TNA / MT 40 36 Pt 2

TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2

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TNA MT 40 36 Pt 2

A second digitised section of MT 40/36: Ministry of Transport papers on the Dynamo small-craft pool, special-service planning and claims procedure.

Holding archive: TNA
Collection reference: MT 40 36 Pt 2

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Source: The National Archives, Kew, MT 40/36 Pt 2. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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DUNKIRK COMMITTEE
Meeting at held the at 11.a.m. on Wednesday, 4th September 1940
Ministry of Shipping, Room No. 8021A.
oser
AGENDA
1.
Minutes of Meeting held on 21st August 1940.
2.
Matters arising.
3. Report of Payments for fortnight ended 3rd September 1940.
4. Cases for discussion and settlement on the table:
1. Total Loss:-
"WESTERLEY"
R.A. Bonham Christie.
"SEA FALCON"
W.H.Elce.
"CLARA BELLE" A.Liddle.
"ANEE"
A.Liddle.
"GAVINE"
F.A.Cooper.
"PAPILLON"
S.Holmwood.
"SCENE SHIFTER" S.E.Longman.
"LETITIA"
W.E.Browning.
2. Repairs etc.
"BRYWYN"
C.Priestley Mist.
5.
Any other business.

Anee Brywyn Clara Belle Falcon Gavine Letitia Papillon Sea Falcon Westerley Bonham Christie Cooper Liddle

250

MINUTE SHEET.
Reference
DUNKIRK COMMITTEE.
MEETING HELD AT 4 p.m. ON THURSDAY 26th SEPTEMBER, 1940 AT
THE MINISTRY OF SHIPPING, ROOM 8021 A.
PRESENT:-
Mr. Allen (Chairman)
" Simmons
"
Meredith
" Stokes
" Wand
1.
Minutes of Meeting held on 4th September were agreed.
2. Matters arising were discussed;
(a) "Renown"
Agreed as a first step to ask owner to complete form T.619. Later, if necessary, to refer to
PCO (S.T.) for nomination of a valuer.
OK.
(b) "Westerley"
Agreed to maintain offer of £500, plus any out of pocket expenses incurred by owner.
(c) "Papillon"
Agreed to accept liability for total loss and to proceed accordingly.
Riddell
(d) "Scene
Agreed to prepare case for Tribunal under powers
Shifter"
of compensation (Defence) Act. 1939.
(e) "Brywyn"
Agreed to inform the owner that in view of the absence of evidence in support of his loss or of the value of articles said to be lost, he is offered £40 in settlement of his claim for missing articles.
3. Report of payments for period ending 25th September, amounting to £3003,12...6. was presented and passed.
4. The following cases were discussed:-
(a) TOTAL LOSS
OK
"Golden Spray" Agreed to offer £265 in full settlement of all claims, and, on acceptance, to have letter of
Abandonment drawn up in the name of
"Golden Spray" ex "Bonnie Boy 11"
"Vanitee"
Agreed to call for evidence of purchase price
(700) and later to negotiate settlement up to a maximum of £700.
"Stonehaven"
Agreed to offer £475 to include extra furnishings and fittings.
OK
"Roberta"
Agreed to settle for value of vessel at £850
plus the recommendations of PCO (ST) for fittings.
"Bull Pup"
Agreed to defer action pending examination of the case by PCO (ST)
(1502) 28899/1063
1,500,000 939 JC&SLtd
Gp644'229
/"Rosa Belle"
(REGIMINT)
CODE 5-34-0
[OVER

Brywyn Golden Spray Papillon Renown Roberta Stonehaven Vanitee Westerley Allen Riddell Spray Stokes

254

DUNKIRK COMMITTEE
Meeting held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday 7th August, 1940
at the Ministry of Shipping, Room 8021A.
Present: Mr. Allen (Chairman)
" Simmons
" Moore
" Riddell
" Wand
1. Minutes of Meeting held on 31st July were agreed.
2. Matters arising were discussed.
(a) "Britannic": New evidence was considered and it was agreed to offer the owner (Mr. Budd) £375 in full and final settlement of all his claims.
(b) "Pote": Agreed to make a formal offer of £1,350 in full and final settlement.
(c) "Count Dracula": Agreed to offer £250 in full and final settlement of all claims of the owner, leaving him to liquidate any outstanding charges arising from any delay in arriving at a settlement.
(a) "Viewfinder": Agreed to approach the owner and arrange settlement up to £950.
(e) "Beverley": Agreed to offer £500 in full and final settlement of all claims.
(f) "Elvin": Agreed to pay for wages as claimed plus
2½% agency fee.
3. Report of Payments for week ended 6th August amounting to
£3,116.17.4₫. was presented and passed.
4. The following cases were discussed:-
(a) Total Loss:
"Little Ann": Agreed to offer £600 in full settlement.
"Bobel$": Agreed to offer £1,100
=
=
4
"Westerley": Agreed not necessarily to accept insured figure for Total Loss value, but to obtain further evidence as to date of purchase, condition etc.
"Kingfisher": Agreed to pay £70 in full and final settlement of all claims.
his Williams
14 Anyment. 19

Beverley Britannic Count Dracula Elvin Little Ann Viewfinder Westerley Allen Budd Little Riddell Williams

326

OCR table 1 from document page 326
Vessel	Type			Hire & Exs.	Repairs & Replacements	Total Loss.
		Claimant	Paper No.	£. S. d	£. S. d	£. S. d
ARRIOR" "WARRIOR"	S.B.	G.H.Warrell	TM.3907/40			125. - -	A.P.S.
	M.Y.	Chichester Yacht Co.	TM.4005/40	42. 8. 6
WAVE QUEEN"		Southern Rly. Co.		5. 7			Not yet comple
	M.V.	G.H.Kent	TO.9326/40	5. 4. 3		250. -
"WESTERLEY	M.V.	R.A.Bonham Christie	TM.4055/40			500. -
"WEYMOUTH		Horace Clark & Son	TM.4055/40	12. 2. 2
QUEEN"	M.V.	Cosens & Co. Ltd.	TM.4097/40	15. 13. 5
"WHITE SPRAY"	M.L.	D.Hillyard	TM.4103/40	13. 11. 7
"WHITEWATER"	M.Y.	L.A.Robinson	TO.9364/40	29. 19. 7			Not yet completed
				30. 6. 5
"WHITEWING"	M.V.	Wm.Osborne	TO.9195/40	9. 10. -			A.P.S.
"WILLIE & ALICE"	M.L.	W.G.S.Crouch	TM.4088/40	24. 7. 6	81. 14. 6
"WINDSONG"	M.V.	D.Hillyard	TO.9214/40	40. - 13. 11. 3
"WINGS OF THE MORNING"	M.V.	D.Hillyard	TO.9213/40	12. 14. 3			A.P.S.
"WINMABET"	M.V.	J.Gummerson	TM.3722/40	4. 15. -
"WINSTON"	M.F.B.	A.Fuller	TM.4188/40	19. 2. -			To V.A.Dover
"WOLSEY"	M.V.	A.Malcolm	TM.3728/40	5. 2. 7	2. 5. 6	250. -
"WOODLAND LILY"	M.V.	A.Jacobs	TM.4047/40	5. 8. 4
"WINDSORA"	M.B.	C.Hill & Son	TO.9663/40	8. 16. 5
"WESTWARD HO"	M.B.	Capt.W.Ahern	TM.5234/40	3. 16. -
"WHITE HEATHER"	M.V.	E.Smith & Sons	TM.5225/40	- -	4. 2. 6
				21. 19. 6	2. 14. 7
"WINIFRED"	M.B.	F.Lucy	TM.5239/40	6. 18. -
"WHITE STAR"	M.V.	F.J.Dignasse	TM.5443/40	10. 2. 11	3. 17. 6
"WELCOME"	Trawler	E.J.Pitman	TM.5558/40	10. -	12. -
"WIDE HORIZON"	M.Y	Higley Halliday	TM.6036/40		11. 4. 6
				15. 4. 11	12. 3. 10
"WILLIE"	M.V.	W.H.Standing	TM.4966/40	7. 3. 9
"WOOLER"	S.S.	Tyne-Tees Stm. Shipping Co. Ltd.	S.T.A.2.	150. -
"YOLA"	M.C.	F.Manley	TM.4347/40	19. 3. -	24. 19. 6

Alice Lily Queen Warrior Wave Queen Welcome Westerley Westward Westward Ho Weymouth Queen White Heather White Spray White Star Whitewater Wide Horizon Windsong Windsora Wings of the Morning Winifred Winmabet Wolsey Woodland Lily Wooler Yola Bonham Christie Clark Dover Fuller Halliday Hill Jacobs Kent Malcolm Osborne Pitman Robinson Smith Spray White