Edwards. VThangarei Stewart. Matauri Bay gttwa"-.. 1 -, ai '° T , vIK W.—Mrs T. Te Whata. Hokianga «. J««i he ß.'—Mrs H. Whin. Kawiti, Kawa™T*a "'other). . w/anoa"' A. H. (W°o. e )—Talasra Bay. Whatarau, D.—Mrs Whatarau. Towal j (rnothef)' AIR FORCE LOSSES killed and missing number presumed dead ,_, A) WELLINGTON. Friday The following Air Force casualties -.pre announced tonight:— killed on active service a.wlck L. J. (Strt.)—Mr L. O. Bowick, 0 Tackland (father). J. D. (Pilot-Officer). —Duriedm. E«? M j <Sgt.l—New Plymouth, ar,'. R, F. (Flt.-Sgt.)—Waiiiiii. Mirth R- J- 'Pilot-Officer) —Mr? H E. M«r»h. Auckland /mother). . L uathiat V. W. (Pilot-Officer) —Christ church Young, W- W. (Flt.-Sgt.)—Napier. missing, believed killed lineny, C. 8. (Flt.-Lieut.)—Te Kirl. missing on air operations RMk R. w. (W. 0.1— Wellington. Butman, G. T. (Flt.-Sgt.)—Riverton. DhMHos! A, J. (WO.)—New Plymouth. Erwn. I. C. (Flying-Officer)— Duncdin .."{r M, (Flt.-Lieut.)-Mr R. A. Singer, Auckland (father). tnwrtnikl, H (W.O.)—Oaroaru. SERIOUSLY ILL, INJURED mart D. A. (A.C.) —Lower Hutt. Browne, C. W. B. (Fit. -Sgt.)—Mrs J. D. Browne, Te Awamntn (wife). PRESUMED DEAD PREVIOUSLY MISSING. BELIEVED r KILLED Skinner, D. H. (Sgt,)—Dunsandfl. Couoftman, L. N. (Flt-SgU-Wanganui. Franklin, K. G. (Flying-Officer)—Napier. Smith, J. B. (Flt.-Lieut.)— Wellington Stafford, A. G. (Pilot-Officer)—Dunedin. Stewart, D. C. (acting-Flt.-Lieut.)—Dnnedin. Wood, R. (Pilot-Officer)—Palmerston North. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING Leigh. R. E. (Flying-Officer) MISSING, BELIEVED KILLED WHILE PRISONER PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING Clouiton, J. G. (Flt.-Lieut.)—Rotorua. MISSING, BELIEVED KILLED PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING Covnr, C, C. W, (Pilot-Officer) —Auckland Melnnes. C. (Flt.-Sgt.)—Wanganul. Steel, M. J. (Flying-Officer)— Auckland. CONFIRMED PRISONER PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING Parkinson, R. (F!t.-Sgt.)— Auckland. KILLED PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING Creen. A. H. (Flt.-Lieut.)—Auckland. NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES KILLED Bartlett, R. K. (Cpl.)—Marton. SERIOUSLY ILL Colenso. P. L. (L.A.C.) —Christchurch. REMOVED FROM ALL LISTS, PREVIOUSLY DANGEROUSLY INJURED Dixon, 0. (Sgt.)—Okihau. Tangye, H. G. (L.A.C.) —Auckland. DEATH ON SERVICE AUCKLAND ARTILLERYMAN Reported to hare died of wounds during recent fighting in Italy, Bombardier Bob Dean, husband of Mrs M. r Dean, Phyllis Street, Mount Albert, was a well-known non-commissioned quartermaster in the New Zealand Field Artillery before going overseas early this year. A pre-war territorial, he served with the 21st Battery and the Ist Field "Regiment, and held the rank of warrant-officer before being transferred to the Middle East Forces. Born and educated in Burnley, Lancashire, England, Bombardier Dean, who was 35, was the third son of the late Mrs M. Dean, who came to New Zealand with her family in 1921. Before joining the Army he was a mils vendor in Mount Eden and served a period on the executive of the Milk Vendors' Association. Keenly interested in sport, he was an instructor in the Y.M.O.A. gymnasium and a foundation member of the Manukau Rovers' Tennis Club. SECRETARIES' INSTITUTE RESULT OF EXAMINATIONS Results of the October examinations hare been announced by the New Zealand Institute of Secretaries. Candidates sat in 43 different centres, including military establishments in New Zealand and the Pacific. Following is a list of passes, the various subjects being dpnoted as follows:—P., preliminary; 1, English; 2, arithmetic; 3, book-keep-ing, stage JLj 4, secretarial practice, stage l.j 5, mercantile law, stage I.; 6, company law; 7, book-keeping, stage R-; 8, mercantile law, stage II.; 9, book-keeping, stage III.; 10, secretarial practice, stage 11. Auckland.—Miriam Bacon. 1, 3; Colleen aeattie, 1; J. K. Blair, 14; Marjorie Bowden, 3; Inez Carson, 7; D. Davies, 7; D. R- Day. »' S. Dyer, 3; R- J. Edwards, «; Thea D. Flyger. 7; H. C. Griffin, P. R. Hardrastle, 8, 10; M. Hart, i' HlltJa <J. Hawkeswood, 3; G. F. g; D. Hern. 3; Imeloa Biggs. J; fi B. Hilder, P.; J. W. Howard. W; 8. M. MeOowan, 0, 8; K. F. McGrath, 1; Audrey p nte Margaret Maples, 7; R. Miller. D. Miller, 5, 0, 7: Joyce Neagle, Josephine Noble, P.; J. R, Nohelty, •_>. 3; g„YPitcaithly, 7; J. J. Rosser, If); Monica scJialtz, a-, !,. Sharpe, 1; P. G. Sheehan. 2, ii'B. K. Smith, :s ; X. F. Thomas, 3; Mavis 6, 10; Ruby Vidak. P.; R. W. Wehw, 3; Valerie Wiley, 3; J. B. Williamson. «. Lois/Wilson, 3; W a. Wright, 3. a ami! ton.—s. B. Baird, 2; Joyce Edeteten, i V , (j - Freeman. 1 R. W. Hugiies. 1; *• J. McCabe, R. c. Page, y, l. . (•isborne.—R. D. Donald. S, !). 10; J. D. McGregor. 8; T. M. Ryan. 9, 10; Joyce Tor--3; S. H. Walker 0. . vvhangarei.— P, J. Harris, 10; K. W. \ rirau: t'- H. Taylor. 4, fi, 7. Ka;iH : , aw linger. 1. Kaitaia: Josephine ' l - 4 rapiro; R. N. Storey, 8. 1". r. d ?-.*?•' r * c Slanners 4, <>. Awanui: \rri:/ '. 0, 1(1. r *yhtary pjstabii«hrr!erl«.—A.P.O. 308: S. ft lw. A.P.O. aiifi: N. L. Stewart, P » u - S1: - 1 ' Barrie, 5. Burnham: in v 1. 3. Dargavllk: N. R. Tyler. i rfs?{v e rston: A. K. Murray, 4. Ohakea: G. driver charged Charged with being intoxicated in °f a motor-car at Otahuhu on jhUTSclav Philip Neil John Baker (Mr l t '• aged 40, a labourer, appeared dS re^ PSsrs J - V. Lawes and A. MurP,® j. J-P-'s. in the Otahuhu Police ttbw! i The defendant, who enilty, was fined £lO and his ence was cancelled for 12 months.