Sunday 15th September 1918

Front line positions on the far left of the divisional front, north of Mt. Lemerle.

L.Cpl. Ernest Pearson MM (see 17^th December 1917) and Ptes. Frederick Abbot (see 2^nd February 1917), Joseph Blackburn (29722) (see 25^th July), Stanley Barker (see 26^th August), Fred Wilson Fawcett (see 25^th February), George Green (22749) (see 20^th June), Thomas Warburton (see 24^th February), Frederick William Warner (see 10^th June) and Robert Wilson (see 21^st June) departed on two weeks’ leave to England.

Pte. Ernest Mudd (see 10^th September), who had been under treatment for inflammation to his left knee, was transferred from 23^rd Division Rest Station to 39^th Casualty Clearing Station.

Pte. Charles William Groves (see 26^th August), who had suffered wounds to his left hand on 26^th August was transferred from 11^th General Hospital in Genoa to 81^st General Hospital in Marseilles.

Lt. Andrew Aaron Jackson (see 26^th August), who had suffered wounds to his right shoulder during the trench raid on 26^th August, was evacuated to England from Le Havre; on arriving in England he would be admitted to Lady Cooper’s Hospital, Hursley Park, Winchester.

Pte. Albert William Knight (see 23^rd November 1917), serving with 2/6^th DWR, was wounded in action, suffering wounds to both knees; he would be admitted to one of the hospitals at Etaples.

Lt. Arthur Lilley (see 17^th August), serving in France with the RAF, was admitted to 12^th Stationary Hospital; the nature of his injury or illness is unknown.