Notes
The College website adds: 'He would have come up in 1914 from Malvern. Obtained his pilot’s license on 9.4.1917 and was killed in a Nieuport near Beaumont “after a gallant fight of half an hour’s duration with a number of enemy aeroplanes [but prob. not by v. Richtoven as is sometimes claimed], which he attacked single-handed. He was buried by the enemy with military honours” [NZ Colonist] Only son [?]'