 The 1st Brigade passed through, helped on the left by a solitary tank, to the final objective.With prisoners and booty including many guns it was a striking success at no great cost; but the German artillery revived and by the time the division was relieved on 9 and 10 June it had lost 3,700 men, evenly distributed between the three brigades.The New Zealand Division's next major engagement was at Passchendaele in October 1917.