SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1915.

Will you please excuse only short hurried notes just now? There is a

tremendous lot of work to be done in connection with the recent

fight. Reports of all sorts are being called for and are all wanted

at once. I am acting Adjutant and must do all I can. I don't know

when I shall be able to give you any description of what took place

on Tuesday night, but I shall do so as soon as I can.

They have taken us back a bit to rest and re-fit, and will likely

re-inforce us from the 2nd/6th Battalion at home. We shall need a

good many Officers and men, and we don't know whether they may still

require us,--short though we are of both. I had a good sleep last

night and am quite well though rather tired out. The weather is very

good, and we have much to be thankful for. I haven't even written to

the Colonel yet to tell him what happened to his Battalion after he

left it, but I must try to do so to-day if I can.... I am being

greatly helped.

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