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DUKE(1) Tug (Saml. Williams & Sons Ltd.) B.P. Mansfield, Captain. 31st May 1030 Left Gravesend. Dagenham for Southend, via Left Southend, for Ramsgate, towing 2000 the S/B Ashingdon. Entered Ramsgate harbour having left the barge in the Downs. 1st June 0920 With 4 naval ratings on board, sailed from Ramsgate, with the tug Princess, both tugs towing the I.O.W. ferry boat Fishbourne. 1030ca Put the Duke's tow rope into the Princess and went ahead. [1120ca The Princess's tow rope broke. She got another connected.] 1250ca The Commander on board the Fishbourne ordered the Duke to contact the tug Sun III and her 4 sailing barges. Did so, and took the S/B Haste Away from the Sun III. Bad visibility, lost contact with other tugs and the Fishbourne. - The S/B Ada Mary having twice broken away from the Sun III, the Duke took her in tow. 1440ca Approx. 2 miles from Dunkirk. Air raid in progress. Picked up 20 soldiers from a drifting life boat and left 20 others and 1 naval rating for the Sun III to pick up. 1620ca Took from the dr. Basilisk's lifeboat 11 ratings and 1 midshipman; their lifeboat was then put astern of the 2 sailing barges. 1705 Directed by 2 aircraft to set course 1815ca south, and was led to two lifeboats. The Sun IIItook the larger; the Duke took from the other, 11 Spaniards and 1 Canadian. 2020ca Another S/B [the Shannon broke adrift from the Sun III and the Duke took her in tow. 2nd June 0600ca Arrived Ramsgate. Small craft were sent out to take off the 44 survivors. 0730ca The Duke left the 3 sailing barges off the Downs, and went into harbour. 0830ca Was sent out to fetch the Fishbourne This was done. [See tug Princess] into harbour, as she was disabled. 3rd June 0800(2) Proceeded with the tug Contest to Shoeburyness. Total 44 Authority W.W. (1) (2) Not TugsPrince mentioned and in Princess D.R. state they left in company with the Contest at 1115. 259
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| Ashingdon | Liebestraum |
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OPERATION DYNAMO. To Vahe VESSEL OWNER REMARKS to ACE E. Jarvis To V.A. Dover. ADA MARY Leigh Building Co. Returned to owner. ADELINE F. Perham & Mr. Forbes A.P.S. ADVANCE C.P. Dick T.98 A.P.S. AID Risdon Beazley Released 1.6.40. ALBATROSS H.W. Copeland Abandoned off Dunkirk ALJANOR J.K. Mann No reports received from lists of missing vessels. ALOA-OC Mr. Bodley No report received from lists of missing vessels. ALSINA Returned to Newhaven damaged. ALOHA J.E. Pearce Re-allocated to A.P.S. AMITY W.H. Loose Returned to owner. ANNE Mr. Woolworth A.P.S. ANTHONY F. Winter With H.M.S. Wildfire, Sheerness. ANTOINNETTE A.J. Albert A.P.Saremation AQUA BELLE B. Taylor Re-allocated to A.P.S. ASHINGDON Mr. Peters Returned to owner. AUNTIS GUS S. Long Returned to owner. AURA Lord Moyne A.P.S. ANGLER Y SPE Golding Bros. ANEE (WHERRY) ILDA A. Liddle Returned to owners (did not go). Lost at Dunkirk. ANTONY W. Bates & Son, Ltd. Did not go. Returned to owners. BELLE LOWER BRIDLINGTON DER (25 vessels) Fishing vessels Prepared but did not go. IDEN EY BOSTON (22 vessels) Prepared but did not go. ANT Fishing vessels BALQUHAIN Dr. P. Mitchell Watt Returned to owner. LICENT D BARBILL II J. Morris Returned to owner. BASILDON Leigh Building Co. Returned to owner. BESSIE W.R. Box To V.A. Dover OSA BLACK ARROW Mr. Wilkinson BLUE BIRD Lost at Dunkirk. IKOI C.P. Evinson T.98 A.P.S. BLUE BIRD Mrs. G. Ragless DRU II ROBELI Returned to owner. A.R. Cox BORNIBELL C. Patey T.98. No trace of return from Dunkirk. AUR BONNY HEATHER A.R. Foccola No trace of return from Dunkirk. BOY BILLY Re-allocated to A.P.S. J. Adams BOY BOB (RX330) T.W. Adams (6a) Re-allocated to Spl. Admy. Service. RASOL BOY BRUCE C. Hayes Did not go - for Dynamo. BREAD WINNER Returned to owner. J.H.A. Bellhouse 108 BREAM Returned to owner. Golding Bros. MADGE BRITANNIA IV Sayers Bros. Prepared - did not go. MING BRITANNIC H. &J. Budd Returned to owners 5.6.40. MODESTY BRYWYN Reported lost. C. Priestley Mist AH BULL PUP Mr. Smith T.98. Returned to owners 19/6. NA Reported lost. BURGONIA RCH G.W. Burgoine BURTON Leigh Building Co. Re-allocated to A.P.S. ROSE BOU SAADA Returned to owners. E. Dreyfus BARBARA A.E. Johnson Re-allocated to A.P.S. Motor Boat BHURANA W.H. Grint Re-allocated to A.P.S. BOAT (16 ft.) W. Robertson Auxy. Patrol Service. Motor Boat Reported lost by owner. 2 or Torpedo top Ferries ( SME
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OF SHIPPID die LIST A. OPERATION DYNAMO. VESSEL OWNER REMARKS CE E. Jarvis To V.A. Dover. ADA MARY Leigh Building Co. Returned to owner. ADELINE F. Perham & Mr. Forbes A.P.S. ADVANCE C.P. Dick T.98 A.P.S. AID Risdon Beazley Released 1.6.40. ALBATROSS H.W. Copeland Abandoned off Dunkirk ALJANOR J.K. Mann No reports received from lists of missing vessels. ALOA-OC Mr. Bodley No report received from lists of missing vessels. ALSINA Returned to Newhaven damaged. ALOHA J.E. Pearce Re-allocated to A.P.S. AMITY W.H. Loose Returned to owner. ANNE Mr. Woolworth A.P.S. ANTHONY F. Winter With H.M.S. Wildfire, Sheerness. ANTOINNETTE A.J. Albert A.P.S. AQUA BELLE B. Taylor Re-allocated to A.P.S. ASHINGDON Mr. Peters Returned to owner. AUNTIE GUS S. Long Returned to owner. AURA Lord Moyne A.P.S. ANGLER Golding Bros. Returned to owners (did not go). ANEE (WHERRY) A. Liddle Lost at Dunkirk. ANTONY W. Bates & Son, Ltd. Did not go. Returned to owners. BRIDLINGTON (15 vessels) Prepared but did not go. Fishing vessels BOSTON (22 vessels) Prepared but did not go. Fishing vessels BALQUHAIN Dr. P. Mitchell Watt Returned to owner. BARBILL II J. Morris Returned to owner. BASILDON Leigh Building Co. Returned to owner. BESSIE W.R. Box To V.A. Dover BLACK ARROW Mr. Wilkinson Lost at Dunkirk. BLUE BIRD C.P. Evinson T.98 A.P.S. BLUE BIRD Mrs. G. Ragless Returned to owner. ROBELI A.R. Cox T.98. No trace of return from Dunkirk. BONNIBELL C. Patey No trace of return from Dunkirk. BONNY HEATHER A.R. Foccola Re-allocated to A.P.S. BOY BILLY J. Adams (6a) Re-allocated to Spl. Admy. Service. BOY BOB (RX330) T.W. Adams Did not go - for Dynamo. BOY BRUCE C. Hayes Returned to owner. BREAD WINNER J.H.A. Bellhouse Returned to owner. BREAM Golding Bros. Prepared - did not go. BRITANNIA IV Sayers Bros. Returned to owners 5.6.40. BRITANNIC H. & J. Budd Reported lost. BRYWYN C. Priestley Mist T.98. Returned to owners 19/6. BULL PUP Mr. Smith Reported lost. BURGONIA G.W. Burgoine Re-allocated to A.P.S. BURTON Leigh Building Co. Returned to owners. BOU SAADA E. Dreyfus Re-allocated to A.P.S. BARBARA A.E. Johnson Re-allocated to A.P.S. BHURANA W.H. Grint Auxy. Patrol Service. BOAT (16 ft.) W. Robertson Reported lost by owner.
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Reference OPERATION DYNAMO VESSEL OWNER REMARKS ACE E.Jarvis To V.A.Dover ADA MARY Leigh Building Co Returned to owner ADELINE F.Parham & A.P.S. Mr.Forbes ADVANCE C.P.Dick T.98 A.P.S. AID Risdon Beazley Released 1.6.40. ALBATROSS H.W.Copeland Abandoned off Dunkirk ALJANOR J.K.Mann No reports received from lists of missing vessels. ALOA-OC Mr.Bodley No report received from lists of missing vessels. ALOHA J.E.PEARCE Re-allocated to A.P.S. AMITY W.H.Loose Returned to owner. ANNE Mr.Woelworth A.P.S. ANTHONY F.Winter With H.M.S. Wildfire Sheerness 0 ANTO INNETTE A.J.Albert A.P.S. AQUA BELLE B.Taylor Re-allocated to A.P.S. ASHINGDON Mr.Peters Returned to owners AUNTIE GUS S.Long Returned to owner AURA Lord Moyne A.P.S. ANGLER Golding Bros. ANEE (WHERRY) Returned to owner (did not go.) A.Liddle Lost at Dunkirk ANTONY W. Bates & Son Ltd. Did not go. Returned to owner. N N N BRIDLINGTON (15 vessels) Prepared but did not go Fishing vessels BOSTON NA (22 vessels) NH Fishing vessels) Prepared but did not go. BAIQUHAIN Dr.P.Mitchell MI Returned to owners. Watt BARBILL II J.Morris BASILDON Returned to owners. Leigh Building Co Returned to owner. BESSIE W.R.Cox BLACK ARROW To V.A.Dover OFF Mr.Wilkinson Lost at Dunkirk OME BLUE BIRD Evinson T.98 A.P.S. ORA BLUE BIRD Mrs.G.Ragless OREI ROBELI Returned to Owner. A.R.Cox T.98. No trace of return from OSPF Dunkirk. BONN IBELL C.Patey OUL BONNY HEATHER A.R.Foccola No trace of return from Dunkirk BOY BILLY Re-allocated to A.P.S. J.Adams (6a) Re-allocated to Spl.Admy. OUR OUR 2 BOY BOB (RX330) T.W.Adams service. BOY BRUCE C.Hayes Did not go - for Dynamo BREAD WINNER Returned to owner ONA II A.Bellhouse BREAM Returned to owner Golding Bros. OUR J BRITTANIA IV Sayers Broe. Prepared did not go. OUR B BRITTANIC H.& J. Budd Returned to owners 5.6.40 BRYWYN Reported lost C.Priestley Mist BULL PUP Mr. Smith T.98 Returned to owners 19/6 BURGONIA Reported lost PROSP Burgoine BURTON Re-allocated to A.P.S. Leigh Building Oo. BOU SAADA Returned to owner. PROVI E.Dreyfus BARBARA A.E.Johnson Re-allocated to A.P.S. PROGRE BHURANA W.H.Grint Re-allocated to A.P.S. PROVID BOAT (16 it) AUXY. PATROL SERVICE PALMES W.Robertson BLUEFIRD II Reported Lost by owner. PAUL M BOOTH DNG BLUE BOAT JACKET. (18'6" Rowbont) A,CHAMPS DAMAGED AT RICHBOROUGH, R.SADD. Lost or missing (Noic Ramogate)
the ORATO ROAD not NOT beau beno need TM Schedule Crafe- utilized has OPERATION DYNAMO with ben VESSEL OWNER REMARKS 3 E.Jarvis To V.A. Dover with A MARY Leigh Building Co. Returned to owner ELINE F.Parham & A.P.S. or Mr.Forbes VANCE C.P.Dick T.98 A.P.S. and think J the tashant. her sand the but thing that "heir ID Risdon Beazley Released 1.6.40. with LBATROSS H.W.Copeland Abandoned off Dunkirk LJANOR J.K.Mann No reports received f missing vessels. ALOA-OC Mr.Bodley No report received fr missing vessels. ALOHA J.E.PEARCE Re-allocated to A.P.S AMITY W.H.Loose Returned to owner. ANNE Mr.Woelworth A.P.S. ANTHONY F.Winter With H.M.S.WildfireS S ANTO INNETTE A.J.Albert A.P.S. AQUA BELLE B.Taylor Re-allocated to A.P.S entitled ASHINGDON Mr.Peters Returned to owners in AUNTIE GUS S.Long Returned to owner Dept de-dately to AURA Lord Moyne A.P.S. this ANGLER Golding Bros. Returned to owner (di ANEE (WHERRY) A.Liddle Lost at Dunkirk person ANTONY W.Bates & Son Ltd. Did not go. Returne pati Smith and Lice BRIDLINGTON (15 vessels) Prepared but did not tis. Fishing vessels BOSTON ath (22 vessels) Prepared but did not Fishing vessels) 14 BALQUHAIN Dr.P.Mitchell Returned to owners. Watt 2/41 BARBILL II J.Morris Returned to owners. BASILDON OF Leigh Building Co. Returned to owner. BESSIE W.R.Cox To Dover BLACK ARROW Mr.Wilkinson Lost at Dunkirk BLUE BIRD C.P.Evinson T.98 A.P.S. BLUE BIRD Mrs.G.Ragless Returned to owner. ROBELI A.R.Cox T.98. No trace of re Dunkirk. HEB BONNIBELL C.Patey No trace of return fr HON BONNY HEATHER A.R.Foccola Re-allocated to A.P.S HOR BOY BILLY J.Adams (6a) Re-allocated to BOY BOB (RX330) ser T.W.Adams BOY BRUCE Did not go - for Dyna C.Hayes BREAD WINNER Returned to owner J.H.A.Bellhouse Returned to owner BREAM Golding Bros. BRITTANIA IV Prepared did not go. JAVA Sayers Bros. BRITTANIC Returned to owners 5. JUTL H.& J.Budd Reported lost BRYWYN C.Priestley Mist BULL PUP T.98 Returned to own Mr. Smith BURGONIA Reported lost G.W.Burgoine BURTON Re-allocated to A.P.S Leigh Building Co. BOU SAADA Returned to owner. E.Dreyfus BARBARA Re-allocated to A.P.S KAAFA A.E.Johnson BHURANA Re-allocated to A.P.S W.H.Grint AUXY. PATROL SERVICE BOAT (16 ft) W.Robertson Reported Lost by own
TM 6213 Schedule af Small Crafe- utilized A OPERATION DYNAMO VESSEL OWNER REMARKS ACE E.Jarvis To V.A.Dover ADA MARY Leigh Building Co. Returned to owner ADELINE F.Parham & A.P.S. Mr.Forbes ADVANCE C.P.Dick T.98 A.P.S. AID Risdon Beazley Released 1.6.40. ALBATROSS H.W.Copeland Abandoned off Dunkirk ALJANOR J.K.Mann No reports received from lists of missing vessels. ALOA-OC Mr.Bodley No report received from lists of missing vessels. ALOHA J.E.PEARCE Re-allocated to A.P.S. AMITY W.H.Loose Returned to owner. ANNE Mr.Woelworth A.P.S. ANTHONY F.Winter With H.M.S. Wildfire Sheerness ANTO INNETTE A.J.Albert A.P.S. AQUA BELLE B.Taylor Re-allocated to A.P.S. ASHINGDON Mr.Peters Returned to owners AUNTIE GUS S.Long Returned to owner AURA Lord Moyne A.P.S. D ANGLER Golding Bros. DI Returned to owner (did not go.) ANEE (WHERRY) A.Liddle Lost at Dunkirk DO ANTONY W.Bates & Son Ltd. Did not go. Returned to owner. BRIDLINGTON (15 vessels) FE Prepared but did not go FR Fishing vessels BOSTON (22 vessels) Prepared but did not go. Fishing vessels) BAIQUHAIN Dr.P.Mitchell Returned to owners. Watt BARBILL II J.Morris Returned to owners. BASILDON GOP Leigh Building Co. Returned to owner. BESSIE W.R.Cox To V.A.Dover BLACK ARROW Mr.Wilkinson Lost at Dunkirk BLUE BIRD C.P.Evinson T.98 A.P.S. BLUE BIRD Mrs.G.Ragless Returned to owner. ROBELI A.R.Cox T.98. No trace of return from Dunkirk. BONNIBELL HEB C.Patey No trace of return from Dunkirk HON BONNY HEATHER A.R.Foccola Re-allocated to A.P.S. HOR BOY BILLY J.Adams (6a) Re-allocated to Spl.Admy. service. BOY BOB (RX330) T.W.Adams Did not go - for Dynamo BOY BRUCE C.Hayes Returned to owner BREAD WINNER J.H.A.Bellhouse Returned to owner BREAM Golding Bros. Prepared did not go. JAVA BRITTANIA IV Sayers Bros. Returned to owners 5.6.40 JUTL BRITTANIC H.& J.Budd Reported lost BRYWYN C.Priestley Mist T.98 Returned to owners 19/6 BULL PUP Mr.Smith Reported lost BURGONIA G.W.Burgoine Re-allocated to A.P.S. BURTON Leigh Building Co. Returned to owner. BOU SAADA E.Dreyfus Re-allocated to A.P.S. KAAFA BARBARA A.E.Johnson Re-allocated to A.P.S. BHURANA W.H.Grint AUXY. PATROL SERVICE. BOAT (16 ft) W.Robertson Reported Lost by owner.
| 8 | ASHINGDON (Barge) | Mr. Peters |
Source: The National Archives, Kew, MT 40 36 Pt 2. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
(34 S.T. "DUKE" VETO Sirs, We left Dagenham at 10.30 a.m., May 31st, arriving at Gravesend at 11.10 a.m. where we picked up as Pilot. We then proceeded to Southend, arriving there at 12.30 p.m. Acting on orders from the Admiralty, we put two hands aboard the Sailing Barge "Ashingdon" and took her in tow, and proceeded to Ramsgate Harbour, arriving off the Harbour about 6.40 p.m. Acting upon instructions received from the authorities, we left the S.B. "Ashi ngdon" at anchor in the downs below the Harbour, and took the tug into the Harbour about 8 p.m. to await further orders. On Saturday morning, 1st June, we had orders to stand by at daylight, and received further orders to take stores, water and armoury together with some amunition, aboard, and stand by to tow the Ferry Boat ishbourne' to Dunkirk. We had four Naval ratings put aboard and at 9.20 a.m., together with the S.T. "Princess", we took the F.B. "Fishbourne" in tow. After towing for about 70 minutes, we put our rope into the S.T. "Princess" and then went ahead of the S.T. Princess with our two ropes in her head. About 11.20 a.m., owing to the starboard rope of the S.T. Princess" breaking, we were forced to slip our rope to enable them to get another rope aboard the Ferry Boat; the S.T. Princess" then came alongside and took our place. After steaming for about 12 hours, we were ordered up alongside the Ferry Boat where the Commander gave us orders to turn back and find the Steam Tug "Sun III" and four Sailing Barges, and also keep in contact with him. We sighted the Steam Tug and Sailing Barges off our starboard bow, and went over and took the S.B. "Haste-Away" ying from S.T. "Sun III" and left him with the other three. Owing to bad visability and the difficulty in keeping the Sailing Barges in tow, we lost contact with our other gugs and the Ferry Boat. After the S.B. "Ada Mary" had broken adrift twice from the "Sun III", I decided to keep her in my tow, proceeding to our destination with two barges each. Firemen At. about 2.40 p.m., when approximately 2 miles north of Dunkirk (according to the reckoning of the Master of the S.T. "Sun III) we found a violent air raid in progress, with bombing off our star- board side, during which our own fighting aircraft split up the enemy craft. At the same time we sighted a life boat adrift with about 40 English soldiers aboard and one Naval rating. We picked up 20 soldiers and left the rest aboard the S.T. "Sun III". Things were looking very bad, and upon the advice of an officer in charge of the soldiers, and owing to the fact that we did not know the exact whereabouts of our destination - having lost contact with our Commander who was abroad the Ferry Boat, we steamed about for an hour and then followed the S.T. "Sun III". About 4.20 p.m. we sighted amother life boat which turned out to be from the destroyer "Basilisk" which had been sunk in an air raid off Dunkirk Harbour. There were 12 survivors aboard - 11 sailors and 1 midshipmany whom rated we took abroad. Their boat was then put astern of sailing craft. r our ed We again proceeded on our course, and at 5.5 p.m. two British aircraft circled round us and signalled us to set our course for South. This we did, and the +Sun III" followed. After steaming for a for about 70 minutes, and with the help of the aircraft, we sighted ke a two life boats, and leaving the larger of the two to the S.T. "Sun III' in the we took from the other 11 Spaniards and 1 Canadian soldier. ter eing/
DINNCTRK CLAIMS COMMITTEE TO DEAL WITH CLAIMS OF SMALL CRAFT EMPLOYED IN THE DUNKIRK OPERATIONS. AND SUBSEQUENT EVACUATION MEETING held at 10.30 a.m. on WEDNESDAY, 24TH JULY, 1940, at the MINISTRY OF SHIPPING - Room 8021A. AGENDA: 1. Minutes of Meeting held on the 10th July. 2. Matters arising. 3. Report of Payments for fortnight ending 23rd July 1940. 4. Cases for settlement and discussion on the table:- Owner or Owners. (a) "BRITANNIC" H. and J. Budd. (b) "COMMODORE" J. Coleman. (c) SAILING BARGES - "SHANNON" A. J. Peters. "HASTAWAY" S. J. Peters. "ASHINGDON" "ADA MARY" "BASILDON" W. H. Theobald & Co. "BARTON" (d) Any other. 5. Any other business.
SPATIS AND OF Committee to deal with Claims of Small Craft evacuation employed in the Dunkirk and subsequent operations. Meeting held at 11 D.m. on Wednesday 31st July, 1940 at Room 8021A. the Ministry of Shipping, AGENDA. 1. ( 2. Minutes of Mesting hold on the 24th July, 1940. Matters arising. 3. 4, Report of Payments for wook ending 30th July, 1% Cases for discussion and settlement on the tables I. Total Loss: B, "Warrior" b. "Rocinunte" - G.H.Narrell. - C. "Viewfinder" R.F.Fryers. d. - L.A.London. - 8. "Beverley" A.R.Bell. - Thompson & Cordery. II, Repairs: N B. "Meender" b. "Sailing Burges:- "Shannon" "Hestaway" "Ashingdon" "Ada/Mary" "Basildon" "Burton", III. Other Expenses: 8, "Elvin" 5. Any other business. of
Committee to deal with claims of small craft employed in the Dunkirk and subsequent operations. Meeting held at ll.a.m. on Wednesday 31st July 1940 at the Ministry of Shipping. Room 8021.A. ....... Present :- Mr. Allen (Chairman) " Moore " Riddell " Wand ..... 1. Minutes of Meeting held on 24th July were agreed. 2. Matters arising were discussed (a) "Britannic" : Rye Fishery Officer is endeavouring to find a suitable boat. (b) Sailing Barges: "Ada Mary" : Agreed to Repair and negotiate settlement. "Hastaway" " " " " " " : "Ashingdon" " " " " " " : "Basildon" " " : have valued. "Burton" " If : " If "Shannon" If " " " : (c) "Iote" : Agreed to invite owner to call and discuss terms of settlement at £1,250 - £1,400. (d) "Count Dracula" : Agreed to obtain valuation from Messrs Tough's. 3. Report of Payments for week ended 30th July amounting to £1,541.17.10d was presented and passed. 4. The following Total Loss Cases were discussed:- (a) "Warrior" : Agreed to offer £125 in full and final settlement. (b) "Rocinante" Agreed to offer £300 in full and final settlement. (c) "Viewfinder": " " " £900 " " If It " (a) "Beverley" : " " " £425 " " " = = 5. "Elvin": Claim for wages was deferred until next meeting. 6. Next Meeting fixed for ll.a.m. on Wednesday 7th August, 1940. his alm 7/8/40.
| (a) | "Windsor Castle" | at 30/- | per |
| (b) | "Woodland Lily" | at 20/- | If |
| (c) | "Marina" | at 12/6 | " |
| (a) | "Narcissa" | at 50/- | " |
| (e) | "Leach's Romance"at | 40/- | " |
| f | "Little o' Lady" | at 40/- | " |
| g | "Encourage" | at 40/- | 11 |
| (h) | "Our Maggie" | at 20/- | If |
| (j) | "Fair Irene" | at 20/- | " |
| (k) | "Pop Gun" | at 20/- | " |
| "ASHINGDON" | Barge | S.J. Peters | TM. 3915/40 | 200 - - | 60 | - - |
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