NOTES ON CASUALTIES.
WELLINGTON, May 5. Private C. V. Wallace,! reported as being wounded in the abdomen, is a son of Mr. Thomas Wallace, of the Public "Works Department, recently transferred to Auckland. Private Wallace, wlio was originally posted to the N.Z. A.M.C., left New Zealand with the- 3rd Reinforcements, attached to the Auckland, Infantry Company. Private Wallace was a tailor by occupation, and was formerly employed by Messrs. Veitch and Allan. An elder son of Mr. T. Wallace left New Zealand with the main body, now operating in the Dardanelles. Private E. W. Cowdrey, wounded at the storming of the Dardanelles, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cowdrey, of "Frogmore," Stairway, Rangitikei, and grandson of the [ate Mr Edwin Cuff and a nephew of Mr. W. Masterson, Lower Hutt. He is 18 years of age, and is a well-known Rugby forCHRISTCHURCH, May 5. Lieutenant E. H. S. Batchelor, reported wounded, is the eldest son of Major H. S. Batchelor, quartermaster of the Ist Canterbury Regiment, and 21 years of age. He is a native of Christchurch, \yas a member of the cadet team which visited Toronto Exhibition in 1912, was a member of No.. 79 Cadet Company, from which he was drafted into the Ist Canterbury Regiment immediately, and given a cdmmission and placed in command of'a sig- | nailing squad of the regiment., He left with the main force in command of the signalling squad of the Canterbury Infantry Battalion. Prior "to J.rnnrr the Expeditionary Force he was
in the employ of the Christchurch, Meat Co. He gave great p.romise as aa. athlete.
Private S. T. Reid, of Canterbury Infantry Battalion, reported wounded in the head, was a surveyor, and his people reside at Foxton. Prior to joining the Exp?ditionary Force he was employed as a surveyor on the Ashley Gorge road works under the Public Works Department. Private J. C. Mullins, reported wounded, prior to joining the force was a member of the literary staff of the "N.Z. Referee," and a prominent football and ijennis player.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 20347, 6 May 1915, Page 5
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