_8th._--The regiment marched from Silverdale to Kameel Drift. _11th._--The regiment marched from Kameel Drift at 5.20 a.m. Enemy reported at Pinaars Poort. The object was to try and turn enemy's right flank and operate in his rear. The regiment came under heavy fire about 6.30 a.m., which continued all day, and eventually successful in turning enemy's flank, and occupied same ground. Several horses wounded. Bivouacked at Doornfontein. Later in the evening the enemy opened fire on the camp with two guns and pom-pom, Brigade had to move camp 400 yards (Diamond Hill). _13th._--The regiment marched from Doornfontein to Tweefontein. Enemy had retired. _14th._--The regiment marched from Tweefontein at 7.20 a.m., to Kameel Drift. No. 3819 Pte. Proctor died of disease at Bloemfontein. _22nd._--No. 3782 Pte. Oliphant died of disease at Deelfontein. _25th._--_London Gazette._--Lieut. K. K. McKellar, from 1st Australian Horse, to be 2nd Lieut. 7th Dragoon Guards. During the regiment's stay at Kameel Drift it was employed in reconnaissance and outpost duties every day. _27th._--No. 3975 Pte. Powell died of disease at Wynberg. Capt. W. F. Collins invalided to England. A report having been received that Botha intended to attack the camp to-morrow, the regiment stood to from 5.45 a.m. _June 30th._--2nd Lieut. Pilkington, 1st Royal Dragoons, was attached to the regiment from this date. _July 1st._--No. 3663 Pte. Freeman died of disease at Bloemfontein. _4th._--A and B Squadrons under Major W. C. Middleton marched from Kameel Drift at 11 a.m., and C Squadron with Headquarters marched at 8.30 a.m. to De Onderstpoort. _5th._--A patrol under Lieut. Connolly left camp at 5.30 a.m. for reconnaissance. _6th._--A patrol under Lieut. Hon. A. J. M. St. Clair left camp at 5.30 a.m. for reconnaissance. _7th._--The regiment marched from De Onderstpoort at 5.30 a.m. to Hartebeestpoort. _8th._--C Squadron was detached to form part of a force to hold Zilikat's Nek, and B Squadron to hold Commando Nek. Capt. Miller appointed to General French's Staff. _9th._--A Squadron and Headquarters marched from Hartebeestpoort at 3 p.m. to Reitfontein. _11th._--The Nek was attacked by a strong party of the enemy at daybreak, and after a very stubborn resistance for about 12 hours, C Squadron and the rest of the force were compelled to surrender to superior numbers, ammunition being finished. The horses had been turned loose early in the action and rejoined Headquarters.