WAR CASUALTIES

Otago Daily Times, Issue 25579, 5 July 1944, Page 6

WAR CASUALTIES

EXPEDITIONARY FORCE TWO OTAGO MEN REPORTED SAFE (P.A.) WELLINGTON, July 4. The following personnel of the 2nd N.Z.E.F. are mentioned in a casualty list which was Issued to-day (the rank is private unless otherwise stated):— OTAGO NOW SAFE (Previously Reported Prisoners of War) Dickison, lan Charles, Roslyn, Howell, Francis Mortimer, Middlemarch. OTHER DISTRICTS KILLED IN ACTION (Previously Reported Missing) Aldridge, Cpl. Alexander Wheeler, Timaru. Friend, Alan Robert, Nelson. Harrington,'' George, Christchurch. Hill, Align Clement, Ngahere.; Kennedy, Claude William, Timaru. Kirk, Allan David, Christchurch. . Roeske, Cpl. Charles William, Nelson. DIED OF WOUNDS Higglson, Cpl. Louis Ivan, Nelson. DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE Goodall, Henry, Petone. Munro, Ronald James, Otautau. NOW SAFE (Previously Reported Prisoners of War) Mason, Capt. Malcolm John, Wellington. Mitchell, Lieut. Norman Brodrlck, Wellington. Gundry, Willis Edwin, Hoklanga. Pearse, Richard Warne, Temuka. Private Dickison, who is reported safe, is a son of Mr and Mrs iA. Dickison, of 41 Littlebourne road. He was a prisoner of war in Campo T2O. Italy. NAVAL PERSONNEL (P.A.) WELLINGTON, July 4. The following naval casualties were announced to-night:— , KILLED IN ACCIDENT Bath, Able Seaman Howard David, Invercargill. J MISSING Mackay, Temp. Lieut. (A) Henry Alexander, R.N.Z.N.V.R., Napier. DIED AS RESULT OF ILLNESS Edwards, Chief Petty Officer Cook Robert Benjamin, Auckland.