The Queen's (Royal West Surrey) Regiment 30th November 1915

30^th November 1915 – 

1st Battalion – Battn, relieved by 2/Oxfords and came into billets in BETHUNE, (RUE D’AIRE).

2nd Battalion – Officers 32.    Other Ranks 769.

To Hospital Nil.

From Hospital Nil.

Billets. Company parades – wiring revetting etc. Fine day rain at night.

H. ALLARDICE Capt.

2/4^th Battalion – GALLIPPOLI.

The Battalion has been employed on digging the defences of the left section of the hill and on garrison work at night.

E. HERBERT Lieut. & Adj. For O.C. 2/4th Queen's Regt.

1.11.15  1st-13^th

1/5^th Battalion - Arrived ITARSI 9.58am again owing to bad engines.

Left ITARSI 10.0am extra delay owing to hopeless inadequacy of hot water arrangements only 200 pints ready instead of 654.

Train had also to be watered.

Arrived KANDWA 2.30pm 

Left KANDWA 3.40pm 

Arrived BHURSAWAL 6.10pm

Left BHURSAWAL 7.30pm.

1/6^th Battalion – Training continued. Strength of Battn – 27 Officers – 715 Other Ranks, of the latter – 14 were in Hospital Sick 21 away from Battn on extra regimental employ, of the officers 7 were away sick or on Courses.

7^th Battalion – In billets nothing to report.

M. KEMP WELCH Capt, & Adjt.

7^th (Service) Bn, The Queen’s (R.W.S. Regt.)

8^th Battalion – Training continued. Grenade Pit & trenches dug, Rifle Range & Machine Gun range chosen.

 W.R.G. BYE.