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8th Battery
No 1793           Gr Carter S.          Killed 17.7.15
      1879      Dr Leonard D.B.           "     17.7.15
     1891      Sergt Taylor S.A. Wounded 17.7.15
1825      Gr Lovelock G.H.      Killed 26.7.15
1777      Br Benporath F.H. Wounded 29.7.15
1895      Br Thackeral A.H.           "      3.8.15
1806      Gr Elliott W.H.                "      3.8.15
1802      Gr Dickson A.                "      3.8.15
No 3052     Dr Church G.           Wounded 3.8.15
     1902      Gr Mcleod A.J.                "      3.8.15
     1827     Sergt Henry G.D.           "      4.8.15
1805      Dr Eastwood H.A.           "      6.8.15
1804      Gr Smith W.J.                "      7.8.15
1804      Gr Ewing P.C.                "      8.8.15
1580      Dr Belcher H.C.           "      8.8.15
3045      Gr Barber C.W.          Killed     8.8.15

9th Battery
No 1994      Gr Harris E.G.      Wounded 17.7.15
      2037      Gr Reid W.M.               "      18.7.15
                    Capt R.S. Gee           "      31.7.15
      4161     Br Higgins R.R.           "      1.8.15
                Lieut A.A. Evans           "          7.8.15

3rd B.A.C.
No 2922 Gr Withers L.R.      Wounded 17.7.15
3768 Gr Mc Arthur J.A.      "      18.7.15
     2226      Br R.M. Craig           "      18.7.15
     2701      Gr Coombe F.A.E.      "      22.7.15
     2994      Dr Callaghan J.J.          "      22.7.15
     4161      Gr Smith G.E.           "      31.7.15
No 3022 Gr Lipscombe J.H. Wounded 6.8.15
     2286     Gr Lennane V.S.           "           6.8.15
     4058      Dr Kelleher H.J.           "          6.8.15
     2162      Dr Taylor E.J.      Killed      5.8.15
     2711      Gr Carphey C.D. wounded 11.8.15

Total Casualties to Aug 11th 1915 – 19 Killed 105 wounded.

Friday 13th August

Spent the morning thoroughly reconnoitring our new position on Lone Pine. Gained much valuable information concerning country north and south. Instructed Major Burgess and Capt Waite to make a similar inspection during the day. General Hobbs himself has not been through the position. Stench from dead bodies still dreadful though conditions are much improved. Enemy shelled the position very freely during the afternoon. S.M. Scarrot commenced duties as R.S.M. Gen Hobbs visited 7th Battery with me. During the afternoon a message came through that enemy was massing for attack on Lone Pine. Capt Waite located a number in trenches with fixed bayonets, put in a few H.E. shell and then followed them up with shrapnel. The 7th battery guns are splendidly

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