N.Z.E.F. CASUALTIES

Southland Times, Issue 24497, 26 July 1941, Page 8

N.Z.E.F. CASUALTIES

SEVERAL MEN PRESUMED KILLED (P.A.) WELLINGTON, July 25. The following casualty list was issued tonight (the rank is private unless otherwise indicated): — PRESUMED KILLED IN ACTION A’COURT, Nigel Felix Daniel: mother, Mrs M. D. A’Court, Christchurch. MAUNSELL, Donald: brother, Mr H. Maunsell, Te Kuiti. WILSON, Reginald Robert; sister, Mrs F. Barrowman, Ashhurst. KILLED IN ACTION DANDERSON. Captain John Henry; wife, Mrs T. A. M. Danderson, Wellington. PRESUMED DIED OF WOUNDS—PREVIOUSLY REPORTED AS MISSING BAUCHOP, 2nd Lieutenant Harry Arthur; father, Mr D. F. Bauchop, Wellington. DIED OF ACCIDENTAL INJURIES HOWELL, Sergeant Edward Ngatata; sister, Mrs O. Marr, Bay of Plenty. MISSING; PREVIOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED COLE, Frederick Selwyn; father, Mr T. Cole, Orakei. WOUNDED AND MISSING ROBSON, Lance-Corporal Monte; mother, Mrs T. Robson, Kaitaia. WOUNDED AND REMAINING ON MISSING LIST HOCKING, Trooper Hugh Denis; mother, Mrs A. H. Hocking, Feilding. HARTLEY, Sergeant Walter; mother, Mrs E. Hartley, Auckland. ROBSON. Henry; mother, Mrs W. Robson, Kaitaia. AIR FORCE LIST (P.A.) WELLINGTON, July 25. Tlie following air casualties were announced tonight:— SERGEANT FRANCIS MACKAY LAING, R.N.Z.A.F., killed in action; father, Mr J. S. Laing, Karori. SERGEANT PHILLIP EDGAR HARER, N. missing on air operations; mother, Mrs G. E. Harer, Hamilton. SERGEANT CYRIL JOHN NEIGHBOUR, R.N.Z.A.F., killed in a flying accident; wife, Mrs M. Neighbour. Mokau. SERGEANT RONALD WEST TAYLOR, R.N.Z.A.F., missing on air operations; father. Mr A. S. Taylor. Christchurch. SERGEANT LEO BLATCHFORD MCCARTHY R.N.Z.A.F., previously reported missing now reported a prisoner of war; mother, Mrs C. McCarthy, 73 Campbell road, Wanganui. SERGEANT BRUCE DEANS LYON, reported missing and believed killed as the result of a flying accident; father, Lieutenant-Colonel G. Lyon, M.C., Wellington. SERGEANT DAVID BOYNE ANNESLEY, R.N.Z.A.F., previously reported missing, now reported to be a prisoner of war; mother, Mrs R. M. Terrill, Moutoa, Shannon.