The Queen's (Royal West Surrey) Regiment 29th June 1916

29^th June 1916 –

1st Battalion – Quiet day. Cleaning up trenches after rain. In evening relieved 16^th K.R.R. in CUINCHY LEFT. New deep dug-outs occupied as Btn, Hd, Qrs, in VILLAGE LINE. Some T.M. activity in evening.

1 Wounded.

2nd Battalion – “X1” day. Company parades in morning. Weather fine but windy. Coy football matches. Bn concert in evening.

Officers 43.    Other Ranks 969.

1 Wounded.

2/4^th Battalion –

1/5^th Battalion – As diarrhoea in various parts was still prevalent the M.O. decided to stop the drinking of lime juice sold by the contractor to see if this would stop it at all.

1/6^th Battalion – The Battalion remained in billets.

7^th Battalion –

8^th Battalion – 29^th – 30^th The Bn remained in Divl Reserve.

W.R.G. Bye Capt & Adjt

8^th Queen’s.

10^th Battalion – Billets – Died of wounds No G/9423 Pte Greenway. Wounded G/10093 Sergt S.Harding; G/10004 Sergt T.H.Howitt; G/9547 Cpl A.Beech; G/10109 L.Cpl F.F.W.Bradshaw; G/9975 Pte G.Lee; G/10310 Pte E.Taylor:

11^th Battalion – Commanding Officer, Second in Command, 2 Company Commanders and 8 Platoon Commanders proceeded to new sector of trenches.

Total Casualties for month of June.

3 Officers Wounded, O.R. 16 Killed & 33 Wounded.

H.B. Burnaby Lt Col.