three sides of the salient that had developed in the lines. Many casualties were caused to the attackers as they approached the farm; in August and into September, the Australians were repulsed three times. The Canadian Corps relieved the I Anzac Corps on 5 September. The Canadians captured part of the farm on 16 September and were then repulsed by a counter-attack. By 25 September, further attacks had captured part of the farm on the surface but the Germans still held the cellars, dug-outs and tunnels beneath. The farm was captured on 26 September by the 34th Brigade of the 11th (Northern) Division, in the general attack of the Battle of Thiepval Ridge. The 9th Lancashire Fusiliers bombed the exits of the underground positions and also managed to reach the second objective, at the west end of Trench, where German machine-gun nests had held up previous attacks. The 6th East Yorkshire (Pioneers) overwhelmed the last defenders with smoke grenades and took Aftermath Casualties In the fighting around Pozières and Mouquet Farm, the I Anzac Corps suffered During its second period on the Somme, the 1st Australian Division suffered having already suffered August. The 2nd Australian Division incurred from 25 July to 7 August and another to 29 August. From 29 July to 16 August the 4th Australian Division suffered and another 27 August to 4 September. Gallery See also Battle of the Somme: order of battle Notes Footnotes References Further reading Books Websites External links Contemporary photos of the battle sites Original photos Conflicts in 1916 1916 in France Battle of the Somme Battles of World War I involving Australia