New Guinea Casualty List
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Became missing, and is now presumed dead.—NG4o3s Johnson. E. F.; NG4064 Johnston, L.: NG4063 Paul. K. B.; NG4036 Street, J. L. (All riflemen, of Infantry, Rabaul.) Previously reported missing, now re ported died of wounds.—NGXlo Captain Grimson, J. E., HQ Unit, Rabaul.
Previously reported missing, believed killed, now reported died whilst prisoner of war.—P377 Lieutenant Austen, L. E., HQ Unit, Papua.
Previously reported missing, believed killed, now reported killed in action.— NGXIB9 Captain Evensen, M. G., Infan try, Rabaul.
Became missing, and is now presumed dead.—NG4o39 Bdr. Barrie, J.; NG4062 Rflm. Geldard, G. A.: NG4061 Rflm.
Houghton, C. W. B.; NG4060 Rflm. Ran kin, D. J.,; NG4041 Bdr. Stewart, A. D.; NG4OIO Rflm. Goodwyn, H. R.; NG4034 Cpl. Haslem, F. (All of Infantry, Rabaul.) Previously reported missing, now re ported presumed dead. NG3002 Pte.
Johnson, A. A., Infantry, Rabaul.
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Casey left Fiji on the “Lurline” on March 8. They will make their home in Australia. Mr. Casey was until recently Superintendent of Prisons in the Colony, a position he has held since 1923. He went to Fiji first in 1908, as overseer of the Suva gaol. He was an official member of the Legisla tive Council until his recent retirement.