FURTHER NAMES

New Zealand Herald, Volume 82, Issue 25184, 23 April 1945, Page 7

FURTHER NAMES

LIST FROM THE SOUTH MORE FOR THE PROVINCE 'P.A.) WELLINGTON. Sunday "The following members of the Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force from the Auckland Province have returned from the Mediterranean theatre of war:— Major T. J. Casling-Cottle (Te Awamutu), T.-Major C- V. Duignan (Cambridge), T.Major H. G. Vivian (Mt. Eden). Capt. D. M. McFarlane (Owhango). Capt,. A. V. McKenzie (Whatawhata), Capt. R. R. Grylls-Thomas (Te Awamutu), T.-Capt. A. J. Oxbrow (Ngongotaha), Lieut. E. T. Fraser (Hamilton), 2nd-Lieut. H. Hay (Whqnanaki), C.-Sister F. M. Clayton-Greene (Hamilton). C.-Sister F. A. White (Waiuku), Sister B. T. Minchin (Hamilton), W.0.1T. A. L. Allen (Northern Wairoa), Gnr. E. N. Amoore (Raglan), Pte, F. N. L. Archer (Frankton).

Sgt. D. Barton (Frankton), Pte. P H. Bar ham (Morrinsville), W. 0.11. J. M Beeketl (Whakatane), Cpl. C. R..J. Beeche (Tauma runui), T.-Sgt. W. R. Beet (Te Awamutu). Tpr. J.-G. Berry (Pirongia), Pte. H. V. Bert ram (Hamilton), Bdr. W. G. Bird (Hamilton). Gnr. W. Blight (Hamilton East). Dvr. H. A W. Boneham (Hamilton), Gnr. L. J. Bootten (Cambridge), W. 0.11. J. Boseley (Torbay), S.-Sgt. W. A. Bowick (Te Kuiti), L.-Cpl. I H. W. Boyden (Kaikohe), Gnr. A. J. Branch (Hamilton), Pte. L. A. Broderson (Cambridge), L.-Sgt. E. G. Brown (Te Awamutu), Pte. G. M. Brunton (Hamilton). Pte. D. J

Bryan (Hamilton East), S.-Sgt. R. H- Burdui (Thames), Pte. C. E. M. Burrell (Taumarunui). „, „ Gnr. M. W. Cameron (Putaruru), Bdr. R. L. Cann (Hamilton), T.-Bdr. T. A. Cannell (Hamilton), L.-Cpl. J. E. Carter (Te Kuiti), Pte. R. C. Cartledge (Tamaki), Pte. TI W. Cartledge (Tamaki), Pte, M, Cash (Te Awamutu), Sgt. W. N. Cassidy (Auckland), Gnr. R. M. Cato (Te Kuiti), W. 0.11. A. J. Cavanagh (Te Awamutu), Sgt. J. G. Chibnall (Hamilton), Sgt. J. A. Choat (Hamilton), Bdr. L. T. Coleman (Putaruru), Cpl. K. W. Conder (Cambridge), Gnr. F. E. Coogan (Taumarunui), W. 0.11. K. J. Coombe (Te Kuiti), Pte. A. C Coombes (Hamilton East), Tpr. M. C. Cooper (Cambridge), Dvr. D'A. E. Corbett (Hamilton), L/-Cpl. A. B. Cotter (Te Kuiti), Dvr. D. L. M. Craig (Tauranga), W. 0.11. R. L. Craig (Taumarunui), Spr. W. J. Craig (Te Awamutu), Pte. A. A. Cranston (Papakura). Pte. R. L. Dalbeth (Hamilton), Tpr. A. E. Dally (Waihi), L.-Cpl. R. M. Darvell (Te Kuiti), Spr. G. E. Dawson (Pirongia), Pte. A. J. Durbidge (Taumarunui), Pte. J. R. Dollimore (Te Awamutu), Pte. G. H. Donaldson (Frankton), Gnr. M. V. Dooling (Huntly), Gnr. A. E. Drower (Hamilton), W. 0.1. H. JDuffin (Whangarei).

Dvr. W. G. Eagan (Hamilton). Pte. S. B. Epps (Remuera). Pte. W. H. Epps (Cambridge). Dvr. C. W. Farr (Ruatoria), Cpl. G, T. Faulkner (Frankton), Tpr. C. Ferguson (Whangaroa), T.-Cpl. A. W. Findlater (Hamilton), Dvr. J. C. Finlay (Te Awamutu), L.-Cpl. C. F. Finnigan (Hamilton East), Bdr. C L. Flanagin (Tauranga), Tpr. S. Fleming (Cambridge), Pte. R. C. L. Forbes (Hamilton), Spr. E. G. Ford (Frankton), Sgt. A. A. Franklin (Te Kuiti), Cpl. N. Franks (Auckland). Gnr. G. A. J. Freeman (Hamilton). Gnr. H- G. Fryer (Hamilton). L.-Bdr. .1. H Fuller (Raglan). Bdr. W H. Gawler (Taumarunui), Pte. D. P. Giles (Hamilton East), Sgt. M. J. Ginnane (Hamilton), Sgt. H. L. Goeftic, D.C.M. (New Lynn), Pte. T. Goodall (Papatoetoe), Cpl. W. J. Gordon (Te Awamutn), Gnr. A. Gotlieb (Mt, Eden), L.-Cpl. D. Graham (Te Awamutu), Pte. R. Graham (Raglan), T.-S.-Sgt. A. T. Grant (Te Kuiti), Pte. I. ,T. Grant (Hamilton), Pte. J. A. Grigg (Hamilton), Pte. I. C. Grimwood (Frankton), Tpr. R. B. Guilford (Piopio). Dvr. E. H. Hamilton (Frankton), Cpl. G R. Harnett (Otorohanga), Sgt. V. C. Harris (Frankton). T.-S.-Sgt. S. T. Hart (Otoro hanga), Pte. J. T. Hartigan (Coatesville). Dvr T\. V. Harvey (Te Awamutu), Sgt. F. .T Wantrhey (Pt. Chevalier), Gnr. W. D. Hav (Matamata), Nurse S. E. P. Hayeß (Manga pehu), T.-Cpl. C. W. Henderson (Te Kawa) Spr. A. Hill (Hamilton), Sgt. R. R. Hodgson (Te Aroha), T.-Cpl. E. Holdsworth (Hamilton East), Sgt, J. C. Holt (Waihi), Pte. ,T. D. Hunter (Taumarunui), Sgt. R. T Hurrell (Hamilton).

Pie. C. L. Jackson (Frankton), T.-Cpl. G. K. Jacobson (Frankton), Gnr. N. A. James fCambridfre), Cpl. S. K. .Jerome (Frankton), Sa:f. W. T. Johnson (Remuera), Gnr. A. T. Jones (Taumarunni), L.-Sgt, A. E. Jonrdain (Te Awamutu).

T.-Sgt. A. R. Kenah (Cambridge), Sgt. H L. Kippin (Hamilton), Cpl. C. T. Kirk (Anck, land), L.-Sgt. S. S. Kelly (Hamilton), Pte K. Komene (Wairua).

L.-C'pl. L. St. B. Lagor (Onehnnga), Sprt. E. J. P. Lambert (Hamilton), Pte. J. Lambert (Te Kuiti), Sgt. D. C. "Land (Hamilton), Gnr. "W. Langdon (Tirau), Pte. H. R. Larsen (Frankton), Sgt. J. "W. Larsen (Otorohanga), Gnr. A. F. Laurenson (Te Kuiti), Pte. R. Laurie (Remuera), Cpl. W. Lavery (Rotorna), Sgt. D. J, Le Pine (Hamilton), Dvr. T. Letton (Mount Albert), Cpl. W. E. W. Lewis (Hamilton). Dvr. R. M. Mr.Cabe (Frankton). Gnr. R G. McCormack (Te Kuiti), r T.-L.-Cpl. C. W. McDonald (Matangi), Dvr. G. M. F. MacEwen (Pirongia), Pte. J. P. McGovern (Te Awamutu). Cpl. V. McGregor (Cambridge), T.-Sert. \V. H. McKinlay (Frankton), T.-Brir. D. E. McLarn (Frankton), Sgrnn. L. H. R. MfXanghton (Whangarei), Pte. R. E. Maddern (Te Awamutu), Cpl. J. C. Magan (Hamilton), Pte, R G. Mangham (Mangere), Sgt. D. T. Marren (Hamilton), Pte. S. J. Marshall (Hamilton), Cpl. C. B. Mason (Hamilton), Sgt. R. A. D. Meddings (Frankton), L.-Sgt. H. B. Miliar (Hamilton). T.-L.-Bdr. W. Millar (Hamilton), Pte. C. G. Moore (Te Kuiti), L.-Cpl. J. E. Moore (Hamilton).

Pte. E. J. Morgan (Taumarunui), Pte. W, 0. Morrow (Te Awamutu), T.-Cpl. W. C Moses (Papakura).

Dvr. E. J. Ncalie (Hamilton), T.-Sgt. A. H. Newland (Te Pahu), Sgt. S. Nicholson (Hamilton), Pte. W. T. Kicoll (Te Awamutu), Pte. M. F. Nottage (Howick).

Pte L. J. Oliver (Te Awamutu), Pte. H. R. Orchard (Te Awamutu), Cpl. G. L.Osmond (Otorohanga), Dvr. G. T. Ozanne (Frankton) Bdr. J. B. Paterson (Te Kuiti), Pte. D Paul (Te Awamutu), Pte. D. F. Pearce (Cam bridge). W. 0.1. D. C. Pedersen (Devonport) L.-Cpl. C. A. Pendergrast (Hamilton), L.-Bdr H. L. Pettersen (Auckland), Pte. J. C. Potier (Waihi), Cpl. P. Ffolliott-Powell (Hamilton) Dvr. R. W. Price (Mount Albert), S.-Sgt K. W. Prime (Hamilton), Gnr. K. H. Print (Te Awamutu), Sgt. S. A. Pulley, M.M (Whakatane). Pte. E. C. Renwick (Frankton), Pte. B Roach (Hamilton), Gnr. M. 0. Roberts (Hamilton), Gnr. J. A. Robertson (Te Awa mutu), T.-W.0.11. G. C. Row (Remuera) W. 0.11. L. B. Sandford (Hamilton), Dvr W. Schou (Te Kuiti), Sgt. L. G. Scott, M.M (Hamilton). Pte: P. G. S.eccombe (Hamilton) Gnr. G. Shaw (Frankton), Cpl. B. F. Shep herd (Frankton), Miss J. K. Simcock (Hamil ton), Sgt. A. W. Sisley (Otorohanga), Gnr D. L. Smith (Hamilton), L.-Cpl. T. Snowdot (Te Kuiti), Gnr. W. Speers (Waimiha). 1,. Cpl. J. K. Spencer (Arapuni), Tpr. G. A Stannard (Frankton), Gnr. M. F,. Slewar (Aria), Pte. W. R. Sutherland (Cambridge) Pte. W. B. Swetman (Hamilton). Pte. D Syme (Te Awamutu).

Pte. B. W. Thompson (Hamilton), Cpl. H. C. Thompson (Auckland). Pte. J. D. Thompson (Matamata), Gnr. C. W. Turner (Kawhia), Sgt. T. J. Turnwald (Te Awamutu), Gnr. F. \V. Underwood (Rotorua), Cpl. C. E. Vazey (Te Xwamutu). Pte. C. Is*. Wait (Frankton), Pte. A. J. Walsh (Hamilton), Sgt. D. J. Ward (Hamilton), T.-W.0.11. ,T. H. Ward (Hamilton), L.-Cpl. K. B- Webster (Hamilton), Pte. ,J. W. K, Wehipeihana (Cambridge). Pte L. R. Wheeler (Otorohanga), Pte. W. H. R." White (Te Kuiti), Pte. L. A. Whitlock (Hamilton), Cpl. R. W. Whyte (Horsham Downs), Cpl. X. A. Wilkinson (Cambridge), Tpr. B. S B. Williams (Parnell). Sgt. E. W. Williams (Hamilton), Cpl. F. "L. Williams (Ngaruawahia), T.-Sgt. R. G. Williamson (Taumarunui), Cpl. R. D. Wolfe (Te Awamutu), Dvr. C. N. Wolfsbauer (Te Awamutu), Tpr. L. A. Young (Cambridge).

PRISONERS FREED MORE ARRIVE IN ENGLAND (P.A.) WELLINGTON, Sunday The following members of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force previously reported to be prisoners of war are now safe:— Corporal T. E. Crack (mother in Canada), R. H. Johnston (TaiJjape), 0. J. Looke (father in England), R. V. N. Trayes (Auckland). Lance-Corporal W. Wickliffe (Wellington). Safe in United Kingdom.—Captain J. T. Dodgshun (Gisborne), Corporal R. K. Adkins (Hunterville), J. A. Ambrose (Gore), J. T. Attrill (New Plymouth), A. V. Badman (Seddon), A. T. Bell (Shannon), Bombardier R. Black (Lower Hutt), L. J. Bloomfield (Kimbolton), Bombardier D. Browning (mother in Ireland), R. C. Buckley (Christchurch), Corporal K. A. Burtenshaw (Timaru), Sergeant G. F. Clark (Matakana), W. T. Costello (Cheviot), G. Coutts (father in Scotland), Corporal R. A. J. Delaney (Nelson), J. L. Delury (Timaru), R. C. Dew (Otorohanga), M. K. Dixon (Te Awamutu), O. R. Dixon (Martinborough), N. Dolbel (Horeke), C. E. Ferguson (Penrose), Lance-Sergeant M. N. Fletcher (Clinton), W. V. R. Frater (Nelson), A. M. Fry (Christchurch), M. Gerrard (Opotiki), W. B. Goodwin (Auckland), LanceSergeant H. D. Gordon (Marton), Corporal C. A. Graff (Pukeatua), J. B. Hansen (Dunedin), L. L. Hogwood (Auckland), A. W. Hooper (Cambridge), F. M. Houghton (Palmerston North), F. W. Howell (Wellington), J. J. Johnson (Mangaweka), R. L. Johnston (Huntly), T. J. Kay (Gisborne), W. Kerwin (Picton), Sergeant R. King (Ruawai), LanceCorporal W. J. Knapton (Auckland), R. F. Loustau-Lalanne (wife in London), C. M. Logan (Whangarei), Sergeant T. R. D. Low (Auckland), Corporal J. T. Lynch (Queenstown), Corporal J. U. McCracken (Rangiora), R. G. Hay-McKenzie (Westport), J. T. Mackie (Gore), E. B. McQuilkan (Timaru), W. J. Moffatt (Redwood's Valley), C. J. Montgomery (Green Lane), Lance-Corporal E. D. iiulholland (Christchurch), J. J. Norrish (Christchurch), F. G. Patterson (Milton), Sergeant R. A. Penberthy (Whangarei), Corporal J. M. Reefman (Eastbourne), Corporal G. E. F. Rose (New Plymouth), LanceSergeant C. S. Shirley (Invercargill), StaffSergeant M. C. Smith (Sumner), F. W. Snell (Kingsland), C. E. L. Standen (Bucklands Beach), P. J. Sullivan (Hastings), LancTSergeant T. L. Tattersall (Kaponga), LanceCorporal A. G. Taylor (Wanganui), WarrantOfficer 11. H. T. Upton (Auckland), Sergeant H. E. Whitten (Thames), H. M. Wilkinson (Stoke), Sergeant C. J. C. Wright (Wellington) . ST. GEORGE'S DAY SERVICE AT CATHEDRAL The need for the representatives of the various nations, both at the San Francisco conference and at the peace conference, to endeavour to rebxiild the world upon a rock foundation and not one of sand, was emphasised by Archbishop Averill, who was the preacher at St. Mary's Cathedral yesterday morning at the annual parade and service in honour of St. George's Day. There was a parade from Newmarket to the Cathedral in which members of the Royal Society of St. George and other organisations took part. Archbishop Averill pointed out that Britain, with her great past and even greater present, and with her consciousness of something more than chance or accident behind her long history, was morally bound to take her stand upon principles which had made her the power that she was to the world.

"It is my honest conviction that if England remains true to her best self and puts service to mankind before selfaggrandisement she, with the help . of her Allies, will really lay the foundation of a more peaceful, more united md happier world," the archbishop said.

OBITUARY MR H. L. SLYFI ELD The death occurred recently at Palmerston North of Mr H. L. Slyfield, a former well-known officer of the Post and Telegraph Department. A son of the late Mr and Mrs J. Slyfield, of Green Lane, Auckland, he was born and educated here. He entered the Post and Telegraph Department in November, 1889, and subsequently was appointed postmaster at Otahuhu, where he served from 1909 to 1919. He was ultimately promoted to inspector, serving in Hamilton and Christchurch. Mr Slyfield was compelled to retire from the service because of ill-health in 1922. Since his arrival in Palmerston North he had enjoyed a wide circle of friends, and had taken no small part in political affairs, serving on the electorate committee of the National Party. He leaves five brothers, Messrs. E. V. Slyfield, Paercta; G. L. Slyfield and Major R. G. Slyfield, Auckland] N. S. Slyfield, Wellington, and R. L. Slyfield, Wanganui, and two sisters, Mrs F. Blyth, Auckland, and Mrs J. Martin, Hamilton. ME JOHN WARD (0.C.) DTJXEDIN, Saturday The death has occurred of Mr John Ward, who was well known in commercial circles in Dunedin as secretary of Ross and Glendining, Ltd., a position which he had filled for the last five years. Mr Ward was born in Sunderland, North England, where he was educated, and after being employed there for only a few weeks, he joined a ship as a youth of about 17 and worked his passage to Wellington. Shortly after arriving there he was successful in securing a position as invoice clerk with Macky, Logan, Caldwell, Ltd., and was with this firm for a great many years. He resigned in 1925 and joined the firm of Ross and Glendining, Ltd., at Auckland, holding the position eventually of assistant manager. In 1939 he was appointed secretary of the company. He is survived by his wife and two sons.

MATAMATA EX-SOLDIERS fO C ) MATAMATA, Sunday There was an attendance of 130 at the fifteenth annual general meeting of the Matamata District Returned Services' Association. The annual report revealed that the financial M® 1 ?" hership was 404, of which number 13had seen service in the present war. Thft election of officers. resulted:—President Mr. G. G. Griffiths; vice-presidents, Messrs C G. Pavze, P. Rose and J. E. Davidson; treasurer. Mr W. Emslie; auditor, Mr E. MacIntvre; delegates. Messrs G. G. Gnffitns, o. G. Payze and R. Whitehouse; executive, Messrs J. H. AttwooJ, G. £• ™oru A N Rowe, N. Williamson. J. Foggo, W. -McDonald, A T. Clements, N. L. Higginson, K. C. Morgan, W. Webster, A. D. Turner, R. Whitehouse, R. W. Burns, K. C. Brown, F. E. Hughes.