Sunday 14th October 1917

Brewery Camp, on the road between Dickebusch and Vijverhoek.

A fine day.

After spending ten days in hospital (cause unknown) L.Cpl. Frank Wood (see 3^rd October) was discharged to duty.

Pte. Frederick Fielden (see 20^th September), who had been severely wounded on 20^th September, was evacuated to England, travelling onboard the Hospital Ship Jan Breydell. On arrival in England he would be admitted to Edmonton War Hospital in London.

Pte. Ernest Wilson (11751) (see 13^th September) was posted from 14^th Convalescent Depot at Trouville to 34^th Infantry Base Depot at Etaples; four days later he would re-join 10DWR.

A/L.Cpl. Daniel Nicholls (see 29^th August), serving in France with 2^nd (Garrison) Battalion King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, was admitted, via 20^th Casualty Clearing Station and No.3 Ambulance Train, to 5^th General Hospital in Rouen. He had  developed an abscess to his thigh related to the wounds he had suffered in September 1915.

Pte. John Oldfield Greenwood (see 20^th June), who had been in England under treatment for facial wounds suffered on 7^th June, was discharged from hospital and poted to 3DWR at North Shields.