CASUALTY LIST

Waikato Times, Volume 87, Issue 13245, 29 July 1916, Page 5

CASUALTY LIST

WELLINGTON, Saturday. Killed in Action. Capt. C. S. Algie. Died of Wounds. Private E. H. Handley. Sergi J. Harper. Wounded. Corporal C. McMenamin. Private A. Rodger. Private C. Graham. Rifleman J. Crawford. Private F. Pea ice. Corporal J. A. Scott. Private G. Thomson. Sergt. P. J. V. Glass. Rifleman A. J. McCallum Gunner A. J. V. Rvan. Sergt. C. H. Taylor'. Private W. R. Walker Private C. Reeves. Private S. Freeman Private J. W. Marsh. Q.M.S. H. W. Mason. Previously Reported Wounded Remaining with unit, Further Reported Wounded, severe, Admitted Hospital. Private J. 0. Davis. Seriously ill. Private A. P. Grant. Dangerously ill, Wounded. Rifleman D. P. Gearv. Seriously in, Wounded, Corporal T. A. Lambeth. RIFLEMAN PERCY DE VILLE. . Rifleman Percy de Ville, whose name is amongst the latest list of killed was a fine type of young man, broad-should-ered and over Oft high, although only m his 21st year. He was the son of Mr and Mrs H. De Ville, of London street, Hamilton, and was born at Te Kahu, near Te Awamutu, where he received his education. He later worked at tanning pursuits in various parts of the Waikato, and was generally recoernsed as a "good sport." He left New Zealand as a member of the 9fch Reinforcements in the Rifle Brigade. He was well-known and respeeted, and his parents wjl receive tlL.iiS