Hand-written diary by an unknown sailor, HMAS Sydney (I) - Part 6

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51 MITT Mt AS MMM M Sermuda. Aforlat 22 23 24 £5 26 27 May 51 9 0 am passed Galviston 220 am Spoke Admirally bother Fininghaue Lor Falveston. do yur Shoke Statian bit Stamer Fender Lo Genoa, off. Robils 5.0 fom Spoke SS. Wayfarer of Wobte 5. 15 frm Shoke Schooner Flove, A Hrenball 7. 50 fm Stroke SS. Longsear 10 o am Fired 3 fedr across Boas Amorican Lo bhalmette + boarded her 10.30 am found correct proceeded. f o pm Spoke American H. Walsen. I am Spoke Schooned Ovdlyne Henkly 7.30 am Arrived at Kingslon paased Franch brunser Marsullaiss beaving harboud. 8.0 am secured alongsed fotty conmenced biting from LS. bowris 6.0 M. SS. Locca secured alongoue. bonmenced coaling 9.0 from Stopped coaling 5.0 am bomenced coaling o fur cuisder. (870 Lons) 2.0 pm bast off from picr & proceeded to Sea. 3.30 frm Spoke to Ld. Mossmount I Tewnto On passage to Busneda. 5 30 passed foud Marted Sahooner 2.35 an passed Dutch SL. Amstegeyk. 8. 30 am passed H.M.S. Deaver having harboud. 9.30 am arrived at Busmreda I anchored. found. Lweathen 9 sais I Humberland in harbout. 2.30 fim beased arrived I anchored. Look in 400 yons of coal from L. Weardale F30 ane faid funted
52 SRE DS S ra TKOM S May 9 12 16 14 68 20 25 26 27 June 13 14 52 Noon Seviathan Sailed 7.0 am Suffolk arrived 5.0 am beasar sailed 7.30 an Lumberland Sailed 6. 30 ane Transport Magdabena arrived 6.0 foom beasur arrived and anchoved 10.0 am Suffolk sailed. 6. 0 am beasur saited 6.30 fim beasar arrived I anghored. Look in 173 Sons of coal from L. Hou Grove 9.0 am Lydney sacted excorting Transfort Mhagelabena. Mugdalena Stopped for adjustment Machenery 2.0 fm proceeded. 5. 30 am off. lyoves (form Satona Turried Transport ooer to ormed Lince Avenget" 6.30 am Set bousse for Busnda On passage to Burmuda 6.30 am arrived at Budmuda. 11.30 am bother blive Frove seaised alongside, took in 300 tons of fead. 5o a blive Grove shored of Hulk. Shal secured alongside look in $5.00 Lous of coal. 9.30 am Left. Busmuda for pianton 3.30 fin Spoke Stalian sall regard Lorridon 6.30 am arrived at Fringston afeused to pier 6.30 ane Nelbourric arrived secered to pier Look in 120 Lons Oil. Fush from H. Fenris
53 Erectings from Jamaica Travelers Palm. C08 W M. E. OrON DBTEO COSSD Dr 6 HVE.ADA6. DAYSIN CONMISSIOR 1096. Nc. of days at Sea 601. of day 520 TOTRE DISTANCE STEARED. 128821 Distance runler day since Commissioning 118 Distance runferdavats Comsins. 243. DISTAGE STERMED DURINS WIAR. 36751 Distance run Per day During 140 Distance runfer day at seal 217 TOTHAL. COAL. TEMEN 3917. Total coal burnt 5229. Total Oil fuel burnt 5878. verabe fael burnt per Day Since Con 16.2 Aorage fael burntper Day Durms Wa. 50.4 Water Distilled for Ship. 10219.- Water Distilled for Boilers. 8865. TATER DS SLED 1908.1. Revolutions Runby Each Shaft 149 Oriis 53 Jane of 10 cam procated to post boad id so and hpred 5.0 fom Kelbousnie arrived I anchored 21t harried out Batth practice I Lur Lavers test Welbourone Lowing Lurget. 5.0 frm Secured to No3 fier Look in 542 Lons of cosd hatis ontou d3 24 9.0 am French-bounser Floras arrived anchored 5.0 frm Melbousne suited 20 French. near Admirad came or bous 12. 30 him Emburked Forenod of famio 28 + proceeded to Grand Joayman Istann 29 5.30 am arrived I anchored Frand ba man 10. I am Govenod landed. 50 f Govenod returned 5.15 frm weighed I proceeded 30 11. 30 ame urrived I anchored at 29.4 fron Govenor Left Cho Jus. July 14 Eng: Liint Stafford left ship secured to pur commenced coaling 10.0 am T. K. Linty buipt ovew for sweick on shore by shooding Lnse VI. 30 Finished coaling 2. 30 pm cast of Frocoeded 65 5.30 i searching for supposed oe of Fortland point no result 5.30 proceeded En. passage to La Fruasia Larget Bractics night liveing 8.0 am arrived at St Luaree 8.0 fim weighed I proceeced 5.0 any Examined. Purts. Hbabelts 10 Lurget practice
53 June & 10 53 1or cam provcated to proste egand a sedanedhorae. 5.0 fm Kelbourne arrived I anchored praction I Lur Lavers te Lasset. No3 finer cond Sabis anvour fer Horgs aprived suited ad same fou - bour lonind o Haman a foamar Haboan chared Frand bo man ted. idned roceeded inchosed at 2034. thr Ju. t ship penced coatis burpt oent pom. euse spoating Frocoeded £ supposed fi no rosult Fucafia sarger onmener rgnt liveni 8.0 am arrived at In Luagie 8.0 fm weighed I proceeced. 5.0 any Examined. Punt, Hoaselts Lurget Cractier
54 Capilla del Cabrero. Cartagena. Colombia Labrero', The Chapel. Cartagena. Colombia. n M S. 2 1 12 20 3 £2 23 26 &9 31 lug 10 54 1.2 ane passed Santa Marta 7.0 am Examined Lavanilia fartonr Ferman SS. Prinz Augusts Wilhieton fat Anchor 2.30 frm arrived and anchored at burlagena 3 German. LS. Recklinberg Fraine, Hbeg at anchod. The bolumbian. Govenor Sis favie r board a100 am 25 frm Weighed & proceeded for Kinsston 2.30 m. arrived & unchored at fingston Suffolk alongseds Cetty Received 87 Lons Oil Fusl from H Spoper Secured to Citty Received 312 Yous of ead 5.15 am Supfolk sailed 7.0 am proceeded to Fard Royad excered H65 Sons coal 8.0 him proceeded to Sea. 5.0 fm Examined Sunta Marte 10.30 anchored at port Loo pogies Frangh Flagship Eloric at unchoo. 2.30 frm Broceedid. to o fms wouved and unchoredt Sronada 6. 0 am weight + proceeded 4.30 from arrived I secuased to £4 St Lucia 5.30 am Look in 5.12 Los of oat 2nd 5.30 frm Discharged rating for pussage to England. 6.0 pm bast of and proceeded 7.30 am Arrived 2 anchored at Bir gaales. 10. 0 am weighed I prodecied 6.0 am passed Canta Rnna asd
55 PeRTSSFEMRES -IA SSAON SAKSF NSOM The most beauntul moanment of the towa 55 Jug 18th10 fom passed Muranhas 9.0 fom unchosed for night Narrgation dageon 6.0 am weighed + proceeded. 2.0 am anchored at Law foas Ieland tavrea dismanthd steamed no (Pannet ar bridge) flying Brizchan flag wenting n 408 t Low had to (his de Januro) V0.0 an proceeded 12 &.0 am Stapped I picked up frrst. 11.2 am arrived and anchorea at sada 13 10.30 am weighed I proceeded. On passage to Maracca 15 .0 am unchosed. 5.30 am weighed I proceeed. 10. 0 am off Maracca Sir 4d condr Trinidad 16 On passage to Trinicad 18 1.0 fm arrived I anchoved. 21 11.30 am weighed. I proceded. $5.30 am arrived 2 anchored at parbados. 22 5.30 pm weighed I proceeded. 23 2d 5.0 am urrived at Muchingon I receved to Jetty Look in 900 Lond of sul 25 5.0 you bast off I proceeded. 26 On passage to Kingston Jamarice 28 4.0 pm arrived I secured to folhy Look in 220 Lons bit Sue from . Lonis 24 30 Look in 320 Lons boat foor Dr Rochdlall 31 50 frm bast off I procueded On. passage Lep 2.0 frm arrived at Busmada I decuvedd to Jetty beased I thusybes if hasbous 20 frm French buised Masicts arcived
56 21916 Sep 7 12 Sept 56 Look in 410 Lons of boat Marseillaise Sailed 8.0 am Isis urrived 10.0 am Slipphed + proceeded. On Passage to Devonfint England Very heavy sia running lost 2nd 6 utter Zelck Sighted diretict, I masted seforner, fined three shots into her, with the sbject of kinking her, as she was a wooden vissit, + her cargs being the same it was of no avail. Very heavy sea running, washing the ship for + aft. 5.30 p.m. sighted small topsails shooner, we altored course + spoke to hir. She proved to be the S.D. Spivaway, British bounds for Ballmore. Weather moderating Bassed Eddystone Lighthouse, arrived & anchored in Filymouth Harbour at 12 noon, we received a grood welcome from several ships in harbour, cspecially the warships who, chured us luctily, we just beginning to feel the cold by this him after being in Profices for 21 months, A rrival & Departure of 2, Mustralian Boopships, all hands mnustered on the Upper Deck & chureet them out of harbour, the troops perposding with a wild woo w- etc 6.30 2 Left Devonport of or ye coan y Enegon steaming 20 knoto per hour. Care + maintainance fearty aboard. passed E ddystone 8.30P.N. 9.45 a. sigheed the Ligard Light On Passage to Goven (Glasgow) 5.43 P.K. arrived off Grunock & anchored for night 2550Mr. Proceedict up the Clyde, which proved to be very interesting, as there were doins of ships funder
57 57 contendeng at ate mumenten leparien g fopr. Arrived at Harland + Wolf's yard +.0 fett& secured alongside of wharf, F.MM. all hands leave the ship + proceed on long leave (21. Days) 14 of which I spent in London the remaining 7 in Adinbergh Sift Oct 21st Ships Company on leave. Io ad the good Fortune to meet my Father white on heave, ae were together for 4 Days, when he wind back to Salisbury Plains, to complite his Praining bou leaving for the front. Oct Ship Company return on Hard Ship still in Dockyard Lands, also very dirty. Cast off + procueded down the Clyde to Grunock, semed alongside S.S. Mira took in 210 Yons of Oit Puil. 1-13PN Wrighed anchor, procuded down the harbour on Drockyard trial spied 23 knots 3 20 anchoud off Granock 2 Pek. Procuded to sia in rouli to Seafia Flow (Palland) 1.30 PM, Arrived, at Seapa Flow & joined up with the Grand Fluty under Admiral Jellico, the Sydniy bring attached to the 5th Battle Squadron, look in 240 tons of coal + 9o tons of oit firl. The Plut in harbour; were as follows NLim B. Line E. Lem D. Lim Ein Sn Y. Line King George &(Play Collingword Orion Ajan Barham Repulie Galliope Hercules Neptune, Monarch Centurian Malaga Blanche Cambrian Collossus Vanguard Conquirer Erin Carspite Boadicea Caroline Superl St. Sincent. Thunderer ofciant Constance Rogalist Bellerophon Lydrneg Comes Temeraire
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April 21st

9.0am

9.20am

passed Galveston

Spoke Admiralty Collier Livinghouse for

Galveston
22nd

2.45pm

5.0pm

5.15pm

7.50pm

Spoke Italian Oil Steamer "Splender" of for.

Genoa. off. Mobile. 

Spoke SS. Wayfarer of Mobile

Spoke Schooner Flora A. Kemball.

Spoke SS. "Songstar"
23rd

10.0am

10.30am

Fired 3 pdr across Bows American SS.

Chalmette & boarded her

found correct proceeded.
24th 4.0pm Spoke American SS. Nelson.
25th 11 0 am  Spoke Schooner Evelyne Henkley.
26th




 		 7.30 am


8.0 am 

6. 0 pm 
9. 0 pm 		 Arrived at Kingston passed French
Cruiser Marseillaise leaving harbour.
Secured alongside jetty commenced.
Oiling from SS. Cowrie
SS Lorea secured alongside
Commenced coaling
Stopped coaling 
27th
 		 5.0 am 
 		 Commenced coaling 10 0 pm Finished (870
Tons)
May 1st
 		 2.0 pm 
3.30 pm 		 Cast off from pier 9 proceeded to Sea.
Spoke to SS. Rosemount & Juinto
 2nd   On passage to Burmuda.
 3rd   5 30 passed front Masted Schooner
5th

 		 2.35 pm 
8.30 am 

9.30 am 		 passed Dutch SS. Amsterdyk.
passed HMS. bearer leaving harbour.

Arrived at Burmuda & anchored.
found Leviathen & Isis & Cumberland in
harbour. 2.30 pm Ceasar arrived & anchored.
6th
 		   Took in 400 tons of coal from
SS Weardale. 7.30 am Isis Sailed.

                

 

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May 9th Noon  Leviathan Sailed
10th  7.0 am  Suffolk arrived
11th 5.0 am 
7.30 am 		 Ceasar sailed
Cumberland Sailed
12th
 		 6.30 am 
6.0 pm		 Transport Magdalena arrived
Ceasar arrived and anchored
16th  10.0 am  Suffolk sailed
17th  6.0 am  Ceasar sailed
18th 6.30 pm  Ceasar arrived & anchored
19th   Took in 173 tons of coal from SS. Olive Grove.
20th
 		 9.0 am
 		 Sydney sailed escorting Transport
Magdalena.
25th

 		 2.0 pm 

 		 Magdalena Stopped for adjustment of
Machinery
proceeded.
26th

 		 6.20 am

 		 off. Azores (Corvo Island) &
Turned Transport over to armed Liner
"Avenger". 6.30 am Set Course for Burmuda.`
27th   On passage to Burmuda
June 1st

 		 6.30 am
11.30 am
 		 arrived at Burmuda.
Collier "Olive Grove" secured
alongside took in 300 tons of Coal.
2nd

 		 5.0 am

 		 "Olive Grove" shored off & Hulk.
Shah secured alongside took in 500 tons
of coal.
7th 9.30 am Left Burmuda for Kingston
8th
 		 3.30 am
 		 Spoke Italian, Full rigged ship
"Torridon"
11th
 		 6.30 am
 		 arrived at Kingston & secured
to pier.
13th
 		 6.30 am
 		 Melbourne arrived & secured to
pier
14th   Took in 120 Tons Oil Fuel from SS. - "Gowrie"
 

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STEAMING RECORD

H.M.A.S. SYDNEY
FROM
DATE OF COMMISSIONING
26TH JUNE 1915
TILL
26TH JUNE 1916. 

No OF DAYS IN COMMISSION.

1096
No of days at Sea.

601
No. of days in Tropics.

520
TOTAL DISTANCE STEAMED

127,821 MILES
Distance run Per day since Commissioning

116.6       "   
Distance run Per day at sea since Comng.

212.6       "   
DISTANCE STEAMED DURING WAR.

96,751       "   
Distance run Per day During war.

140       "   
Distance run Per day at sea During War.

217       "   
TOTAL COAL TAKEN IN.

45,917. TONS
Total coal burnt

45,223.       "   
Total Oil Fuel burnt

3,878.       "   
Average fuel burnt per Day Since Consng

46.2       "   
Average fuel burnt per Day During War

50.4       "   
Water Distilled for Ship.

10,219       "   
Water Distilled for Boilers

8,865       "   
TOTAL WATER DISTILLED

19,084       "   
Revolutions Run by Each Shaft

149.6 MILLS 

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June 20th 10.0 am proceeded to port Royal 10.30 Anchored.
5.0 pm Melbourne arrived and anchored

21st

 

 

   Carried out Battle practice & Gun Layers
  Test Melbourne Towing Target 
5.0 pm Secured to No 3 pier
22nd   Took in 542 Tons of coal native Labour
24th 9.0 am
6.0 pm		 French Cruiser "Glorie" arrived &
anchored
Melbourne sailed
26th   French Rear Admiral came on board
28th 12.30 pm Embarked Govenor of Jamaica
and proceeded to Grand Cayman Islands.
29th 6.30 am
10.0 am
5.0 pm
5.15 pm		 arrived & anchored Grand Cayman
Govenor landed.
Govenor returned
weighed & proceeded
30th 11.30 am
noon		 arrived & anchored at Kingston
Govenor left the Ship.
July 1st   Eng: Leiut Stafford left ship
4th






 
10am

11.30
2.30 pm
5.30 pm

6.30		 Secured to pier commenced coaling.
T.K. Ginty [[?pt?]] brew comm
suicide on shore by shooting himself
Finished coaling
cast off & proceeded to [[?]]
searching for supposed [[w?]]
of Portland point no result
proceeded
5th   On passage to La Guaira
6th   Target practice night fireing
8th 8.0 am
8.0 pm		 arrived at Lu Guaira
weighed & proceeded
9th 6.0 am Examined Puerto Cabello
10th    Target practice
 

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June 20th 10.0 am proceeded to port Royal 10.30 Anchored.
  5.0 pm Melbourne arrived and anchored
21st   Carried out Battle practice & Gun Layers
    Test Melbourne Towing Target 
  5.0 pm Secured to No 3 pier
22nd   Took in 542 Tons of coal native Labour
24th 9.0 am
6.0 pm		 French Cruiser "Glorie" arrived &
anchored
Melbourne sailed
26th   French Rear Admiral came on board
28th 12.30 pm Embarked Govenor of Jamaica
and proceeded to Grand Cayman Islands.
29th 6.30 am
10.0 am
5.0 pm
5.15 pm		 arrived & anchored Grand Cayman
Govenor landed.
Govenor returned
weighed & proceeded
30th 11.30 am
noon		 arrived & anchored at Kingston
Govenor left the Ship.
July 1st   Eng: Leiut Stafford left ship
4th






 
10am

11.30
2.30 pm
5.30 pm

6.30		 Secured to pier commenced coaling.
T.K. Ginty burst brew comm
suicide on shore by shooting himself
Finished coaling
cast off & proceeded to [[?]]
searching for supposed [[w?]]
of Portland point no result
proceeded
5th   On passage to La Guaira
6th   Target practice night fireing
8th 8.0 am
8.0 pm		 arrived at Lu Guaira
weighed & proceeded
9th 6.0 am Examined Puerto Cabello
10th    Target practice


 

 

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July 12th  1.0 am
7.0 am

2.30 pm
 		 passed Santa Marta
Examined Savanilla Harbour German
SS Prinz Augusts Wilhelm at Anchor.
arrived and anchored at Cartagena
3 German SS Mecjkebverg, Virginia,  bergin 
at anchor
13th

2.0 pm		 The Columbian Govenor & Staff came on
board @ 10.0 am
Weighed & proceeded for Kingston
15th 2.30 pm arrived & anchored at Kingston
Suffolk alongside Jetty
18th   Received 87 Tons Oil Fuel from SS. Gowrie
20th   Secured to Jetty
21st   Received 312 Tons of coal
22nd 5.15 am Suffolk sailed
23rd 7.0 am

8.0 pm		 proceeded to Port Royal received
465 Tons coal
proceeded to Sea.
26th 5.0 pm Examined Santa Marta
28th

 		 10.30

2.30 pm		 anchored at port Los Kognes. French
Flagship "Glorie" at anchor.
proceeded
29th 4.0 pm arrived and anchored at Grenada
31st

6.0am

4.30 pm

weight & proceeded

arrived & secured to jetty

"St Lucia"
Aug 1st 5.30am  Took in 512 Tons of Coal
2nd

5.30pm

6.0pm

Discharged rating for passage 

to England

Cast off and proceeded
3rd 7.30am Arrived & anchored at Barbados.
5th 10.0am weighed & proceeded
10th 6.0am Passed Santa Anna "Ferazil"
 

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Aug 10th

1.0pm

9.0pm

passed Maranhas

anchored for night (Navigation dangerous)
11th

6.0am

9.0am

 

 

 

10.0am

Weighed & proceeded.

anchored at Lau Jous island boarded

dismantled Steamer no (Funnel at bridge)

flying Brazilian flag waiting for tug to

tow her to (Rio de Janeiro)

proceeded.
12th

2.0am

11.0am

Stopped & picked up pilot.

arrived and anchored at "pata"
13th 10.30am weighed & proceeded
14th   On passage to Moracca
15th

1.0am

5.30am

10.0am

anchored.

weighed & proceeded.

off Maracca Set course for 

Trinidad.
16th   On passage to Trinidad
18th 1.0pm  arrived & anchored
21st 11.30am weighed & proceeded
22nd 5.30am arrived & anchored at Barbados.
23rd 5.30pm  weighed & proceeded.
24th 6.0am

arrived at Martingist & secured

to jetty. Took in 950 Tons of Coal.
25th 5.0pm Cast off & proceeded.
26th   On passage to Kingston Jamaica
28th 4.0pm  arrived & secured to jetty
29th   Took in 220 tons oil fuel from St Lowrie
30th   Took in 320 tons Coal from St. Rochdale
31st 5.0pm Cast off & proceeded
Sept 1st   On passage
4th 2.0pm

arrived at Burmuda & secured

to Jetty.  Ceased & Sharybdis in harbour
5th 7.0pm French cruiser Marseillaise arrived.
 

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1916    
Sep 7th   Took in 410 Tons of Coal
8th   Marseillaise sailed
9th 8.0am Isis arrived
9th 10.0am Slippled & proceeded
11th   On Passage to Devonport England
12th   Very heavy sea running lost 2nd Cutter
13th 7 o'clock

Sighted derelict; 2 masted schooner, fired three

shots into her, with the object of sinking her, as

she was a wooden vessel, & her cargo being the same

it was of no avail.
Sept 14  

Very heavy sea running, washing the ship fore & 

aft. 5.20pm. sighted small topsail schooner, we

altered course & spoke to her. She proved to be the

S.S. Spinaway, "British" bound for Baltimore.
15   Weather moderating
19  

Passed Eddystone Lighthouse, arrived & anchored

in Plymouth Harbour at 12 noon, we received a

good welcome from several ships in harbour,

especially the warships who, cheered us lustily,

we just beginning to feel the cold by this time

after being in Tropics for 21 months.
20th  

Arrival & Departure of 2 Australian Troopships, all

hands mustered on the Upper Deck & cheered

them out of harbour, the troops responding with

a wild coo-ee etc.
26 6.30P.M. 

Left Devonport for Govan (Glasgow) steaming

20 knots per hour. Care & maintenance party aboard,

passed Eddystone 8.30P.M. 9.45 P.M. sighted the Lizard

Light.
27  

On Passage to Govan (Glasgow) 5.45P.M. arrived off

Greenwich & anchored for night
28 8.0A.M.

Proceeded up the Clyde, which proved to bring

interesting, as there were dozens of ships under
 

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construction, at the numerous shipbuilding yards.

Arrived at Harland & Wolff's yard 2.0 P.M. & secured

alongside of wharf, 5.P.M. all hands leave the ship &

proceed on long leave (21. Days) 14 of which I spent

in London the remaining 7 in Edinburgh.
Sept 29 Oct 21st

Ships Company on leave. Had the good

fortune to meet my Father while on leave, we

were together for 4 Days, when he went back to

Salisbury Plains, to complete his training before

leaving for the front.
Oct 21st   Ships Company return on board.
"      27   Ship still in Dockyard hands, also very dirty.
28  

Cast off & proceeded down the Clyde to Greenwich, secured

alongside S.S. "Mira" took in 210 Tons of Oil Fuel.
29 1.15 P.M.

Weighed anchor & proceeded down the harbour, on

Dockyard trail speed 23 knots. 3.20 anchored off Greenwich
30 2 P.M. Proceeded to sea en route to Scapa Flow (Scotland)
31 1.30PM.

Arrived at Scapa Flow & joined up with the

Grand Fleet, under Admiral Jellion, the "Sydney"

being attached to the 5th Battle Squadron, took in

240 tons of coal & 90 tons of oil fuel. The Fleet in 

harbour, were as follows:-
A. Liner B. Liner C. Liner D. Liner E. Liner F. Liner G. Liner
King George V (Flag) Collingwood Orion Njax Barham Reporter Calliope
Hercules Neptune Monarch Centurian Malaya Blanche Cambrian
Collossus Vanguard Conquerer Erin Warsprite Boadicea Caroline
Superb St Vincent Thunderer   Valiant Constance Royalist
Bellerophon       Sydney   Comet
Tomeraire            
 

 

 

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