Surrey

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L’Orage

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Ship Details

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Ship type: Motor Yacht
Beam: 8ft 6ins
Length: 29ft 6ins
Other names: L’Orage
Engine: Beta 37hp Diesel
Build year: 1938
Draft: 3ft
Builder: Boats & Cars, Kingston Ltd
Construction: Carvel, mahogany on oak
Displacement: 5.73 tons

Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939)

Source: Lloyd’s Register Foundation, Heritage & Education Centre, Lloyd’s Register of Yachts 1939, digitised via Internet Archive. Licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Images have been converted, resized and watermarked for web display; machine-generated table OCR has been added.

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Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939)

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6865

Surrey Wood

5.9

Boats&Cars

Kingston-

Petrol Motor

E. T. Thomas

London

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H. SEC. Carlos Faes Porcel. Club House Muelle de Costa, Alicante.

H. TREAS. R. J. Thomson. JT. H. SECS. J. & D. M. Moodie. 62, Netherby Road, Edinburgh, 5.

H. SEC. & C.A. Whiteman, TREAS. Westside," The Ridgeway, Fetcham Park, Leatherhead. Surrey.

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a. Moonflower

Asteria -

m. Surrey -

Caledonia -

Kaparen 100

m. Audley II 12

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a. Rosemary 7

(P. Arbaut, Designer.)

a. Venise II 29

Murbarak (see page 607) 7

Gardens, Surrey.

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Inc.

Bridge Wharf, Chertsey, Surrey.

a. Cloud

Thornycroft House, Smith

m. Estrellita

m. Mañana 11

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m. Lady of Clennell, The 312

a. Frances II 37

m. Alisdair 120

a. Najade 8

m. Surrey -

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Adams, John E., Dell Quay, Coombe Lane, Kingston- on-Thames, Surrey.-Bir.-Del. m. Jap 12	Addinsell, Jack, 24, Lowndes Street, London, S. W.1. Bem.-Crz.-Ocn. a. Tar Baby 10	Adshead, Neil R., 81, Arlington House, St. James's, London, .W.1.-Ald.-L.S.	Ahlsand, T., Royal Bombay Yacht Club, Bombay. Bom.-Nsk. Viking III 5	Aisher, O.A., Faygate, South Godstone, Surrey. Hbl.-Isl.-Ocn.-Ran. Yeoman 5
Woking, Surrey.-Ald.-Isl. a. Sea Saga 17 Adamson, J., Beehive Hotel, Sandbanks Road, Parkstone, Dorset.-Hmy. a. Hilbre (P.O.) 10	Adie, Brooke, 49, Clarendon Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham.-Mtr. a. Le Cygne 37 m. Sunrise 12	Fridolin Agate, Charlton S., Lynwood, Wayneflete Tower Avenue, Esher, Surrey. a. Rosalind 13	Aiken, W., Coolavin, Ballyholme Road, Bangor, Co. Down.-Uls. Kingfisher (P.O.) 6 Ainsworth, Capt.	Akademischer Segler- Verein zu Danzig, E. V., Hindenburg-allee 23, Danzig- Langfuhr. Peter von Danzig 41

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Akerlund, Consul General Erik, Nobelgatan 2. Stockholm.-K.M.K.- K.S.S.S.	Albery, Sir Irving J., M.P., The Manor House, Farningham, Kent. Cor.-Gvs.	Aldridge, F. John, Little Wildwood, Park Road East, Woking, Surrey.-L.S.-Ref. Tons	Alexander, Walter, Solsgirth, Dollar, Clackmannanshire. Cly. Tons	Allan, Miss J. C., Hafton, Hunter's Quay, Argyll. C.Cor.-Hly. Tons
Alaux, Jean Paul, 12, Rue Rennequin, Paris, 17e. Y.C.F.-Mlo. a. Sindbad 19	Aldecoa, Francisco, Gran Via 1-3°, Bilbao, Spain.-Abr. m. Uzo Zurija 80	Alexander, Mrs. Frances V., Lansdowne House Club, Lansdowne House, Berkeley Square, London, W.1. S. Goshawk 58	Tewk 6 Allain, Ing. Pablo, Peña 2292, Buenos Aires.-Arg. m. Rosita 16	Allday, Gilbert J., Lane End, St. Georges Hill, Weybridge, Surrey.-Foy.-L.S.-Mtr. m. Lassie II 26
Albert, A. F., 139, King Street, Sydney, N.S.W. N.S.W.-Pr.A.-Syd. Norn 13	Aldington, D. A., Five Trees, Pilgrims Way, Dorking, Surrey. m. Jong 13	Alexander, Mrs. Louisa, Manor House, Winterbourne Stoke, Salisbury, Wilts.-Sth.-Y.C.F. m. Alusia 18	S. Oriana 172 Senoia 5 Allan, Miss E. M.,	Allen, A. E., Meadowcourt, Radeliffe-on-Trent, Notts.-N.&S. m. Bendor 10

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Atkinson, James S., Derby House, Weston Green Road, Thames Ditton, Surrey.

Azienda di Cura, Brioni, Pola, Italy.

Pinkus (P.O.) 3 a. Rubicon 68

Lane House, Broad Lane, Hale, Cheshire.-C.A. a. Trust in Providence 6

Baker, A. F., c/o Barclays Bank, Ltd., Paignton, Devon.-Crn.

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Barff, Mrs. E. D., 7, Promenade des Anglais, Nice(A.-M.), France. m. Maryphil 12	Barlow, Squad.-Ldr. E. C., R.A.F., H.Q. Bomber Command, R.A.F., Uxbridge, Middx.-Msa. a. Sea Nymph 4	Barnett, J. M., Byways, Lucas Green, West End, Chobham, Surrey.-L.S. a. Grey Dawn 15	Barr, W. Gordon H., Ervie, 20, Park Road, Paisley, Renfrewshire.-Cly. a. Myrone 7	London, S. W.7.-Bnm.-Ocn. a. Black Dragon 21 Barrie, W., The White Cottage, Rhu, Dumbartonshire.-C.Crz.-Nor.
Barge, H. F., 10, Park Crescent, Abingdon, Berks. Hbl. a. Ondina (P.O.) 9	Barlow, E. H., St. Benedicts, Biddenham, Bedford. N.&S. Mayfly 24	Barnett, R. W., Jubilee, 244, Stranmillis Road, Belfast. m. Will o' the Wisp 3	Barraclough, Comdr. E.M.C., R.N.. Lynedoch, West Byfleet, Surrey. Ich.-Nav. Tuctoo 13	a. Monica (P.O.) 7 Barrington, W. B., Threwstones, Tiverton, Devon.-Exe. a. Tiger 4

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Beart, E. H., Homestead Cottage, Barnes, London, W.13.-Cor. a. Rowanne (P.O.) 5	Beaumont, C. L., Beaumont Hall Hotel, Clacton-on-Sea, Essex.-Mtr. m. Greta 7	Becker, Walter, Liebensteinerstr. 7, Bremen. Attila 5	Bedwell, H. L., 7, Porchester Court, Porchester Gardens, London, W.2. a. Cachalot (P.O.) 8	Beeton, Stanley, Corbie Wood, Weybridge, Surrey; & Larkfield, Itchenor, Susser.-Ich.-Tms. a. Hobby 4 a. Korby 21
Beattie, R. C., Gower Cottage, Warren Road, Guildford, Surrey.-Ssx. a. Almida 24	Beaumont, E. G., Discovery Island, Victoria, B.C. Vtr. m. Discovery Isle 22	Becker, W. T. L., 70, Eccleston Square. London, S.W.1. m. Little Mariner 17	Bee, Mrs. W. E., 201, Old Shoreham Road, Southwick, Sussex. a. Follow the Sun 6	Begg, David, Clydetorre, Victoria Road, Gourock. C.Crz.-Grk. a. Betty 7

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Bell, D. J. R., Balloch, Alyth, Perthshire. a. Kirsty (P.O.) 16	Bell, Isaac, Castlehill, Shaftesbury, Dorset. R.Y.S.-Dor.-Isl.-Ocn.-Pks.- Tms.-Wes. - Bloodhound 34	Belloc, Hilaire, Reform Club, Pall Mall, London, S.W.1. Jersey 19	Bénard, Henri, Val Fleuri," Route de Cannes, Grasse (A.M.), France.-Cnn. a. Evasion -	Benford, J. H. F. & Mrs. V. M. G., 23, Cotsford Avenue, New Malden, Surrey.-L.S. a. Romarin 14
Bell, E. A., Ravelston, Ayr.-Grk.-W.Ils. a. Kirsty (P.O.) 16	Bell, William, 1276, Argyle Street, Glasgow, C.3. m. Kotick 9	Kibworth Hall, Leicester.-Bem.-H.B. a. Mahelah 137 Belsher, Allan S., Powderham View, Exmouth, Devon. Exe.-Lon.	Bénard, I. A. V., 1, Avenue Friedland, Paris, 8e. Y.C.F. m. Tess II (P.O.) 132	Benham, J. E., Weather Tiles, Broadwater Close, Burwood, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey. a. Rowanne (P.O) 5

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Bennett, F. I., Cumbrae, Ditton Hill, Surbiton, Surrey.-Mtr.-Tms.S. m. Explorer 29	Bensted-Smith, Dr. W.F., Newton Ferrers, Devon.-L.S. a. Iseult 5	Bercetche, J. Salaberry, Calle Esmeralda 1319, Buenos Aires. Arg. Spray 6 Bercetche, Pedro J.,	Bergius, William M., 14, St. Enoch Square, Glasgow, C.1. C.Cor.-C.Crz.-Cly.-Grk.-Hly.-Lch.- Nor.-W.Ils. a. Dodo IV 63	Bernhard of the Nether- lands, H.R.H. Prince, Soestdijk, Holland.-NId.(H.P.) m. Piet Hein (P.O.) 141
Benson, Capt. C. E., Shawford Park, Shawford, Hants. m. Morvyth 3	55, Argyll Road, London, W.8.-Lym. a. Bonita 4 Bentzen, Einar, Kirkegaten, 12, Oslo, Norway. Bubbi 5	Två Bröder 7 Berger, George W., 810, Prospect Street, New Haven, Conn., U.S.A.-N.Yk. m. Althea	Berlingieri, Prof. Avv. Giorgio, Via Roma 10, Genox,-R.Y.C.I. a. Flam Bernadotte	Berriedale-Johnson, W. H., Thornhill, St. Mary's Road, Long Ditton, Surrey.-Hay.-Lon.C.-Sth. m. Sigurd 27

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Booth, Ernest, 6, The Green, Richmond, Surrey.	Bordes, A., Villa Tijuca, Villefranche-sur-Mer, (A.M.), France	Lage-Vuursche, Holland.-Lsd. a. de-Draak 30	Boswell, Squad.-Ldr. K. L., O.B.E.,	m. Astrée 34
C.A.-Lon.-Yrk. m. Ione III (P.O.) 64	a. Tanit 10	Bossum, Arthur J., Hofchef, Lövenskioldsvei 5, Ullern, pr.	22, Elmers Drive, Teddington, Middx. Br.M. m. Sadie 7	Boughton, E. B., Towngate, Cobham, Surrey.-Mtr. m. Lockheed 8

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Bourgeois, Georges, 36, Rue de Liège, Paris, 8e. Y.C.F.-C.V.P.-Dvl.-Háv.-Pno.-Prt.-

Bowater, Norman J., Polyapes, Cobham, Surrey.-Tms. a. Colaba 28

Bowerbank, E. J., Morfa, 24, Lancaster Road, Birkdale, Southport, Lancs.-Isl.-Mer.-N.W.

Bowyer, Paget, 146, Canford Cliffs Road, Canford Cliffs, Dorset-Cor.-L.S.-Pks..

Brabazon, Lt.-Col. The Hon. Claud, O.B.E., Fassaroe, Bray, Co. Wicklow, Ireland. Crz.-Dub.-H.B.-Ish.C.-St.G.

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Bradley, A. Percy, Brooklands Motor Course, Weybridge, Surrey.-Cam.M.-Mtr.-Tms.C. m. Fenlandria 9	Braidwood, Mrs. A., c/o 5, Beresford Row, The Mall, Armagh, N. Ireland. a. Louie 18	Branum, Kristen, c/o Westfal, Larsen & Co. A/S., Bergen, Norway.-Bgn. Apache (P.O.) -	Brazier, W. P., Ashridge, 18, Northlands Road, Southampton, Hants.-Sth. m. Cormorant 10	Bremond, Comte F. de, Villa Shanghai, Hyères (Var), France. m. Egeria 16
M.C., Oak Cottage, Tilford, Surrey.-L.S.- Sol. a. Moana 3 a. Mary Jane 31	Brand, Charles G., 12, Pelham Place, London, S.W.7. Hbl. a. Dorma (P.O.) 5	Bray, Arthur, 146, Marylebone Road, London, N.W.1. Br.M.-Hmy.-M.B.A.-Nav. a. Braymar 18	Breckon, A. N., Waimana Avenue, Northcote, Auckland, N.Z. m. Alecia 7	Brewer, J. O., Wood Rising, Willingdon, Eastbourne, Sussex.-New. m. Nahma (P.O.) 8.
Brady, John, Bank Grove, Albany Park Road, Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey. m. Mary 8	Brandt, G. H., Rijksweg 212, Overschie, Holland. Maas. a. Wulp 27	Bray, Mrs. J. A., Aux. Ketch Ben Hiant," Tobermory, Isle of Mull.-Hgh.-W.Ils. a. Ben Hiant 96	Bréguet, Louis, 31 bis, Boulevard Suchet, Paris, 16e. Y.C.F.-C.V.P.-Dvl.-Hàv.-Tms. Namoussa V 6	Briault, Douglas L., Woodbury, 64, Grange Gardens, Pinner, Middr.-L.S. m. Gay Venture 26 Brickwood, Harry,

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Bridge, John, Harrowside Garage, Blackpool, Lancs.-Bpl.	Briggs, Walter O., 424, East Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich., U.S.A.-N.Yk.	Bristow, Harold, Beechcroft, Leatherhead, Surrey. L.S.	Broadhead, P. F., 32, Repton Gardens, Gidea Park, Essex.	Bronn, Thorleif, Bestün, pr. Oslo, Norway.-Nsk.
Bridge, Leonard B., River Deep, Cross Deep, Twickenham, Middx. a. Athene 16	Brightman, W. D., Springfield, Parkstone, Dorset.-Pks. a. Afrita 18	Bristow, Percy A., 681, Upper Thames Street, London, E.C.4.-Med. a. Vorna 13	Broadley, R. A. L., Priest Hill, Limpsfield, Surrey. Svw. a. Susan Ann 6	Brook, Arnold, 114, Leicester Road, Salford, Lancs. Bpl. a. Sue 21

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M.C., Brigadier House, Moascar, Ismailia, Egypt. Poppy (P.O.) 5

Brown, Dennis, Beauchamps, Southchurch, Essex.-Cor. a. Samphire 4

a. Brown, H. S., 2, Milton Road, East Sheen, Surrey. Twk.

Brown, Miss Winifred S., 44, Waterpark Road, Salford, Lancs. Mer. a. Perula 31

Bruce, F. A., Whytecliffe Street, Albion, Brisbane, Queensland.-Qns.( (v.c.). m. Minerva 22

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Lon. Tons	Surrey.-Mtr. Tons	m. Questa 9	a. Nanette 26	a. Pierrette 11
Bruzzo, Conte Renzo, Via XX Settembre 30/7, Genoa. R.Y.C.I. a. Pofi 47	Bryon, R. W., Lyndhurst, Sutherland Avenue, Petts Wood, Orpington, Kent.-Med. C. Osprey (P.O.) 4	Buckingham, C.S., Somerholme, Hoveton St. John, Norwich, Norfolk.-Hng.-N.&S. Swallowtail (P.O.) 2	Bulay- Watson, Capt. A.F.C. Hawksworth Lodge, Guiseley, Leeds, Forks.-Tms. a. Tchita 33	Bullock, S. E., Green Hedges, Helly Lane, Banstead, Surrey.-L.S. a. Lady Rita 14

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Buntin, James, L.D.S., F.P.S.G., Broomard, 30, Circus Drive, Dennistoun, Glasgour, E.1. C.Crz.-S.M.Y.C. m. Phantom 10

Burford, John T., Cropthorne, 11, Ellesboro Road, Harborne, Birmingham.-Sev.M. m. Daurinia 22

Burlington, E. J. A., 10, Church Close, Church Street, Epsom, Surrey.-C.A. m. Youla 13

m. Plain Kate 29 Burt, E. G. Mowlem, "St. Margarets." Kingston Hill, Surrey.-C.A.-Chi.-Dor.-Nrw.-Ssx.

Burton, J. Ashton, 8, Hall Road, London, N.W.8 Bnm.-Cor. a. Bandor 9

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Caldecott, R. E. H., Marldene, Cheadle Hulme, Cheshire. S.Cr.	Calmels, Lt.-Col. Pierre, Ker-Huel, Loguivy-de-la-Mer, (Côtes du Nord), France.-Y.C.F.	Cameron, A. K., B.Sc., M.R.C.V.S.,	Campbell, Ivar, Dawn Hill, Virginia Water, Surrey. -Sth.	The Bourne Ridge, Farnham, Surrey. O.C. a. Thelma 5
Calderón, Saturnino, 5, Puerta del Sol, Madrid, Spain. Gea. S. Milagro 40	Calvert, Daniel W., Stanhope, 2, Druids Cross Road, Calderstones, Liverpool. Con.-Mer.-N.W. m. Mary C. 16	Cameron, A. V., Ardlarich, Rhu, Dumbartonshire. C.Cor.-C.Crz.-Nor. a. Leonora 33	Campbell, Mrs. Ivar, Dawn Hill, Virginia Water, Surrey. S. Aloma (P.O.) 66	Shirvan, Lochgilphead, Argyll. Hgh. m. Petrola 6 Campbell, R. H.,

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Canales, J. Jado, Club de Regatas de Santander, San- tander, Spain. Marinel	Capper, A. A. W., 233, Tyler Street, Preston, Victoria, Australia.-Vet. Scud 5	Carleton-Stiff, G. N., Summerhill, Torquay, Devon. Crz.-Nav.-Tor.S. a. Margaretta 28	a. Petrel 5 Carnes, C., 25, Kingswood Avenue, Bromley, Kent.-Msa.	Carr, Frank W., 4, Plough Lane, Purley, Surrey. Cbi. m. Windelf (P.O.) 35
Cannis, G. W., 52, Waters Road, Cremorne, Sydney, N.S.W. a. Istria 8	Carellas, Theo. D., 59, Vasilissis Sophras Street, Athens, Greece.-Gre. m. Nais 140	Carlow, Viscount, 12-14, Red Lion Court, Fleet Street, London, E.C.A. m. Firefly 52	Denmark. H.R.H. Princess, Sorgenfri Palace, Lyngby, Denmark. Dan. Elisabeth III 5.	Carr, Philip, Montrose House, Petersham, Surrey. m. Halcyone 21

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Carrara, Arthur C., C.M.G., K.C., J.P., 12, Library Gardens, Gibraltar. Gib.	Carshalton Sea Scouts, 1st. 5, West Street, Carshalton, Surrey. Tons	Carter, John C., Southern House, Cannon Street, London, E.C.4.-Hmy.-Ich. Tons	Cassel, Knut, Burevägen, 31, Djursholm, Sweden. K.S.S.S. Tons	Cautley, Maj. H. L., (ret.). O.B.E., c/o Westminster Bank, Ltd., Colchester, Esser.
m. Wynne 20 Carrington, G. F., Shelsley Grange, Shelsley Beauchamp, Worcs.-Cly.-Foy.-Lon.-Tms.	Carson, H. A. H. & Mrs. A. M., Westminster Bank, Ltd., 1, Stratford Place, Oxford Street, London, W.1. Cor. a. Bonbonnière 16	a. Captain Jack 53 Cartland, John, M.C., M.Sc., 134, Grand Drive, Wimbledon, London, S. W.20.-L.S.	Cater, R. C., 25, Grove Way, Esher, Surrey.-Pks. a. Woodpecker 8	Caviedes, Marqués de S. Nere-Ametza 450 m. Taka Pun II 74 m. Taka Pun III I

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Chillcott, R. B., Little Paddock, West Clandon, Surrey. Hay.-L.S. m. Wide Horizon 12	Christiansen, Rolf, Postbox 163, Sandvika, pr. Oslo, Norway.-Nsk. Mary Queen 2 -	Christopher, R. N. R., Royal London Yacht Club, Cowes, I.W. a. Thelma II 63	Miranda III — Circolo della Regia Marina,	Clark, Albert E., Oaklands, 8, Beaumont Close, Gidea Park, Esser.-Bnm.-Cch. a. Drumcree 129
Y.C.F.-Cnn. a. Simoun 33	skap, Christianstad. K.S.S. 1937 7	Green Oaks, Brockenhurst, Hants. Isl.-Lym. a. Etain 12	Clabburn, W. L., 5, Alexandra Mansions, Prince of	c/o Westminster Bank, Ltd., East Molesey, Surrey.-C.A.-Crn.-Svn. a. Galecka 36
Chivers, Archibald P., Clarefield, Summersdale, Chichester,	m. Westerly 10 m. Yoanjo 61	Croydon, Surrey.-Mtr. m. Isis 27	Clappen, John, 21B, Westholm, Westcliff Parade, Westclif-on-Sea, Essex.-Nre.	16, Locust Street, Philadelphia.-N.Yk. Resolute 168

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Clark, George, 113, Titchfield Street, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire.-C.Crz. Tons	Clark, P. H. Gordon, Appletons, Cobham, Surrey. C.A.-Har.-L.S.-Ocn. Tons	Clarke, Thomas W., Royal Singapore Yacht Club, Singapore.-Bom.-Sng. Tons	Clayton, Lionel A., Burn End. East Portlemouth, Salcombe, Devon.-Crz.-Sal.(v.c.) Tons	Clements-Henry, H. Y., 332, High Street, Rochester, Kent. Rch. Tone
Clark, John, 2, Caroline Street, Ponsonby, Auckland, N.Z. m. Princess 9 Clark, John, 10, Auckland Road West, Southsea,	Clarke, F. S., Cavalry Club, 127, Piccadilly, London, W.1.-Bem. m. Fevrier 6	Clay, Bernard W., Top, Esher Close, Esher, Surrey. Cws.-Hbl.-Ich.-Isl.-Tms.-Y.R.A. m. Norana 48	Clegg, Sir Rowland, Llanidan Hall, Brynsiencyn, Anglesey Ang. a. Maitenes 17 Clements, A. B.,	a. Vigilant 145 Clift, Paul E., The Orchards, Wittersham, Kent. Ald.-Cam.-Hay.-O.&C.-R.C.C. a. Catherine 9
Hants.-Pts.S. a. Askadil 8 Clark, J. H. M., Bothwell Street, Glasgow, C.2.	Clarke, G. G. S., Elm Cottage, Birch Grove, near Hayward's Heath, Sussex.-Ssx.M. m. Juan Therese II 16	Clay, Henry, Hurst Lodge, Kenley, Surrey. a. Firefly 7	6, Larch Road, Dumbreck, Glasgow, S.1. S.M.Y.C. m. Thyra 15 Clements, E. W. A.,	Clifton, G. C., Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron. Endean's Buildings, Auckland, N.Z. Moana (P.O.) 13

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Clough, Sydney, F.R.I.B.A., Zachary House, 70, Strand-on-the- Green, Chiswick, London, W.4.	Clyde Cruising Club, 122, Union Street, Glasgow, C.1. Tons	Coats, Miss L., Sannox House, Corrie, Brodick, Isle of Arran.-Nor.	Cock, Edward, 508, The Peak, Hong Kong.-H.Kg. Tons	Cohen, Hugh E., 150, Kingston Road, New Malden, Surrey.-Bum.S.-Cor.
Club Nautico Olivos, Calle Mendosa y Rio de la Plata, Olivos, Argentine. Balilla	Clyne, Mrs. E. B., St. Mawes, Cornwall. Zephyr 3	Coxley Plane, Riddlesdown Road, Purley, Surrey. a. Dinah 4	Cockburn, J. G. H., 61, Church Road, Hove, Sussex. Crz.-Ocn. a. Alethea III 9	Cole, J. C. T., Central Buildings, Long Lane, Blackheath, Birmingham.-L.S.- Sev.M.
Timbo 5 Clubb, J. A.,	Coates, Laurence C., Crutchfield Farm, Hookwood, Surrey. Cst.-Hbl.-Isl.-Prt.-Srn.-Tms.	Cochrane, R. D., Hill Close, Buckfastleigh, Devon. Bxm.-C.A.	m. Sea Play - Cohen, F. G., New	Coleby, C. J. W., Furze Lodge, Bosham, Sussex. C.A.-Ran. a. Elvee 4
Royal Colombo Yacht Club, Colombo, Ceylon.	Kyla 6	a. Silver Streak 16	37, Coombe Gardens, Malden, Surrey.

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Collett, Mrs. L. G., Rhydpool, Whitney-on-Wye, Hereford. Mtr.

Collins, D. R., 4, Whitehorse Street, London, W.1. Ssx.

Lake Farm, Hamworthy, Poole, Dorset. Hmy.-Mtr. m. Oomala II 51

Colsmann, Edalbert, Langenberg a|Rhein, Germany. Y.C.D. a. Ingorata

Comerford, A. E. T., Avanti, Angel Road, Thames Ditton, Surrey.-Har.-L.S. m. Patricia 11

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Condey Ponte, Fernando, Vigo, Spain. Tons	Cook, A. Lockley, Keston Court, Keston, Kent.-Tem. Tons	Cooke, J. S. F., Ferry Quarter, Strangford, Co. Down. N.Ir.-Str.-Tms.-Uls.	Cooper, Major H. A., Kenlochlaich House, Appin, Argyll.-Hgh.-W.Ils.	Cope, T. C. S., Innisfree, Chipstead, Surrey. C.A.-Cor.
Condon, Hamilton, Yacht Espalmador," Cannes (A.-M.), France.-Y.C.F. S. Espalmador 542	Cook, F. J., Craigewan, 38, Box Ridge Avenue, Purley, Surrey. m. White Wing 6	m. Rena 5 Cooke, J. T., Sunny Brae, 40, Fitzwilliam Road, Vaucluse, Sydney, N.S.W.	Cooper, H. A., 25, Talbot Avenue, Bournemouth, Hants.-Pks. m. Stella 7	Copeland, John W., 10, Drummoyne Avenue, Drummoyne, near Sydney, N.S.W.-N.S.W. m. Burunda -
a. Gull (P.O.) 49 Connor, The Exors. of the late C. H., 25, Old Church Street, Chelsea, London,	Chichester, R.E., South End Hall, Footscray Road, Eltham, London, S.E.9.-Eng.-Med. a. Catherine	m. Idolour 12 Coombs, C. F. J., Northrote, Addlestone, Surrey.	Cooper, John E., 25, Durham Avenue, Bromley, Kent. C.A.-Cor.-Tms. a. Quickstep 17	Corah, John H., J.P., The Hermitage, Foxton, Market Har- borough, Leicestershire.-Bnm.-Col.- L.S.-Mtr.-Tut.V.

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Corbett, E. M., 9, Palace Mansions, Buckingham Gate, London, Yre. Tons m. Petagin 4	Cork & Orrery, Admiral of the Fleet The Earl of, G.C.B., G.C.V.O., 46, Ennismore Gardens, London, W.7 R.Y.S.-Nav.(C.) Tons	Corsellis, Nicholas, Tree Tops, Highlands Road, Leatherhead, Surrey. Tons a. Nixie 12	Costa de Beauregard, Comte R., Château de Trodibon, Plouézoch (Finistère), France.-Y.C.F.-C.V.P.- Din. Tons	Cotton, J. H., c/o Royal Temple Yacht Club, Ramsgate, Kent.-Med.-Tem. Tons m. Bluff 15
Corbett, R. C. U., Hockley House, Alresford, Hants. m. Lady Lel 18 Corby, Edward W.,	Corlett, Alfred L., 1, Crosshall Street, Liverpool.-Con.- Met. m. Riska 13	Cortlever, N., Jan van Eyckstraat, 22, Amsterdam. m. Discovery 9	Coste, J. H., jun., 1, The Woodlands, Esher, Surrey. Hbl.-Isl.-R.C.C.-Ran. Gauntlet 1	Cottrell, Mrs. G. S., Manor House, Bredon, Tewkesbury, Glos. m. Blue Bird 4
Commissioners, (Eugene Gayer, General Manager and Secretary), Custom House Street, Cork, Ireland. a. Giolla Farraige 85	Cornut, Ch., Chemin de la Mairie, Cologny, Switzerland.-Gen.	Costa, Andrea, Corso Aurelio Saffi, 11-7, Genoa, Italy.-R.Y.C.I.	Coton, Charles O., Clanna Rory, Burwood Park, Walton- on-Thames, Surrey.-L.S.	Couniot, Dr. Jacques, 47, Rue de la Vieille Mosquée, Oran, Algeria.-Y.C.F.

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Courtauld, Maj. S. L., M.C., Eltham Hall, London, S.E.9. R.Y.S.-Har.-Tms.	Cox, Arthur, 26, Merrion Square, Dublin.-Ish. m. Bonnie Jean (P.O.) 9	m. Senta III 23 Cox, J. Ward,	Craig, Capt. Edwin E., Tanera More, Hindhead, Surrey N.Ir.-Uls.	P.O. Box 163, Athens, Greece. a. Afroessa 24
m. Virginia 712 Courtois, E. M. G., 5, rue La Boëtie, Paris, 8e. Mamita 5	Cox, A. R. B., Timana, Coombe Lane, Coombe, Surrey.-L.S.-Tms.C. m. Bobeli 9 Cox, Edward E.,	Chantry House, Lawrence Drive, Canford Cliffs, Dorset.-Mtr. m. Margo II 12 Cox, Capt. Leslie C., Cary Arms Hotel, Babbacombe, Torquay, Devon.	m. Boyne Water 81 Craig, James, Half Acre, West Grove, Walton-on- Thames, Surrey.-Key.-Tms. a. Garland 17	Crane, Capt. H. T., The White House, Whitwell, Reepham, Norfolk.-Har.-Msa. Chittabob III 5 Crankshaw, Hugh M., B.Sc., M.I.M.E.,
Coveney, Eric W., 4, Banstead Road, Ewell. Surrey. L.S.	Cox, F. G., Landfall, Stoke Bishop, Bristol. Btl.-L.S.-Mtr. m. Wairakei II 27	63, Addison Road, London, W.14. Lon.-Mtr.-Pks. a. Jill 5	Craig, J. Kirke, Collalis, Balmore, Stirlingshire. C.Cor.-C.Crz.	Craven, Sir Charles W., The Abbey House, Furness Abbey, Lancs. Mtr.-Nav.-Wnd.

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(See page 608) Crawford, Dr. Wm., Cumberland House, Woodbridge, Suffolk.-Deb.-L.S.	Crerar, Peter, Leadenflower, Crieff, Perthshire. Grk.-Tay. m. Amulree 88	Crocker, W. P., Downside, 6, Crossways, Sutton, Surrey. Hen.-Tms.C. m. Peredith II 12	Crosland, J. S. G., The Vicarage, Rustington, Sussex. Ssx.M. Isle of 12	Aldershot, Hants.-Foy. a. Merlin 11 Crowe, C. B., " Kooyong," Elles Avenue, Merrow
a. Scotia 6	Creswell, F. G., 4, Thames House, Queen Street Place,	Crofton-Atkins, R. D.R.,	m. Arran	Downs, Guildford, Surrey. m. Clara (P.O.) 6
Crawford, W. C., Earraid, Biggar Road, Edinburgh. C.Crz.	London, E.C.4. a. Singora 18	M.D., B.Ch., Lancaster Cottage, Weybridge, Surrey. a. Iota 16	Crosley, Lovell, Broom Hill, Sarisbury Green, Hants. Hbl.-Mtr.-Sth.	Crowe, George W., Patras, Greece.-Tms.
Cree, Lt. C.E.A., R.N., Pinehurst, Pyrford, near Woking, Surrey.-Crz.-Nav.	a. Maid of Alphen 32 a. Moonglow - Critchley, F.,	Croneen, Walter, The Elms, Gillingham Avenue, Gillingham, Kent. m. Romance 51	Crossley, B. C., 1a, Addisland Court, Addison Road, London, W.14.	a. Cleopatra's Barge II 219 Cruickshank, S., Edinburgh House, Lee-on-the-Solent, Hants.-Lee.
Cree, Donald C. L., Pinehurst, Pyrford. near Woking, Surrey-Bar.-C.Crz.-Cor.-Orz.- Ish.C.-Isl.-Nav.-Ocn.-Oxf.-Tms.	m. Cora Linn 6 Croce, J., 11, Rue Saint Suffren, Marseilles.	Crook, Walter, c/o Midland Bank Ltd., Richmond, Surrey.-Sal.Sth. m. Arlette II 163	Crosthwait,Lt.-Col.L.G. Leelands, Pennington, Lymington, Hants.-Key.-Lym.	Cubas, Duque de, Castellana No. 15, Madrid, Spain. Sbs.

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Cullen, Thomas J., Nemora, Tyrrell's Wood, Leatherhead,	Cumming, Angus,	Curling,Brig.-Gen.B.J., Vernon Hill House, Bishops Waltham, Hants.-Isl.-Srn.	Kilcorral, Epsom, Surrey. Nfk. Clio 6	Lloyd's, London, E.C.3. C.Ils.-Tms. m. Albany 71
Surrey.-Hmy.-Pks.-Pol.-Tms. Emily II 11	Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania, Harrington Street, Hobart, Tasmania. Yeulba 8	Lintie 5	Curwen, A. J. S.,	d' Amecourt, Capt. Albert Ecole de l'Air, Versailles, France.
a. Lenoroit 12	a. Jewel 8	m. Ranley -	Custance, Francis C. H.,	44, Church Road, Richmond, Surrey.-Nrw.-Twk.
Culmer, J. A., Spinneys, Langley Vale, Epsom, Surrey.-Ich.-L.S.-Lon. a. Jontoni 9	Cunin, Dr. R., 1, Rue Carnot, Charleville, (Ardennes), France.	Currie, Dr. Walter T., Morningside, Barrington Road, Torquay, Devon.-Tor.-Trq.(V.C.). a. Sirius 9	Ludovico Pio, 2, Barcelona.-Bre. a. Aventura (P.O.) 11 Cutcliffe, W. J.,	d' Erlanger, Gerard, 11, Mount Street, London, W.1. a. Frolic 35

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Bergen, Norway.-Bgn. Apache (P.O.) - Dalgety, A. W. H., Wellingham Vane, Lewes, Sussex. Bem.-Hbl.

Damant, J. C. W., Curtle Mead, Cowes, I. of W. Ows.-Isl.(V.C.) Loretta 5

Chelworth, Hillcroft Avenue, Purley, Surrey.-Mtr.-Pks.-Tms. a. Bettine - (See page 606) a. Searigs 5

Dauchez, André, 14, Rue St. Guillaume, Paris, 7e. Y.C.F. a. Grande Ourse 20

Davidsen, Gustav, Rasgaardsstrand, Norway. Bojemus - Davidson, A. B.,

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Davies, Dr. E. Roderick,

Davies, Maj. Richard R., Treborth, Bangor, N. Wales. Ang.-Wel.

Lobito, Angola, Portuguese West Africa. C.Ils. Tess 8

Dawson, Lt.-Comdr. Sir Hugh, Bart., Rede Hall, Burstow, Horley, Surrey:

5, Square Maurice Barrès, Neuilly- sur-Seine.-Y.C.F.-Arc. Hamsa II -

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De Ste. Croix, W. B., 23, Leadenhall Street, London, E.C.3. Bnm.-Cor.-Ish.C.-Ocn.-Tem.-Tms.- Y.R.A. a. Isis 12

de Voogt, H. W., Zonnelaan 12, Haarlem, Holland. Nld. m. Wilab 18

Dean, Lt.-Comdr. Percy T., V.C., R.N.V.R., 36, Avenue Close, Avenue Road, London, N.W.8.-Crz.-Mer.-Tms. a. Clymene 34

Deighton, D. Milner, The Hollies, Bridgnorth, Shropshire. L.S.-S.Cr. a. Monie 5

Sunnyside Cottage, The Tilt, Cobham, Surrey.-Yka. a. Grey Friar (P.O.) 6 Delves, S. H.,

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Denne, M. T., Cheynewood, Broad Lane, Newdigate, Surrey.	16, Quai de Béthune, Paris, 4e. Y.C.F.-C.V.P.-Dvl. Dinorah III (P.O.) -	a. Theresa II 4 Devigny, Guy, M.C.,	di Francesco, Agostino Santamaria, Via Vittorio Emanuele Orlando 16.	Dickie, Robert, "Morna," Tarbert, Argyll. m. Brenda 8
a. Constance 48	Desoutter, A. M., Charlwood Park Farm, Horley, Surrey. Bir.-Del.	84, Avenue Foch, Paris, 16e,-Y.C.F. a. Béatrice 67	Naples, Italy.-Sav. Licea 12	Dickie, W. S., Ardencaple, 26, Southfield Road,
Dennis, Sir Raymond, K.B.E., Grafham Grange, Bramley, Surrey. Lon.	a. Hebe 48 a. Scaldis V 69	Devitt, H. C., Longspring Wood, Sevenoaks, Kent. Ich.-Ocn.-Srn. a. Lady Maud (P.O.) 10	d' Iklódy-Srabó, John, Alsóors, Hungary.-Mag. Sólyom -	Middlesbrough, Yorks. a. Ard Chuan 6

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Diggens, R. W., 2, Amery Gardens, Kensal Rise, London, N.W.10.-Eng. a. Nepenthe (P.O.) 11	Dinwiddy, T. N., Colston, Stoke Gabriel, Devon. C.A.-Crn.-Crz.(V.C.)-Drt.-Foy.-L.S.- Nav.-Sal.-Svn. a. Svenska II 13	Dixon, John F., Estoril, Chalkwell Esplanade, West- cliff-on-Sea, Esser.-Nre.-Wef. a. Orchis 17	Tms.C. m. Mary Fortune 8 Dobson, C. R. C., 6, Whittingehame Drive, Glasgow. W.2. Nav.	Dodds, A. McD., 77, North Road, Kew Gardens. Surrey. a. Hope (P.O.) 39 Dodero, Enrique,
Dignasse, Frederick J., 7, Oriental Road, Woking, Surrey. White Star 18	Ditler-Simonsen, John P., Ullern, Oslo, Norway.-Nsk. Silja	a. Sea Crest 20 Dixon-Spain, Michael, Little Massingham Manor, King's Lynn, Norfolk.-L.S.	Dobson, R. W., "The Grove," Teignmouth, Devon. Mtr. m. Lady Ursula 6	Doedes, L., Cremerweg 7, The Hague, Holland. Kag. a. Zonnetij IV 42
Illiers, Vicomte, 83, Avenue Paul Doumer, Paris. Y.C.F.	Dixon, A. E., 28, Albany Park Road, Kingston-on Thames, Surrey.-Nav	Dobbs, H. G., Rose Garth, Botley, Hants.-C.A.	Docwra, Lang Larne Lodge, Warren Road, Guildford, Surrey.-Tms. m. Myla 8	Dohm, Mrs. Else, c/o Vald. Hansen, Kertemindegade 11, Copenhagen.-Kbn.

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Draeger, Georges, 46, Rue de Bagneux, Montrouge (Seine), France.-C.V.P.-Y.M.F. a. Chamaja 101

Draper, W. A., Kelvin Lodge, Hampton Court, Surrey. Mtr.-S.M.Y.C. m. Lady Janie 37

Drexel, Anthony J., Château de Courbois, Anglet, Basses- Pyrenées, France.-N.Yk.-Srn.-Tms. 8. Queen of Scots 632

Drury, A. N., M.D., F.R.S., 25, Millington Road, Cambridge. C.A.-Cam. a. Coo-ee 16

Duerr, Edgar, Warren Point, Bodorgan, Anglesey. Wel. m. Winsome 15

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Dykes, Maj. G. H., Brigids Patch, St. Mawes, Cornwall. St.M. a. Curlew 6	East, R. W., 1, Constitution Hill, Woking, Surrey. C.A. Peveril 4	Eborall, Sir Arthur, C.B.E., Wyndham, Frinton-on-Sea, Essex. Deb.-Hoy.-Msa.-Tms.	Eddy, J. W. L., 216, Kingsland Road, London, E.2. a. Woodbine (P 0.) 37	Edmead, Ronald H., Cubitt's Yacht Basin, Chiswick, London, W.4. m. Eothen 52
Craigston, Wickham Terrace, Brisbane, Queensland.-Qns. m. Tangalooma 31 m. Wollomai 16	Eaton, John D., Toronto, Ontario, Canada.-Can. a. Chimon 56	Ditherumpop (P.O.) 4 Ecole Navale, Brest, France.	Edlin, L. E., Sussex Motor Yacht Club, 7, Ship Street, Brighton.-Ssx.M.(V.c.) m. Azur 136	Edridge, Mrs. F., The Grange, Upper Warlingham, Surrey.-Chi. m. Song of the Wind 21

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Court, Richmond, Surrey.-Crn.-Crz.-L.S.-Sng. a. Mat Ali 11 Edwards, Hjalmar,	Cornwall.-Crn. a. Grabe 23 Edwards, W. J.,	a. Birgit 12 Ekker, E., Veere, Holland.	Elg, Olof, Drottninggatan 18, Stockholm. K.S.S.S. Noreg -	Elliott, Surgeon Comdr. C. C., D.S.C., R.N.V.R., Rostrevor, Seaford, Sussex. Nav.-New.
Edwards, Harold F.," 23, Chartfield Avenue, Putney Hill, London, S.W.15.-Isl.-Ran.-Svw.- Tms.-U.Tms. Dragon 5	m. Estrella II 33 Egnell, B., Marstrand, Sweden.-G.K.S.S. m. Avance 40	Ekman, Sigurd, Svenska Sockerfabriks A.B., Helsingborg, Sweden.-G.K.S.S.-Hls. Elsinore -	Ellam, H. J., Blue Barn Farm, St. Georges Hill, Weybridge, Surrey.-Ich.-L.S. Wendy 3	Ellis, Bernard J., 49, Hallam Street, London, W.1 Bnm.-C.A.-Crz.-L.S.-Ocn. a. Catania 12

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Fairgrieve, Fred M., 44, Dovercourt Road, Toronto, Canada.-Can.	Falkus, J. E., Yacht "Nora," Exmouth, Devon. Tons	Farquharson, Mrs. H.F.W., Easbury Park, Blandford, Dorset.	Fawcett, Ian L., Fairways, Queen's Drive, Thames Ditton, Surrey.-Ich. Tons	Feldhoff, Fritz, Unt. Lichtenplatzerstr. 24, Wuppertal-Barmen, Germany. Tons
Fairland, S. H., 59, Pitt Street, Sydney, N.S.W.-Tas. Nanoya 17	Faraggi, André, 184, Avenue Victor Hugo, Paris, 16e. Y.M.F. a. Mektoub 11	Farrow, Leslie W., Elmwood, Kenley, Surrey. Col.-Mtr.-Sth.-Tms.	Faxén, Dr. Nils, Gothenburg, Sweden.-G.K.S.S.-Svn. a. Senta -	Fell-Clark, J. I., Little Yaffles, 103, Home Park Road, London, S. W.19.-Bar.-Mtr.
Old Brewery House, Station Road, Horley, Surrey.-Chi. m. Molly Kay 9	Farie, Rear - Admiral J. U., C.M.G., Church Lane House, Lymington, Hants.	S. Zaza 455 Fassio, Comm. E.,	Widegates, Eastfield Road, Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol.-Btl.- Mtr.-Tms. Teal (P.O.) 7	Fellman, Hj. & Y., Fabiansgatan, 4, Helsingfors, Finland. Isolde 6
Falkiner, N. M., Greenoge, Terenure Road, Dublin. Alf.-Dub.-Ish. Oola	Farquharson, Mrs. D.I., Point Fortin, Trinidad, B.W.I.: & Pinehurst, Purford, Surrey.-Crz. 6 a. Gulnare (P.O.)	Fauvarque, J., Le Denacre, Wimille (Pas de Calais), France. 9 a. Babet	Fehres, Ir. M. C., Heemstede \|Haarlem, Holland. 8 m. Winona 25	c/o Little Ship Club, Beaver Hall, on Garlick Hill, London, E.C.4. a. Elspeth 19 a. Vernesta 13

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Ferdinando, H. R., Basildon Park, Berks.-Tms. a. Olga 35	Fernald, John, 12, Springfield Road, London, N.W8. L.S.-Lon.C. a. Florence 10	Field, Norman, Lartington Hall, Barnard Castle, Co. Durham.-R.Y.S.-Bxm.-Tms. Persephone 6	Filmer, R. G., Oaklands, Hookwood Common, Horley, Surrey. m. Imogen 16	Finlay, A. R. & R., Gorse Lodge, Church Road, Helen's Bay, Co. Down. a. Lufra (P.O.) 12
Ferguson, George, Coppithorn Hill, Copythorne, Hants. Bem.-Isl.-Lym.-Nav.-Srn.-Svw. a. Betty Gillian 4	Ferrier, W. L.,' Park Hill House, Torquay, Devon. Crn.-Ocn.-Tor.-Trq. a. Weemelah 9	Fieux, Pierre, 180, Bvd. Rabatau, Marseilles.-Msl. a. Lak 12	Finch, L. W., Oaken Coppice, Park Lane, Ashtead, Surrey.-Tms. m. Antic Spray 21	Finlayson, R., 8, Cliff Parade, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex. Lgh. Redwing (P.O.) 2
Ferguson, James, Cartsburn, Kilmun, Argyll.-Hly. m. Saguenay (P.O.) 6	Festing, Maj. F. W., Hyde House, Chalford, Glos. Crz.-Ocn.-Tms. a. Greenjacket 5	Fife, John W., Amulree, Gamekeeper's Road, Barnton, Midlothian.-Alm.-For. m. Barcara IV (P.O.) 12	Findlay, E. A., The Moorings, Fairlie, Ayrshire. C.Cor.-C.Crz.-Cly.-Wst. a. Zanetta 6	Firebrace, F. L., Shrubbs Farm, Chobham, Surrey. C.A. a. Siskin 10

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Foister, F. R., 10, Barnfield Avenue, Croydon, Surrey. a. Daydream 9	Forbes, W. R. V., 'Fairlight," 15, Woodborough Road, Putney, London, S. W.15.-Mtr. m. Adeline 34	Forlong, John A., Coney Island, Lake of the Woods, Kenora, Ont., Canada ; and 224, 13th Avenue, North, St. Petersburg, Fla.,	Fortin, Georges, 18, Rue du Cornet, Angers (Maine et Loire), France.-Y.C.F.-Oon. a. Brise-Vent -	m. Mynonie III (P.O.) 36 Foster, C.R., 74, Victoria Gardens, Horsforth, Leeds,
Antinea Fookes, A. G., 35, St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby, Auckland, N.Z. a. Eunice 5	Ford, Capt. & Mrs. Hugh, Carswell Manor, Faringdon, Berks. Cws.-Hbl.-Isl.-Srn. Teal 5	Forster, A. Lindsay, 12, Athole Gardens, Glasgow, W.2. C.Crz. a. Molita 19	Asteria II 5 Foster, Captain Alwyn, The Old Rectory, West Clandon, Guildford, Surrey.-R.Y.S. S. Angela 17	Foster, R. C., 66, New Barn Street, London, E.13. m. Cobra 30 Foster, W. Laurence,

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a. Eleanor Ann 16 Fowkes, G. E., Orwell, Camp Ground Road,

France, Reginald, M.B.E., Craigside, West Park, West Hartlepool. m. Kitty II 11

Fraser, Alan, c/o Westminster Bank, Ltd., Richmond, Surrey. a. Ivernia 47

M.D., D.O.M.S., Onich, Milngavie, Dumbartonshire. m. Thelma 12

Freedman, Herbert D., 16, New Hall Road, Broughton, Salford, Langs.

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French, Lt-Col. Herbert S., C.V.O., C.B.E., M.A., M.D., F.R.C.P., Cudworth Manor, Newdigate, Surrey.-Gal.-Mtr.-U.Hs.

Friis-Hansen, S., Omögade 5, Copenhagen.-Dan. a. Vivid 20

Frowd, C.S., Four Walls, East Blatchington, Seaford, Sussex.-New.-O.C.-Ssx.M. a. Frog 25

Fuller, James, 49, Westernville Gardens, Ilford, Essex. Forsitan 5

Furneaux, G. P., Grammar School House, Aylesbury, Bucks.-Bxm.-Oxf. a. Skerdmore 10

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New Place, Sunningdale, Berks. Cnq.(R.C.)-Nav.-Ocn.-Srn.-Tms.- Vic.(R.C.). m. Falaise 7

Gale, R. G., 78, Kambala Road, Bellevue Hill,

Gamble, Mrs. Arthur, Powesoa, St. Mawes, Cornwall.-L.S.

Garbrecht, H. H.

Gardner, Chas. E., Overhill, Warlingham, Surrey. C.A.-Esx.-Lym. a. Lelanta II 68

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Bee Croft," Woldingham, Surrey. Nav. a. Beagle 6	Garra, W. Gonzalez, Villagarcia de Arosa, Spain.-Gca. Buxaina 4	Gassner, Andrew, Trzic, Dravska, Yugoslavia.-Cor. m. Gerry 104	Gaynor, Alfred, 9, Vergemont, Clonskeagh, Dublin. m. Maimie -	Gendron, Pierre, Palais de Provence, Cannes (A.-M.), France.-Cnn. a. Concha 25
Gardner, R. Exton, Overhill, Warlingham, Surrey. Esx.-Lym. Melody 6	m. Maruxiña 8 Garrard, G. Wizard 4	Gatti, J. A. S., M.C., 1, Princes Row, London, S.W.1. Bnm.-C.A.-Tms. a. Jenny III 34 Gaudermen,	Gearing, Major A. H., (ret.), Bulldogs Weir, Wey Road, Weybridge, Surrey. m. Sea Swallow 8	George, H. J. C., 5, Richmond Avenue, Northcote, Auck- land, N.Z.-N.Z. Victory 9
Gardner, Thornton E., Kooringa, Warlingham, Surrey. Cst.-Lym.-Tms. a. Elaine 52	Garrett, F. C., Red Gables, Western Road, Goole, Yorks.-Hbr.	Boulevard Pereire, 66, Paris, 17e. De Ruyter -	Gebbie, T. V. A., c/o Gebbie & Wilson, Strathavon,	George, H. Ll., The Viaduct, Monkton Combe, Bath, Somerset.-C.A.-Pth.

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Germain, Robert, 98, Boulevard St. Saëns, Algiers. a. Oreade 64 Gerrard, C.R. & W. D., Forth Yacht Club, Granton,

a. Mascotte III 7 Gibbon, Col. C. M., C.M.G., Sleedagh, Werford.-Ish.C. a. Monk 6

Gibson, G. F., F. & L., 23, Promenade, Hoylake, Cheshire. Hoy. Chance 5

Hampstead, London, N.W.3.-Har. a. Genesta 10 Gilchrist, Mrs. I. G., Glencaladh, Rhu, Dumbartonshire. Cly.

Gill, R. H., The Old House, High Trees, Reigate, Surrey.-Cor.-Crz. a. Droleen (P.O.) 9 W.

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Gillison, W., 82, Congreve Road, Eltham, London, S.E.9.-Eth.-L.S.-Nrw.	Giraudon, A. F., 56, Bud. Rodocanachi, Marseilles. Tons	Gleadowe, R., Winchester College, Winchester, Hants.-Orz.-Nav.-Oxf.	Glendewar, W. H., Eastlea, Bagot Avenue. Jersey, C.I. C Ils.-St.H.	Godfrey, Esmond, Otterton, 5, Palace Road, Kingston-on- Thames. Surrey.-Tms.S.
Giraud, Edmund H., Izmir, Turkey.-Y.C.F. m. Lady May 128	34, Little Britain, London, E.C.1. Tms. m. Sarah Munro 70	m. Cona 10 Glen-Coats, Sir T. C.,	Ladywell, Godalming, Surrey.-Hbl.-Hbl.Y.-Isl. Ayesha 7	2, De Walden Court, 85, New Cavendish Street, London, W.1.-Chi. a. De Bries 69

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Goult, W. G., The Bield, Kingsley Road, Hutton, Essex.-Nrw. Tons	Grafstrom, Hans, Stockholm.-K.S.S.S.-Skm. Tons Salome -	Graham, Sydney, C.B.E., Three Decks, Itchenor, Chichester, Sussex; & 76, Harley House, Regent's Park, London, N. W.1.-Ich.-Isl.-Lon.-	Granelli, Cav. Gran Croce E., Via Castelvetro 17, Milan, Italy. R.Y.C.I.	Grantham, V. A., Aldertons, Send, Surrey.-Alb.-Bom. Tons
a. Regina (P.O.) - Grace, Squad.-Ldr. Charles F.H., R.A.F., The Abbey Grange, Waltham Abbey, Essex.-C.A. a. Turtle 29	a. Laranda 9 Graham, John G., 16, Falkland Mansions, Hyndland, Glasgow, W.2.-S.M.Y.C. m. Islay Mist 51 Graham, Robert,	Grahame- White, Claude, 6, Balfour Mews, Mayfair, London, W.1.- Mer.-Mtr. S. Lady Vagrant 484 m. Sans Peur 7 m. Sea Scout 5 Grahn, Oscar,	Pembroke House, Moor Park. Northwood, Middx. m. Antelope 9 Grant-Dalton, Charles, Brodsworth Hall, near Doncaster, Yorks.-Lym.-Vic. S. Branwen 151	Graves-Tagg, E. E., 27, Beechhill Road, Eltham, London, S.E.9. m. Molla 18 Gray, Major A., Maney House, Dunsfold, Surrey.-C.A. m. Stella 14

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Gray, Ernest G., Villa Miranda, Hesketh Road, Torguay, Devon.-Tor. Tons	Green, A. Ll. B., D.S.O., New House, Ross, Herefordshire. Crz. Tons	Green, S. C. Case, Thistleworth, Beare Green, nr. Dorking, Surrey.-Pks. Tons	Gregory, Edward, 7, Wedderburn Road, Hampstead, London. N. W. 3.-Med. Tons	Greville, Dr. Gordon, M.C., 39, Sheldon Avenue, Hampstead Lane, London, N.6.-C.A.-Hay.-Isl.-L.S.-
Gray, Gordon, 56, South End, Croydon, Surrey. m. Arlen 13	Green, Mrs. Catherine, 50, Christchurch Road, Streatham Hill, London, S.W.2. m. Hummono 24	Greenfield, Mrs. Edith, 4, Telegraph Hill, Platt's Lane, London, N. W.3-N.&S. a. Gold Finch 32	Gregory, Capt. J. R., c/o, Lloyds Bank, Ltd., 6, Pall Mall, London, S.W.1.-C.A.-Crn.-Crz.-Ems. a. Dawn 9	a. Windstorm 13 Greville-Giddings, M., 8, River View Gardens, Twickenham, Middx.-Twk.
Gray, Sir Harold, Gog Magog Hills, Babraham, Cambridge.-St.G.-Y.C.F. Honoria 34	Green, Squad.-Ldr. D. Salisbury, Rivers End, Blacksmiths Lane, Laleham-on-Thames, Middx.-Har. m. Dona 7	Greenough, H. W., Albemarle County, Virginia, U.S.A. a. Titania 140	Greiner, C. F., 113, Richmond Road, Kingston-on- Thames, Surrey. m. Lady May 6	Sapphire 3 Grey, Zane, 280, Mariposa Street, Altadena, Cal., U.S.A. m. Fisherman II 581

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Griffiths, Maurice, 1, Clement's Inn, Strand, London, W.C.2.- Btr.-Har.-L.S.-Wlt. a. Lone Gull 9	Grogono, Walter, 20, Spencer Road, South Croydon, Surrey. m. Alouette 8	Grout, Philip, Redclyfe Yacht Club, Wareham, Dorset. m. Dorela 9	Guarro i Tarragó, Agusti, Rambla de Cataluña No. 7, Barcelona Bel. Cigne 6	m. Leonie 182 Guggenheim, Lt.-Col. M. Robert, 2800, Woodland Drive, Washington,
Grimston, F. S., C.I.E., Greycoats, Park Road, Haslemere, Surrey.-C.A.-Ich. a. Peregrine 12 Grindlay, R. W. G.,	Grootenhuis, Wm. C., The Warren, Konijnenlaan 24, Wassenaar, Holland.-Maas.-Nid. a. Scaldis 24	Groves, H. L., Holehird, Windermere, Westmorland. Wnd. S. Kittiwake 9	Gubelmann, William S., Convent Station, Morristown, N.J., U.S.A.-N.Yk. a. Seven Seas 495	East Finchley, London, N.2.-Tms. m. Mullion 40 Guillet, Frank, 35, Rue des Murlins, Orleans (Loiret), France.-Y.C.F.-C.V.P.-Oue.

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Guinness, E. D., Inholmes, Hartley Wintney, Hants. R.Y.S.-Ocn.-Srn.(V.c.)-St.G. a. Harbinger 94	Trafalgar, Ta Xbiex, Malta. Art.-Crz.-Mta. a. Lyemun 10	Guy, Dr. John A. C., Eadar Glinn, Oban, Argyll. m. Lune 3	Overhills, Woldingham, Surrey. C.A.-L.S.-Mtr. m. Pullis 20	G C.I.E., 16, York House, Church Street, London, W.8. a. Hirondelle 13
Guisan, Henri, Clos de Saddex, Nyon: & Avenue du 16 Mai, Lausanne.-Gen. Marhel II 6	m. Lady Agnes 6 Gurowski, The Exors. of the late Maj. Count,	Gwynne, George W., 8, Parliament Place, West Perth, W.A. Per.(C.) Genevieve 6	Hagen, Harry F., Rio Sailing Club, Nictheroy, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Gonda 4	Halden, R. J. G., 14, Crescent Court, The Crescent, Surbiton, Surrey.-C.A.-L.S. a. Dorothea 11

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Hall, Charles L., 52, Richmond Hill Court, Richmond, Surrey.-L.S. Wild Duck 12

Hall, Major H. W., M.C., 97, Park Street, London, W.1. R.Y.S.-Cst.-Isl.-Lym.(R.C.). Severn II (P.O.) 11

Halls, Capt. S. V., Glen Alpine, Constantia, Cape Province, S. Africa.-Cap.-Cor. a. Alexandria 90

Hamilton, A., Lyncroft, Flinders, Victoria, Australia.-Vet. a. Utiekah III (P.O.) 52

Hamilton, R. M., 68, Lansdowne Road, London, W.11. a. Blue Bird 7

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Harding, Graham, Woodcote End, Epsom, Surrey.-Sal. Tons	Hardy, C. R. Montague, 21B, Devonshire Street, Portland Place, London, W.1.-Mtr. Tons	Hare, H. Lance, Much Hadham, Herts.-L.S.-Lon. Tons	Harman, Richard A., 26, Coleherne Road, London, S.W.10. Crz.-L.S. Tons	Harris, A. C., 48, Benton Road, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Nbl. Tons
Harding, William, Strandboulevarden 64, Copenhagen. Dan. Trollungen III 7	Hardy, D. W., Lorne Peak. Towing Path, Laleham, Staines, Middx. m. Blue Rose 6	Hare, Major John, O.B.E., M.D. 39, Harley Street, London, W.1. & 22, Elm Park Gardens, Chelsea, London, S. W.3.-L.S.	Harman, S. T., Dean's Place, Beare Green, Surrey. m. Lerina (P.O.) 111	Harris, A. Dale, Iver House, lver, Bucks.-L.S.-St.M. a. Anolis 15 a. Wave -
Hardingham, Rev. John, The Vicarage, Wenhaston, Suffolk. II 4	Hardy, John H., Newstead, St. John's Road, Buxton, Derbyshire.	Harker, Kenneth F., Cardigan Road, Bridlington, Yorks.	Harmsworth, Sir Hilde- brand, Bart, 19, Princes Gate Court, London, S. W.7.	Harris, E. C., F.S.I., Hedge End, Kingston Hill, Surrey. Mtr.
a. Hardy, Arthur C., Brockville, Ontario, Canada.-Can.	Hare, Comdr. F. T., R.N. (ret.), 10, Victoria Street, London, S. W.1. Nav.	Harlow, Francis K., Oak Lodge, Beltinge Road, Herne Bay, Kent.-Tem.	Harrap, Ernest C., Park Cottage, Woodcote Avenue, Wallington, Surrey.-Ich.-Tms.	Harris, T. W., 55, Stanhope Gardens, London, S.W.7. Ful.-L.S.

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Harrison, Eric J., Creek End, Shepperton, Midd.r.-L.S. m. Thera II 6

Harstung, E. H., Strandvej. 168, Charlottenlund, Denmark. a. Skjoldnæs -

Hartner, H. A., Brinkensgt 50, Oslo, Norway.-Nsk Vivo VII

Harrey-Cant, Capt. C., Ikenild Hall, Stanway, Colchester, Esser.-Har.

Hatchwell, Leslie C., 9, Coombe Rise, Kingston Hill, Surrey. m. Deerfoot 29

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a. Bestevaer	Hawkes, W. D. &	Bournemouth, Hants.-Mtr.-Pks. m. Eileen-Peggy 10	Deb.-Har. a. Jack Heron 10	Leatherhead, Surrey.-Sth. a. Aslaug 7
Havelaar, I. J., 99, Wijnhaven, Rotterdam.-Maas. a. Catharina Albertina	Mrs. W. D., Littlerig, Seven Hills Road, Cobham, Surrey.-L.S. a. Maskee 4	Hayes, Geoffrey, Lapley Grange, Glandyfi, Cardigan. m. Aderyn (P.O.) 30	Hazell, Maj. T. F., D.S.O., Ballintogher House, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary.-L.D. Vanja IV	Hedberg, Einar, Helsingborg, Sweden. Britta -
Hawkes, Geoffrey, 295, Regent Street, London, W.1. Dor.-Ocn.-Tms.-Vic. Danae (P.O.) 4	Hawthorn, R., c/o C. H. Club, 26, Great Tower Street, London, E.C.3.	Hayman, Gordon V., Okehurst, Cranleigh, Surrey. Mtr.-Nav. m. Stellanor 28	Heasman, Edwin, 139, St. James Road, Southampton, Hants. m. San Toy 5	m. Paddy B. 8 Hedge, Ivor C., Charlwood, 5. Gnoll Crescent, Neath, Glam.-M.B.A.

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Hei II. 34 Heje, Knut, 12, Huk Avenue, Bygdöy, pr. Oslo, Norway.-Nsk.

Hemery, The Exors. of the late Walter S. m. Karroo 10

Henderson, J. F., B.Sc., Glenfeulan, Shandon, Dumbartonshire. C.Cor.-Cly.-Nor.-Wst. m. Feulan 81 Siris 4

Hendry, C. C., Royal Cape Yacht Club, Cape Town, S. Africa. Innisfallen 14

Henry, H. P., Wilmercroft, Wilmerhatch Lane, Epsom, Surrey.-Bnm.-L.S. a. Gay Lass 3

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Herbert-Stepney, Capt. C.J.,

14, Tangier Road, Richmond, Surrey.-Nrw. Fairy 9

Hewett, R. S., 11, St. Mary-at-Hill, London, E.C.3. Cor.-Tms.

Hezzlewood, George W., Oshawa, Ont., Canada.

Holland House, Wilton Road, Crumpsall, Manchester.-S.Cr. a. Redwing (P.O.) 13

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Hill, Hal, Old Orchard House, Weybridge, Surrey.-Hil.-L.S.-Tms. a. Sieglinde 5	Hill-Lindquist, Lars, Johannesberg, Billdal, Sweden. G.K.S.S. Sunny IV 3	Hindmarsh, Lt.-Col. J. H. L., Hong-Kong.-H.Kg. Typhoon (P.O.) 4	Hirst, Percy N., Grange Villa, Heaton Road, Batley, Forks.-Hbr.-M.B.A.-Yrk. m. Thelas 48	Itchenor, Susser.-Hmy. a. Mistral 7 Hoare, Lt. K. N.,
Hill, H. D., 1, Castle View, Leeds. m. Alcora (P.O.) -	Hill-Reid, W. S., 16, The Downsway, Sutton, Surrey. L.S.-Tms. a. Zoraida II 16	Hines, Herbert T., White Oak," Highclere, Newbury, Berks.-Bxm.-Crn.-Lld.-Sth.(.c.)- Tms. a. Memory 56	Hiscock, Eric C., Wynott, Abbotts Way, Southampton, Hants.-Crz. Wanderer II 5	R.N. (ret.), Naval & Military Club, 94, Piccadilly, London, W.1.-LS.-Naw.-Ssx. a. Bunty 13

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m. Madame Elisabeth 18 Hodgkins, G. A., Gaskmore, Croydon Road, Reigate, Surrey.-Mtr.

Höegh, Leif, Rådhusgt. 23B, Oslo, Norway.-Nsk. Santa 24

Höhnke, Frithjof, 220, Szechuen Road, Shanghai. Nsk.-Shi. m. Kid II 34

Holding, W. T., Shandon, 88, Broadway, Exeter, Devon.-Trq. m. Eblana II 19

Holland, Samuel, 11, Swan Street, Kidderminster, Worcestershire. m. Naiad 8

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Holman, J.P. M. N., Prismanig, Helford, Helston, Cornwall.

Holmes, George F., The Cliff, Hessle, E. Yorks. Hbr.-Yrk.

Holmyard, A. S., Highfield, Deepdene Park Road, Dorking, Surrey.

Home, Capt. D. A. Frederick, Milcote, Ascot, Berks.-C.A.-H.B.

Hood, H. Percy, The Old Clubhouse, Burnham-on- Crouch, Esser.-Bnm.-Bnm.S.- Cch.-Cor.

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Hook, Oliver, Mead Cottage, Merstham, Surrey. Isl.-O.C.-Ocn. a. Grey Seal 12	Hopkinson, Capt. E. C., M.C., Kettlethorns, Sway, Lymington, Hants.-L.S. m. Philouise 25	Horrell, D. C., Downs Way, Findon Valley, Worthing, Sussex. a. Sunbeam 3	7 Bar Terrace, Falmouth, Cornwall. a. Olive 6 Hotblack, G. V., Blundell's School, Tiverton, Devon. Cam.-L.S.-Sal.	Houston, John, 27, Westbourne Gardens, Glasgow, W.2. C.Crz.-Cly.-Nor. a. Stella Maris 29 Houston, Lt.-Col. J. E.
Hope, J. A., 61, Herent Drive, Woodford Avenue, Ilford, Essex.-L.S. m. Swallowette 5	Horn, Frederik, H. Horn & Co., Egertorvet, Oslo, Norway.-Nsk. Spurven IV	Horsley, A. L., Surrey Cottage, All Saints Green, Norwich, Norfolk. m. Sphinx 11	Houghton, Gordon O., 45, Exeter House, Putney Heath, London, S.W.15.-Ich.-L.S.-Mtr. m. Endymion 11	Hovdan, Arne, Skippergaten, 5, Oslo, Norway. Bau 6

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m. Wayfarer 77 Howard, Cecil, Brownscombe, Haslemere, Surrey. Bos.-Cor.-Tms.	Howe, Richard F., Jericho, Long Island, N.Y.-N.Yk.-Tms. m. Seaborn 566	Hoyle, John, Glebe Cottage, St. Austell, Cornwall. Crn.-Foy. a. Alyth 9	Hudson, Capt. H. V., O.B.E., R.N. (ret.), c/o Westminster Bank, Ltd.. 26, Haymarket, London, S.W.1.	Hug, Jean, 2, Quai des Célestins, Paris, 4e.-Msl. m. Vahina 11
		Hudson, Maj. C. A. N.,	m. M. F. Thérèse 237	Summer Court, Farnham, Surrey.

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Hughes, J. A., Crossways, Coombe Lane, Kingston- on-Thames, Surrey.-C.A.-Tms. Tons	Hulsinga, D., Ysselmonde, Holland.-Maas. Tons a. Koshin -	Humphery, The Exors. of the late Lt.-Col. Sir John, St. Olaf House, Tooley Street, London, S.E.1.	Hunloke, Sir Philip, G.C.V.O., Hides Close, Beaulieu, Brockenhurst, Hants.-R.Y.S.-Bem.-Isl.-Srn. Tons	Hunter, C. D. H., Royal Corinthian Yacht Club, Burnham-on-Crouch, Essex. Tons
Hughes, J. R., Heatherland, Far Heath, Sandbach, Cheshire.	Hulton, Adam R., M. Y. Shaheen," c/o Chichester Yacht Co., Birdham Lock, Chichester,	Humphery, John E., Santon, Reigate, Surrey.-Tms.	a. Wind Star 29 Hunnewell, H. H.,	Hunter, E. Arrol, St. Germains, Bearsden, Dumbarton- shire. Cly.-Lch.-Nor.-S.M.Y.C.-W.Ils.

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m. Desire 6 Husbands, Reginald, F.R.C.S., Forde House, Taunton, Somerset. a. Bunty 6

Huybrechts, L., 31, Quai St. Michel, Antwerp. Y.C.B.(V.P.) Jetty 36

Ibbetson, Edwin J., 150, Singlewell Road, Gravesend, Kent. Gvs. m. Karina 10

Imossi, Joseph G., Arengo's Palace, Gibraltar. Gib.-Y.C.F. a. Peau Brune 143

stead, Surrey. m. Wayfarer 8 Innes, Mrs. Alexander, Ardlussa, Isle of Jura, Scotland. m. Mayflower 18

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Jagoe, Rev. J. A., M.A., R.A.F., R.A.F. College, Cranwell, Lines.	James, Dr. G. W. B., M.C., 124, Harley Street, London, W.1., & The Lawn, Hillingdon, Middx.	Janson, E. W., Grosvenor House, Park Lane, London, W.1.-Tms. Tons	Jarvis, Donald M., c/o Tough Bros., Manor Road, Teddington, Middx. Tons	Jefferis, Capt. M. R., R.E., Trevone, Shortheath, Farnham, Surrey. Eng.
James, Dudley, Ivywell House, Ivywell Road, Sneyd Park, Bristol.-Bea.-Mtr. m. Naiad 38	Janes, L. J., 23, New Quebec Street, Portman Square, London, W.1. a. Manxman 11	Jarman, Capt. A. J., Lamric, 300, Green Lane, New Eltham, London. S.E.9.-C.A. a. Helvick Head 20	Jeff, C. A., Dunswell House, Dunswell Road, Cottingham, Forks.-Yrk a. Wire (P.O.) 12	Jelpke, Frederick W., 23, Berwyn Road, Richmond, Surrey. L.S.-Tam. a. Sentinel II 14
James, George S., Highfield, Sharmans Cross Road, Solihull, Warwick. m. Maid of the Mist 14	Jansen, Poul, Sundvej 14, Hellerup, Denmark.-Dan. Queenie 5	Jarvis, C. E., Dame Annis Barn, 16, Burgh Heath Road, Epsom, Surrey.-Mtr.-Tms. m. Yehonala 48	Jeffcott, R. C., Bound Brook, N.J., U.S.A.-N.Yk. a. Dauntless 804	Jenkins, E. J. M., 27, Dowsett Avenue, Southend-on- Sea, Essex.-Alx. Tai Feng (P.O.) 7

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Jenkinson, W. G. H., 76, Oakfield Road, Selly Park, Birming- ham; & Torridge House, Northfield Lane, Brixham, Devon. Bxm.-S.M.Y.C. m. Galatea 22

m. Yacht building 10 (See page 610). Jensen, Leon, Bergen, Norway.-Nsk. Bera 11

Joannides, J. A., 10, Highbury Road, Wimbledon, London, W.19.-C.A.-Cor. a. Content 19 Joass, J. J., 40, St. James's Place, London, S. W.1.

Johansson, Helge, Grönviksvägen 4, Ålsten, Sweden. Skm. Maritana 6 Johansson, Josef, Gefle, Sweden.-K.S.S.S.-Svn. a. Ingvor 19

Stureplan 3, Stockholm.-K.S.S.S. S. Thai 46 Johnson, Alfred H., Carmyle, Linkfield Lane, Redhill, Surrey.-Mtr. a. Dimcyl 34

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S. Seagull 56 Johnson, J. E., Greenways, Cultra, Co. Down.-N.Ir.	Johnson, W. McM., Greenways, Cultra, Co. Down,-N.Ir. Coomara (P.O.) 3	Johnstone, James W., The Anchorage, Summer Cove, Kinsale, Co. Cork.-Mun. Marion 11	Jones, Basil Owen, 52, Kilbarry Road, Toronto, Ont., Canada.-Can. a. Neva 21	Jones, Norman H., Oak Cottage, Claygate, Surrey. Cor.-Nrw.-Ocn. a. Maid of Malham 20
Johnson, W. H., Bewdley, Newhaw, Weybridge, Surrey.	Johnston, W. Denis, 11, Elm Bank Mansions, London, S.W.13.-Ish.	Jones, A. Bayly, Southfield, Woodham Rise, Woking, Surrey.-Tms.	Jones, J. Corbett, Tattersall's Club, Elizabeth Street, Sydney, N.S.W.-Pr.A.	Jones, W. L., Bryn Eisteddfod, Glan Conway, Colwyn Bay, Denbighshire.-Cly.

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Jonsson, Birger, Victoriagatan 3. Gothenburg.-Ao. Flagrant (P.O.) - Jordan, H.,	S. Tiha 679 Tuhlin-Dannfelt, C., 2, Norrmalmstorg. Stockholm. K.M.K. m. Tordmulen 9	Kay, Charles W., c/o Westminster Bank, Ltd., 10, St. Martin's Place, London, W.C.2.-C.A. m. Anne 18	Keane, F. A., Watersmeet, South Border, Purley, Surrey.-N.Ir. a. Black Peter 15	Keiller, P. A., Royal Colombo Yacht Club, Colombo, Ceylon. Auk (P.O.) 4
Joysmith, E., 15A, Fairfax Road, London, N. W.6. a. Olante (P.O.) 25	Pharmacien, Rue de Fanger, Algiers. a. Jeannette III 15 Jung, Fritz,	Kay, John G., The Kilns, Ripley, Surrey. Crz.-Hbl.-1sl. a. Marionette 15	5, Camden Street, Liverpool.-Tum. Selene 5	Kelley, S. B., 26, Augustus Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham.-N.Ir.

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Kendrick, W. E., Bursledon, 82, Higher Drive, Banstead. Surrey.-L.S. a. White Pearl 15

Kennedy, W. N., St. Blanes, Eastwood Mains Road, Giffnock, Renfrewshire.-S.M.Y.C. m. Eriska 24

Kent, Stanley, Harbour View, Lilliput, Parkstone, Dorset.--Pks. a. Papoose 3

Kersaint, Comte de, 27, rue Auguste Vacquerie, Paris, 16e. m. Marie-Laure

Key, Dr. M. Aston, 14, Clarendon Road, Southsea, Hants. Alb.--Hbl. Edith 2

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Kilgour, R. C., 1001, Bay Street, Toronto, Ont.,	m. White Heron (P.O.) 58 King, A. T.,	Kingham, H. H.B.P., Brook Lodge, Holmwood, Surrey. Mtr.	Kino, T. H. & Mrs. T. H., Meadcrest, Brockenhurst, Hants. Lym.	Kirk, Capt. C. P., Kennett, Newmarket, Suffolk. Bem.
Kimber, Horace, 50, Leasway, Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex. Esx. a. Tamesis 12	King, J. G., Reading, Berks. Ratona 2	Kingwell, H. A. M. S., 50, Marine Parade, Clacton-on-Sea, Essex.-Har. m. Myvera III 22	Kiralfy, Alexander E. N., c/o Tower House, Cromwell Road, London, S. W.5.-Chi. Ethie 18	Kitcat, Lewis G., Fairways, Pine Coombe, Addington, Surrey.-Hbl.-LS.-Srn. a. Mignonette 4
Kimber, J. G., 34, St. Edward's Road, Southsea, Hants.-Alb.-C.A.-Pts.S.	King Spark, H., 1, Lime Tree Avenue, Thames Ditton, Surrey.-Hbl.-L.S.-Tms.S.	Kinmonth, J. B.& H., 101, Thurlow Park Road, Dulwich, London, .E.21.-U.Hs.	Kirby, B. Carter, Over, Cambridge.	Kitchener, Mrs. M., Iomhar, Abbotswood, Guildford, Surrey.-Mer.

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Laidlaw, Robert, Corse Hill. Monkton, Ayrshire. R.Y.S.-St.G.	Lamb, H. F., Johnsonville, Wellington, N.Z.-P.Nc.	Lampe, Otto, Holstenstrasse 28/32, Kiel, Germany.	Landstein, R. A., Artists' Club, Eberle Street, Liverpool. Tnm.-W.Ch.-Wal.	Langer, Otto, Woodlands Park, Dorking, Surrey.
m. Nino II (P.O.) Lamb, A. E., The Kennels, Horley, Surrey.-Bnm.	Lambret, André, 44, Avenue Foch, Paris. Y.C.F.-Y.M.F.	Lander, Miss W., Auchtyfardle, Lesmahagow, Lanarkshire.	Lang, W. Douglas, Whiteleigh, Paisley, Renfrewshire. C.Crz.-Cly.	Lapied, Hubert, Rue Gimelli, Toulon (Var), France. 52

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Laraison, Auguste, 20, Rue Contrescarpe, Nantes, France. Y.C.F.	Larsen, Jacob, Stathelle, Norway. Troll 3	Latham, W. T., M.C., c/o. Lloyds Bank, Ltd., High Street, Birmingham-L.S. a. Magnet 34	Laver, Dr. C. H., The Red House, Redhill, Surrey. L.S.-Oxf.	Law, Wm. R., 1, Westbourne Gardens, Glasgow, W.2. C.Cor.-Cly.-Nor.
Lariviere, F., Posadas 1669, Buenos Aires.-Arg. a. Sirena 20	Larsen, Max, Strandvej 49, Svendborg, Denmark. Mulli III 5 Larsen, Paul,	Lathbury, Lt.-Col. E. B., O.B.E., 19, Elgin Court, London, W.9. Med.-Tms.C. m. Queen Anne 8	Laverne, Eugène, 2, Rue Pigalle, Paris, 9e. Y.C.F.-C.V.P. a. Smalah 12	Lawrence, S. J., 100, Addiscombe Road, Croydon, Surrey. Har. a. Nekomis (P.O.) 10
Larivière, Jean, 148, Rue de Longchamp, Paris, 16e. Jolly (P.O.) -	Köge, Denmark. Fox 7 Larsen, Petter A., 26. St. Olavsgate, Oslo, Norway.-Nsk.	Lauck, Maurice, 1, Escalier du Castelleretto, Monaco. Y.C.F.-Nic. Atalante -	Lavers, A. H., Greenway, Fairmile Avenue, Cobham, Surrey.-Chi.-L.S. m. Lucilla 14	Lawrie, Capt. D. C. M., Royal Channel Islands Yacht Club, Jersey, C.I. Silver Night 29
Larrinaga, Domingo de, 30, James Street, Liverpool. Mer.-Wel. m. Ena 33	Latch, C. T., Leam House, Leamington, Warwick- shire.-Sth. a. Ma'oona 47	Laurens-Frings, J., 35, Avenue Foch, Paris, 16e, Y.C.F.-Y.M.F. (P.) m. Jean-Mic 123	Lavoué, Dr. Joseph, Manoir de la Touche, Rennes, France. Din. a. Virette 32	Lawson, Mrs. J. K., Margaretts, Haslemere, Surrey. a. Jean II 6

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Lawton, G. O., The Manor House, Overseale, Derby- shire.-Lym.-Mtr. m. Centaurus 31 m. Milady 15

Le Marquand, H. S., 2, Bath Road, Reading, Berks. C.A.-Nav. a. Sylvia 12

Leather, Group Capt. R. T., A.F.C., Middleton Hall, Belford, Northumberland. C.A.-Cro.-N.Ir.-R.A.F. a. Mairi Bhân 5

Lee, J. W., Junipers. Dorking Road, Epsom, Surrey. a. Spray 7

Lefever, A., 22, Avenue Marie, Antwerp. Y.C.B. m. Gaby III 27

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Leigh, Eric, Rockwoods, Brook, Godalming, Surrey. Mtr.-Svw. m. Noreska 27	Leith, F. W., The Quay House, Burnham-on-Crouch, Essex.-Cnq.-Cor.-Isi. a. Diligent 82	Ladywalk, Heronsgate, Herts. Mtr.-W.Wt. m. Anndora II (P.O.) 11 Leonard, J. G., Oxhey Cottage, Northwood, Middx.	Lethbridge, Maj. J. S., M.C., R.E., 16, High Park Road, Kew Gardens, Surrey.-Eng. m. Pilgrim 8	Levinson, Felix, 47, Ventnor Avenue, Perth, W. Australia.-Fsh.-Per. m. Sans Souci Lev 6
Leigh, S. P., 192, Queen's Gate, London, S.W.7. Tms.	Lemarchand, Louis, 21, Rue Berlioz, Paris, 16e. Y.C.F. m. Embrun 56	m. Nai Louis 10 Lepper, George C., Walton, Donaghadee, Co. Down. Bal.-Cly.-N.Ir.-U1s.	Letts, C. T., The Ridge House, Warlingham, Surrey. Ich.-L.S.-Lld.-Oen. a. Midge 9	Lewis, F. Stanley, 80, Monkhams Avenue, Woodford Green, Essex.-Bnm. a. Star 6
Leigh, T. E., Wyecollar, Toft Road, Knutsford, Cheshire. S. Pearl 10	Lemarquand, Philip, Hughlea, Bel Royal, Jersey, C.I. C.Ils.-St.H. m. Klang II 21	Lerche, Baron O., Skelver 2, Hellerup, Copenhagen. Dan. m. Else IV 13	Stumbleholt, near Dorking, Surrey. Ich.-L.S.-Mtr. a. Morning Flight 12 Leuchars, Wilfrid, P.O. Box 943, Durban, S. Africa. Bnm.-Bnm.S.-Cap.-Cnq.-Cor.-Crx-	Lewis, Comdr. Guy P., O.B.E., R.D., R.N.R. (ret.), 17, The Drive, Esher. Surrey. Mtr. m. Eternal Wave 25

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Livingston, E. R., Ben Imlay, Tilford Road, Farnham, Surrey. m. White Aster -	S. Wendorian 143 Lloyd, Miss Estelle, Le Pommeraie, Pressagny- L'Orgueilleux (Eure), France.-Y.M.F.	Lock, Geoffrey D., Rainbow Wood, Bath, Somerset. C.A.-Ocn. a. Brambling 12	Loftus, Philip H. H., Reform Club, 104, Pall Mall, London, S.W.1.-Drt. m. Diana 20	Londonderry, The Marquess of, Mount Stewart. Newtownards, Down. R.Y.S.-Str.-Uls. Gweebara 4
Livingston, Geoff. H., 56, Lutterworth Road, Leicester. Har.-Lin.-Mtr. m. Rummy III 16 Livingston, John,	m. Aller et Retour II 12 Lloyd, John A., Hartsfield, Betchworth, Surrey.-Mtr. m. Pamela 30	Lock, Rodney, 484, Kiangse Road, Shanghai. Shi. (V.C.) a. Jennifer 8	Logan, G. K., Barton," Queen's Road, Colombo, Ceylon.-Cbo. Seamew 4	Uladh 4 Long, C. W., 6, Clarence Terrace, Regent's Park, London, N. W.1.-Cam.

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Longman, Sydney E., Fair Oak, Portsmouth Road, Esher, Surrey.-Mtr. m. Sceneshifter 14	Bordeaux. Caledonia - Lothian, Albert J., Nassau, Bahamas.	Low, Alex. H., 11, Beaufort Road, Hanger Hill, Ealing, London, W.5.-L.S.-M.B.A.-Mtr. m. Valexia 4	a. Guenora (P.O) 17 Lowen, Lionel W., c/o Barclays Bank. Ltd., Barnet, Herts.-M.B.A.-R.A.F.	The Glebe House, Westerham, Kent. Eng. a. Isabella 4 Lubinus, Dr. H.,
Loomis, Alfred L., 14, Wall Street, New York, U.S.A. Northern Light -	Edward A. Deeds), 20, Exchange Place, New York. m. Lotosland - Lougee, J. Malcolm,	a. Ling 14 Lowcock, Arthur, Dundarroch, Colintraive, Argyll. Cly.-Nor.-S.M.Y.C.	Home Farm, Wentworth, Surrey. Ich.-Tms. Joy 3 a. White Owl 30	Luboshez, Dr. B. E., 6, Great Russell Mansions, 60, Great Russell Street, London, W.C.1.
Lopez-Doriga, Miguel, Paseo de Pereda 32, Santander, Spain.-Snt. Mosquito VI 5	Keston, 80, Westbury Road, New Malden, Surrey.-N.&S. a. Jean 6 Lousan, Pedro de	m. Amazon 13 Lowe, Charles E., Sugnall Hall, Stafford. m. Aderyn (P.O.) 30	Lowry, E. W., Rochester, Oakwood Road, Virginia Water, Surrey.-Crz. m. Hope 8	m. Romany 9 Lucander, Arne, Brändö Villastad, Helsingfors, Finland.-Nyl.

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a. Schwalbe 5

77, North Road, Kew Gardens, Surrey.

Singapore.-Sng.(C.)-Nsk.

W.4.-C.Crz.

Lsd.

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m. Sylvia Mc Allister, R. J.,	Mc Call, Alexr., M.D., 30a, Wimpole Street, Cavendish Square, London, W.1.-Hmy.-N.&S.	Somercotes House, North Somercotes, Lincs. m. Satanella 44	Mc Culloch, Alexander, Fairways, Miles Lane. Cobham, Surrey. Mtr.	Mc Donald, E. F., jun., 6001, Dicken Street, Chicago, U.S.A.
Melbourne, Victoria.-Syd.-Vet. a. Caraid 16	m. Scout 8	a. Alison 94	Thames Ditton, Surrey,-Mer. m. Estyn 9	Adventure 10

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McKay, J. J., 23, Rue Van Schoonbeke, Antwerp. Anv. m. Dreamer 25	Capercailzie 4 m. Riska 2 a. Shona 6	Mackenzie, Mrs. M. C., Collingwood Grange, Camberley, Surrey. Bem.-Hgh.-Lym.-Sol.-Srn. a. Imatra 45	Mackley, H. E., 74, Upper St. Giles Street. Norwich, Norfolk.-N.&S.-Nfk. Peter Pan 5	McLauchlan, S., Royal Liver Building, Liverpool. Con.-Dec.-Mer. a. Myfanwy Bach 6
Mackay, Dr. R., Netherdale, Beauly, Inverness-shire. C.Crz.-Oen. a. Star Song (P.O.) 7	McKee, Frederick, Rhanbuoy, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim. N.Ir. m. Dawn 37	Mackenzie, Dr. S. Morton, 9, Rose Hill, Dorking, Surrey.-Svw. Bluebell 3	McLachlan, Ian, 9, Victoria Park Gardens South, Glasgow, W.1.-C.Cor.-Leh. Sheena 5	Maclay, Hon. John S., Knapps, Kilmacolm, Renfrewshire. Cly.-Nor. Tarpoon 7
McKean, John, Mingary," Lynton Avenue, Giffnock, Glasgow.-C.Crz. a. Mingary (P.O.) 34	Mackenzie, Capt. A. H., Jesmond Lodge, Woodbridge, Suffolk.-Cch.-Nav. a. Foye 12	Foley Lodge, Claygate, Surrey.-Hbl.Y. m. Ocean Wave 12 Mac Kinlay, Alejandro, Palacio del Rey Moro, Ronda, Malaga, Spain.	Maclaren, Duncan, Broom Warren, Broom Road, Teddington, Middx.-Tam. m. Lady Ruth 10	Maclean, H. H., of Ardgour, Windhover, Bursledon, Hants. Crz.-Hbl.Y.-Nav.-W.Ils. a. Grey Goose 39

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MacRae of Feoirlinn, Col. Sir Colin, C.V.O., C.B.E., Colintraive,Argyll.-R.Y.S.-Cum. Ladybird 2 m. Seal 3	Magill, Richard, The Moorings, Castle Park Road, Dalkey, Co. Dublin.-Nat. a. Windward II 9	Malan, Lionel de M., Sandsgate, Chagford, Devon. a. Sunset 11	Mallett, Col. Gilbert, M.C., T.D., Fernbank, Battenhall Road,	Chesterton, Three Gates Lane, Haslemere, Surrey.-Cnq.-Esx.-Mtr.- Y.C.B. m. Giroflée 118
a. Mafalda 17 a. Tern 4 Macry, L.,	Magyar Vitorlás Yachtszövetség,	Malcolm, Maj. H. P., M.C., 27, College Gardens, Belfast. N.Ir.-Uls.	Bart., Pine End, Reigate, Surrey. Hng.-N.&S.-Tms.-Yar.-Yre. Maidie 10	Mangles, Lt.-Col. C.G., M.C., Park Farm, Berechurch, Colchester, Essex.-Msa.

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Mann, W. G., Rosevear, Fairleigh Drive, Leigh-on- Sea, Essex.-Lgh. Mehalah 5

Manuel, James, 10, Belleisle Avenue, Uddingston, Lanarkshire. m. Lyd II 10

Marder, Edward, 11, Frederica Road, Chingford, Essex.-Alx.-Cch. Iris 38

Markham, Capt. C. H., Redcot, Salcombe, S. Devon. C.A.-Sal. m. Stella Maris 7

Marryat, H., M.I.E.E., 1, The Terrace, Richmond, Surrey. Tms. m. Four Winds 25

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Marshall, Capt. F. P., c/o Westminster Bank, Ltd., Weybridge, Surrey.-Dan.-Hay.-O.C.-Sth. Tons m. Framar 13	Martin, C. F., M.C., Colmore Row, Birmingham.-Crz. Tons a. Rowena (P.O.) 9	Martin, J. O., 64A, Redmyre Road, Strathfield, Sydney, N.S.W. Tons a. Aoma 9	Martineau, Louis, Bolney House, Ennismore Gardens, London, S. W.7.-C.Ils.-Gns.-Mtr. Tons m. Ebar I (P.O.) 12	Mascie-Taylor, G. H., St. Ives, Cornwall. Tons a. Hugodian 25
Armand,	Heavitree, Shortheath, Farnham, Surrey.	Hillside, Headingly, Leeds, Yorks. Yrk.	Marvin, George J.,	m. Anne 7
Martin, Charles E. C., Tor Thatch, Shere, Surrey.-Ssx.M. a. Northern Light 39	Martin, J. M. D., Shimplingthorne, Hartest, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk.-New. a. Risör 43	Martineau, H. C., Itchel Manor, Crondall, Hants.-Bem.- Cst.-Isl.-Tms. Rosa 11	Cav. di Gran Croce Gaetano, Cav. del Laroro, Valdayno, (Vicenza), Italy.-R.Y.C.I. m. Cyprus 1218	Mason, Kenneth, 19, Whittington Court, Aylmer Road, London, N.2.-Cor. Delphine 4

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Mason, William E., Wyaston, Fairfield Road, Woodford Green, Essex.	Mathew, Capt. Wm. C., Warner Lodge. Selsey, Sussex. C.A.-Jeh.-Mtr.	Matthew, B. J., The Thatched House, Carton, Cambridge. a. Cormorant (P.O.) 17	Maude, Sir E. John, K.B.E., C.B., The Copse, Oxted, Surrey.-C.A. a. Skirmish 13	Maxwell-Hyslop, Capt. A. H., A.M., R.N. Highlands, Ivybridge, S. Devon. Foy.-Nav.-Wes.
58, Pitt Street, Sydney, N.S.W.-Syd. a. Mackerel 9 Massola, Barone Cencio,	Mathiesen, Leif, Möllergt. 9, Oslo, Norway.-Nsk. Smaranda -	Matthews, J., Ester, Cobham Road, Fetcham, Leatherhead. Surrey. a. Maia 8	Maus, André, Belle-Haven, Cologny, Geneva. Gen. Rhamsin -	May, H. G., The Shipyard House, Lymington, Hants. Har.-Hbl.-Isl.-Lon.C.-Mtr.-Trq. 14

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Mead, R. H., Old Farm, Ottershaw, Surrey. L.S.-Lon.-Srn. a. Mapledrake 20

Meese, Aimé, Route Orbec, Lisieux (Calvados), France.-Y.C.B. a. Sainte Marie II 9

67, rue Saint-Lazare, Paris, 8e. Y.C.F.-Hel.(0).-Sth.-Y.M.F.(V.P.,) m. Julie II 58 m. Tarpon II 22 Menten, E. E.,

Merton, Philip, 1, Avenue Lodge, Avenue Road, St. John's Wood, London, N.W.8. Hbl.-Tms. Zenith 5

Hoornbruglaan 8, Rijswijk, Holland. a. Martha 11 Meunier, Sylvan, La Belotte, Switzerland. m. Insh'Allah 31

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Minns, W. R., 170, Bitterne Road, Bitterne Park, Southampton.	Mitchell, J. F. Roy, Crown Cottage, Kelvedon Hatch, Brentwood, Essex.-Cor.	Mitsotakis, Nicholas, c/o Vine Products, Ltd., Kingston-on- Thames, Surrey.-Gre.	Moger, R. T., Lyncombe House, Bath, Somerset.-Ssx. Tons	Molson, Lt.-Col. Herbert, 3517, Ontario Avenue, Montreal. St.L.
Minutti, R., 668, Szechnewroad, Shanghai.-Shi. Aloïs 15	Mitchell, L. H., Oxshott Place, Oxshott, Surrey.-Tms. m. Mistress 18	Mitsotakis, Stephen, Hill Crest, Kingston Hill, Surrey. Tms. m. Pitchoury 48	Mohler, Mme. Olga, m. Yveline Moir, John, M.A., M.B.,	Molson, T. H. P., 10, Ramezay Road, Westmount, Quebec. m. Curlew (P.O.) 183
Mitchell, A. Moncrieff, 49, Westbourne Gardens, Glasgow, W.2. C.Cor.-C.Crz.-Cly. a. Minoru 26	Mitchell, R. A., Great Cross, Kirkcudbright, Scotland. a. Seamew 20	m. Jano 18 Modrone, Edoardo Visconti di, Via Cerva 44, Milan, Italy.	Molesworth, Henry B., Mill House, Limpsfield Chart, Surrey. C.A.-Chi. m. Black Rose II 22 D. W.,	Moncrieff, D. C., The White House, Hemley, nr. Wood- bridge, Suffolk. m. Sea Kestrel 9

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Monjo, José M., Lauria 82-3°-1a, Barcelona, Spain.-Brc. Tons a. Mireia	Montesion, Marques de, San Martin 18, San Sebastian.-Sbs. Tons Triana II	Moore, Allan J., Three Burrows, Preston Down Road, Marldon, S. Devon.-Bxm. Tons a. Frolic 19	Moore, Kenneth A. E., South Hanger, Oxted, Surrey.-Isl.- Lym. Tons a. Jenny Spinner 18	Morera, Vizconde de, P2a. Sn. Andrés, 3, Valencia, Spain. Tons Sagittario (P.O.) 11
Montagu, Major J. E., c/o Barclay's Bank, Ltd., Sunningdale, Berks.-C.Ils. a. Ljubica 24	Mooney, Dermot J., Effingham, Surrey.-C.A.-Ish.-Mtr. Estelle II 2 m. Fionola 33	M.C. (late R.A.), The Plantation, Stock, nr. Ingatestone, Esser.-R.Y.S.-Art.-Bnm.-C.A.-Gib.- L.S. a. Concara 16 Moore, Lieut. J. E.,	30, Bvd. de Strasbourg, Paris. 10e. a. Tchouka 22 Morel, Major E. C., Steadings, Alveston, Glos.-Bxm.-St.G. a. Black Joke 149	Morgan, J. Delmar, 15, Tite Street, Chelsea, London, S. W.3. Tms. a. Mansura 7

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Morgan, W. E., Fairmile House, Christchurch, Hants. Chr.-Key. Tons	Morris, Geo. T., 78, Gloucester Place, Portman Square, London, W.1. Col.(C.)-L.S.-Msa.-Mtr.	Morrow, A. E., 7, Crinan Street, Hurlstone Park, Sydney, N.S.W. Tons	Morton, Edward D., Malquoits, Ewhurst, Guildford, Surrey. Alb.-Foy.-Lon. Tons	Mottistone, Maj.-Gen. The Rt. Hon. Lord. C.B., C.M.G., P.C., D.S.O., Mottistone Manor, Isle of Wight.
Morison, Comdr. Alex., R.N. (ret.)., Nav. a. Frances (P.O.) 32	Morris, John, 8, Academy Road, Rothesay, Bute. m. Gay Queen (P.O.) 15	Mort, J. Chester, Dunrozel, Farnham Lane, Haslemere, Surrey.-Tms. m. Cormorante 10	Morton, Robert, Windyhaugh, Troon, Ayrshire. Grk. a. Cruinneag III 47 Skate 2	Mouat, Henry, Hamarslea, St. Olaf Street, Lerwick, Shetland. m. Sabrina 3
Morris, G. Eric, Pike House, Gong Hill, Farnham, Surrey.-N.&S.-Tms.	Morrison, Mrs. K., East Green, Kilmacolm, Renfrewshire. Cly.	Morton, Charles R., Centreville, Nova Scotia.	Motte, Antoine, Rue de Beaumont, Croix (Nord), France.-Din.	The Lord Louis, G.C.V.O., A.D.C., R.N., Brook House, Upper Brook Street. London, W.1.-Mtr.(V.A.)

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Mountstephens, R., Essex Yacht Club, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex. Snark 5	Moyne, Lord, P.C., D.S.O., 10, Grosvenor Place, London, S.W.1. R.Y.S.-St.G. m. Rosaura 1538	Muirhead, Wilbur M., Ardenvohr, Bridge of Weir, Renfrew- shire.-S.M.Y.C. m. Colonsay 18	Mundy, Maj. R. Godfrey, O.B.E., The Old House, Frensham, Surrey. Drt. m. Sancia 11	Muntinga, T. H., Schouwweg 104, Wassenaar, Holland. m. Deliane 16
Moy, Arthur, Tanglewood. Merstham, Surrey. Bum.-Col.-Isl.-Sww.-Tms.-Y.R.A. a. Cariba 37	Muir, Arthur, J.P., Inverkip House, Inverkip, Renfrew- shire.-Cly.-C.Crz.-Grk. m. Lutha 16	Munby, Lt.-Col. A. M., D.S.O., Wayside Cottage, Burley, Ringwood, Hants.-Lym. a. Runa 10	Munro, J. E., The Cresset, Beacon Road West, Crowborough, Sussex. Shearwater 4	Murdoch, William R., 2, Rue Amsterdam, Antwerp. Y.C.B. a. Wyvern 32

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Naughten, F. T., 27, Nelson Drive, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex. Alx,-Esx.-gh-re.-W

Needham, T. H., Holmwood, Claygate, Surrey.-Bos.- Cnq.-L.S.

Neill, J. McBride, " Ben-Edar," Marino, Co. Down. N.Ir.

Nervo, J., Minerva, Kingston Gorse, Sussex.

Newbold, E., c/o A. H. Reid, Havelock Chambers, Queens Terrace, Southampton, Hants.

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Lazy Nielsen, Marius, Kalvebod Brygge 4, Copenhagen.-Dan. a. Elmari II 26

95, Bothwell Street, Glasgow, C.2. C.Cor.-C.Crz.-Cly.-Hly.-Lch.- Lgs.-Wst. Manora 4 m. Oronsay 47

Noal, Comdr. Richard J., R.N.R. (ret.). C.B.E., Birtley, Wickham Road, Beckenham, Kent.-Crz.-Har.-Nav. a. Santa Cruz 41

Nolan, R. B., Annaville, Waterford, Eire.-Nav. m. Pamela Jeanne (P.O.) 22 Noltenius, Conrad,

a. Smew I 11 Norris, W. S., Blackgates, West Byfleet Surrey. C.A.-C.Crz.-Crn.-Tms. m. Tamarisk 27

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Olaso, Marqués de, "Olaso," Neguri-Guecho, Spain. Spr. a. Alah Karim 117	m. Rosalinda 5 Oliver, Capt. L., West Yorkshire Regt., Maida Barracks, Aldershot, Hants.-Ems.	Onslow, Countess of, C.B.E., A.R.R.C., Clandon Park, Guildford, Surrey. Tms. m. Blue Bird 71	Örn, Gunnar, Östrmalmstorg. 5, Stockholm. m. Örnen	Osborne, Wm., Ltd., Arun Shipyard, Littlehampton, Sussex. m. Cecebe 15
Gran Via 11, Bilbao. m. Patacatre 36 Oldenburg, The Exors. of the late Uno,	Olivier, Maurice, 4, Rue Jean Rameau, Algiers. Asteria Olofsson, O.,	Oppegaard, K. F., Villa Skogholt, Hövik, pr. Oslo. Nsk. a. Saira 71 Ull 23	Orr, Capt. H. G., Hagley, Tekels, Camberley, Surrey. Hbi. a. Marie Victoire (P.O.) 11 (See page 607)	Österberg, H., Walford, Shrewsbury Road. Dublin. Dan.-Ish.C.-St.G. a. Izme 14
Olesen, Capt. A., Bernstorfflunds Allé 21, Charlottenlund, Denmark.-Dan.-Kbn.	Olsson, Gösta, Dalagatan le, Stockholm, Sweden.	Orcutt, A. H., Foxbrook House, Rowington, Warwick.-Crn.	Osborne, F. B., Grafton Street, Bond Street, London, W.1.-C.A.	Oswald, W. W., White Knights, St. George's Hill, Weybridge, Surrey.-C.A.-Srn.

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Ould, John V., 2, South Parade, Southsea, Hants. Tons	Packalén, E., Snellmansgatan 15, Helsingfors, Finland.-Nyl.	Paige, Raymond, 3860, Shannon Road, Hollywood, Calif. Tons	Palmer, Edgar, 20, Exchange Place, New York-N.Yk. Tons	Parham, Miss, 44, Surrey Street, Portsmouth, Hants. Tons
Overton, J. T., Holmdale, Holmbury St. Mary, Surrey. Mtr. m. Nep 5	Packalén, M., Helsingfors, Finland.-Nyl. Dudde V -	Paille-Vinatié, Pierre, Rue Barroux, Bordeaux.-Y.C.F.- Y.M.F. a. Reveur I (P.O.) 139	Palmer, F., Dickson Street, Morningside, Brisbane, Queensland.-Qns. Miss Brisbane 5	Parisi, Nobile Alessandro, Via Nomentana 297, Rome, Italy. R.Y.C.I.
a. Tune 10 Owen, Geoffrey G., 25, Red Lion Street, Clerkenwell, London, E.C.1.-Crz.-Esx.	Packard, Walter G. T., Crepping Hall, Stutton, Ipswich, Suffolk.-Har. Sandpiper -	Paine, P. W., Avenel, 16, Langcliffe Avenue, Harrogate, Yorks.-Mtr.-Tms. m. Wendy III 4	Palmer, H. Ian, The Lookout, Mapledale Avenue, Addiscombe Road, East Croydon, Surrey.-Ich. Little Lady 3	a. Park, Air Commodore K. R., M.C., D.F.C., R.A.F., Elmdale, Stonegrove, Edgware,
Owen, Sir James G., Little Orchard, Thurlestone Sands,	Padley, Gordon L., Pinner's Hall, Austin Friars, London, E.C.2.-Esx.-Sth.-Tem.	The Garage, Fernhurst, Haslemere, Surrey.-Lmp. m. Lady Val 13	96, Pitt Street, Sydney, N.S.W.-Pr.A. Brand V 10	Parke, Richard,

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Paul, Cyril, 48, Fitzroy Street, London, W.1. L.S. a. Wimbrel (P.O.) 7

Payne, George S., 3, Seymour Road, Finchley, London, N.3.-Tem.-Wef. a. La Goleta 29

Pearce, J. E., Riverside, Queens Drive, Thames Ditton, Surrey. L.S.-M.B.A.-Mtr.-Tms.C. m. Aloha 31 m. Eileen May 12

Pearson, Jas., Red Gables, Dumfries. a. Flying Cloud (P.O.) 5

Peek, G. F., Delancey, Guernsey, C.I.-C.Ils.-Gns. Amorelle 6 a. Rambler 11

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Peel, Major Digby R., M.C., Tyne Hall, Bembridge, I.W.	Peiser, I. A., Breslau, Esher, Surrey.-L.S. Tons	Penley, Mrs. Fred, Villa "Les Roches," 16, Boulevard Prince Pierre, Monaco.	Penzer, John, Havengore, Ockham Road, East Horsley, Surrey.-C.A.-Nrw.	Perez, Ramiro, Paseo de Pereda, 36, Santander, Spain. Snt.
Carron II 13 m. Mavourneen 14 Peel, Col. E. T., D.S.O., M.C.,	Pelissier, Fd., 89, Rue de Constantine, Algiers.-Alg. m. El Djezaïr 15 Pels, J. H.,	Pennant, D. H., D.S.O., M.D., Pendyne, Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire. m. Otter 14	Pepper, Dr. C. E., 4, Park Hill Road, Croydon, Surrey. a. Cayenne 16	Peréz-Eizaguirre, Angel Casa de los Infantes, Sardinero, Santander, Spain.-Snt. m. Gaviota -
Margaret 6 Pegram, W. G., St. Jean, Gorleston, Norfolk.-N.&S. m. African Lily 7	Pembroke, Hesketh, Royal Harwich Yacht Club, Pier Hotel, Harwich.-Har.-Mtr. m. Mosquito 4	Kaanoge 2 Penso, Atilio B., Standard Bank Chambers, Long Street, Cape Town.-Cap.	Pereire, André, 46, Boulevard Flandrin, Paris, 16e. Y.C.F.-Arc.-Y.M.F. m. Anne-Marie -	Perkins, A. C., West Flexford House, Wanborough, Guild'ord, Surrey.-Lon.-Tms. Cutty Sark (P.O.) 5 a. Forban (P.O.) 24
Peirson, Comdr. R., R.N. (ret.), c/o Burns, Philp & Co., 35, Crutched Friars, London, E.C.3.-C.A.-Crz.	Pendleton, Capt. Vivian D., 4, Westminster Mansions, Lord Street, Southport, Lancs.-Cly.-Con-Crz..- Mch.(C.)-N.W.	a. Sandefjord 43 Pentland, G. C., The Hutch. Shalford, Surrey. C.A.-Cam.-Ish.-R.A.F.	Pereyra Miguez, Dr. Manuel, Calle 47, No. 511, La Plata, Argentine. Arg.	Perkins, C. I., 35, Beech Street, London, E.C.1. C.A.-Tms.

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Perkins, R. D., Woodhayes, Moor Park, Farnham, Surrey.-Crn. Tons	Perrone, Grand Uff. Mario, Corso Solferino 33, Genoa.-R.Y.C.I. Tons	Pery-Knox-Gore, Lt.-Col. W. H. C., Hafod Lon, Menai Bridge, Anglesey. Ang.(R.C.)-Uls.	Petersen, Trygve O., Oslo, Norway Tons Elisabeth IV 5	Pettersson, E. Tons a. Friskus -
Perman, E. G., 64, Gloucester Road, Kew, Surrey. Eth.-Mna.	Perry, W., Belmont, Offaly, Eire.-L.D.	Peters, W. F., Freshwater, St. Mawes, Cornwall. St.M.	Peto, A., Swains House, Bembridge, I. of W. Bem.-Isl. Mary 3	O'Hara, H.M.S. Liverpool," c/o G.P.O., London, E.C.1.-Crz.-Nav.

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Phillips, Capt. C.H.K., M.C., Cranford, Blackdown, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire.-Foy.-S.W.	Pick, W. H., Walterway," Hoby, nr. Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire. Tons	Piesse, Montagu, The Mount, Orshott, Surrey.-Tms. Tons m. Mandolin 4	Pinard, Claude, 36, Boulevard Saint Pern, Nantes (Loire-Inférieure), France. Y.C.F.-Oue. Tons	Piquerez, Horace, 4, Avenue de la Pommeraie, Saint- Cloud-Coteaux (S. & 0.), France. Y.C.F. Tons
Piaggio, Andrea Mario, Corso Firenze 24, Genoa.-R.Y.C.I.	m.y. "Nomad II," Port Navas, Falmouth, Cornwall. Cam.M.-Crn.-Hmy.-Mtr.	R.N.V.R., Greenwood, Castlehill Road, Belfast. N.Ir.	Eole II - Eole III 5	Rowharns Manor, East Horsley, Surrey.-Ich.-Srn.

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the late Henry B., 17, East 49th Street, New York. m. Mascotte	Plesner, Odd, Porsgrunn, Norway,-Nsk. Pleasant	Polglase, W., Rosmerrin, St. Feock, Truro, Cornwall a. Sea Ranger 35	Ronachan. Clachan, Argyll. Hgh.(C.) a. Mouse 27	Penwood, Hook Heath, Woking, Surrey. H.B. m. Anoma 10
Playfair, The Exors. of the late James, Midland, Ontario, Canada. S. Venetia 687	Maas. m. Forel 68 Poberejsky, Jacques, Genoa, Italy.-R.Y.C.I. Mischka 144	Pollard, J. H., Ashcroft, Coach Road, Newton Abbot, Devon.-Drt. m. Iris Maud 11	Ponsford, H. J., Rose Glen, Topsham, Devon. m. Marguerite 10	m. Capercaillie 11 Porritt, B. D., 105, Lansdowne Road, Croydon, Surrey.-For.

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Porter, William, M.D., Mervue, Portrush, Co. Antrim, Ireland.-N.Ir.

Potter, W. Etty, The Ark, Farnham, Surrey.-Crz.

Pozzani, Enrico, Foro Bonaparte 55, Milan, Italy. R.Y.C.I. Catina IV -

Prescott- Westcar, Maj. C. H. B., O.B.E., Strode Park, Herne, Kent.-R.Y.S.

4, Windsor Villas, Plymouth, Devon. Foy.-Mna.-S.W.-Y.R.A.-Yn. Ancora II 5

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Preston, Rev. G. R. P., Kirkley Rectory, Lowestoft, Suffolk. Crz.-N.&S.-Oxf.-Wvn.-Yre. Tons	Previtale, R. A., Yacht Club Uruguayo, Montevideo. Tons Polly (P.O.) 5	Prideaux-Brune, Capt. G. E., Tons Lauriston, Fareham, Hants.-Crz.	Pritchett, Maj. T.B.,M.C., Woodnorton, Ullenhall, Warwickshire. C.A. Tons	Puckle, A. Gordon, Pooks Hill, Ridley Road, Warlingham, Surrey.-Cam.-Ich.-Srn. Ton>
a. Hannie 15 Preston, K. H., 67, Chelsea Square, London, S.W.3. R.Y.S.-Beu.-Cst.(R.C.)-Srn.-Tms. Saskia (P.O.) 12	Price, David K., Wintershall, Bramley, Surrey. Har. a. Yacht building (P.O.) 12 (See page 610)	Pringle, Mrs. Alys S., 21. rue des Etats Unis, Cannes (A.-M.), France.-Mtr.-Tms.-R.Y.C.I.-Y.C.F. a. Verona 278	Prodgers, Rev. Charles, Garthmeilio, Corwen, N. Wales. R.Y.S.-Arc.-Cst.-Isl.-N.Z.-Vic.- Wes.-Y.C.F. a. Otia 15	Pulleyn, Edward J., 8, Coppergate, York.-Scr.-Yrk. m. Froth 9 Pullinger, Thos. C.,
Preston, Lt.-Col. The Hon. Richard M., D.S.O., Woburn Hill, Addlestone, Surrey. Art.	Price, Major F. G., M.C., La Quinta, Yarmouth, I.W.-Sol. m. Cygnet 9	Prins, S., Villa Lucie, Bloemendaal, Holland. Nld. a. Albatros 38	Prout, T., 165, Park Avenue, Hull.-Hbr.-Yrk. m. Iolanthe 7	85, Eaton Grove, Swansea.-Brs. a. Einna 7 a. Paula 19

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Purefoy, T. A. W., Springhill, Dalkey, Co. Dublin. Alf.-Dub.-Ish. Nepenthe 9	Pyk, Herman, Saltsjö-Duvnäs, Sweden.-K.S.S.S. m. Sunbeam -	R. Nautico Circolo Velico, Borgo Marinaro, S. Lucia, Naples. Gracie 24	Raes, François, Bruxelies Royal Yacht Club and Royal Motor Yacht Club du Brabant, 1, Chausée de Vilvorde, Brussels. a. Brise 6	Ranger, E. F., Barbrook, Hessle Grove, Ewell, Surrey. a. Courtown 11
Pye, Dr. E. A., 283, Boston Road, Hanwell, London, W7.-C.A.-L.S-U.H. a. Moonraker (P.O.) 10	Quintavalle, Gr. Uff. Conte Bruno Antonio, Corso Venezia, 13, Milan.-R.Y.C.L. a. Alcor 110	Rae, W. Christie, Tintagel, St. Ives Road, Maidenhead, Berks.-L.S. a. Othona 7	Randall, Lieut.-Col. Robert W., The Hermitage, St. Martin's, Guernsey C.I.-C.Ils.-Gns. m. Marion 6	Ransome, E. L., Studley, West Grove, Walton-on- Thames, Surrey.-Crz.-R.A.F. a. Arvon 7

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Raquez, - Maguyline -

Ratcliffe, Jocelyn V., Woodfield House, Penryn, Cornwall. Crn. m. Mistral 7

Rawson, W. Stuart S., Edenthorpe, nr. Doncaster, Yorks. Yrk. m. Viceroy of India 11

Read, Pay-Comdr. S.J., R.D., R.N.R., The Common, Warlingham, Surrey. L.S.-M.B.A.-Nav.-Srn. a. Petunia C 9

Rees, F. N. C., La Chesenaie, Avenue de Benefiat, Cannes (A.-M.), France.-Har.-Kvl. a. Valdora 106

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m. Doris 55	m. Alanna II 12	Surrey.-N.&S.	1, Marine Parade, Dover, Kent.-Cnq.	H.,
	Severn II (P.O.) 11	m. Whitewater 18		Surrey.-Gvs.(V.C.)-Ran. a. Chanticleer 12
Ribeiro-Ferreira, Francisco José Anjos. a, Avenida Fontes, Lisbon; & Casal de S. Roque, Estoril.-A.N.L.-Pgl. m. Mar-e-Sol 20	Richards, F. B., Little Court, Fairmile, Cobham, Surrey. C.A.-Pks.-Tms. a. Astrape 27 (See page 606)	Richardson, A., Deer Island, Charlotte Co., N.B. Camilla II 12	Richardson, R. J., 22, Rosafield Avenue, Quinton, Birmingham.-Bry.-Sev. M. m. Lady Fairly 14	Rickman, R. G., Freshfield, Waterlooville, Hants.-Mtr. m. Yacht building 8 (See page 610)

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Rideal, Guy St. C. m. Moon Mist 22	Riggs, Walter, Whitebays," Aldeburgh, Suffolk. Ald.(C.)-Har.-Tms. a. Alan 15	Ritchie, D. J., 138, Hainault Road, Leytonstone, London, E.11.-Nrw. a. Stormfinch (P.O.) 5	Roberts, Cecil A., Jockey Club, Calle Florida, Buenos Aires.-Arg.-Tig. m. Highflyer 54	Roberts, W. D. L., Overmist, Tadworth, Surrey. a. Betty 7
Ridley, Squad.-Ldr. C. A., D.S.O., M.C., Bleak House. Lewes, Sussex. C.A.-L.S.-R.A.F. a. Morn 19	- Riley, Percy H., "Membury," Esher Park Avenue, Esher, Surrey.-C.A.	Rivolta, Achille, Tremezzo, Lake Como, Italy. Maria Antonia	Roberts, Heugh S., 24, Marlborough Avenue, Glasgow, W.1. C.Crz.	Robertson, James, 106, West Nile Street, Glasgow, C.1. For.-Nor. m. Busso 15
Ridsdel, E. B., 411-419, Salisbury House, London Wall, London, E.C.2.-Bnm.-Tms. m. Aronia 193	Rinkes, Dr. D. A., 88, Bud. Carnot, Nice (A.-M.), France. Bat.-Maas. a. Sémok 8	Robarts, T. A., Bicknacre, Woodham Ferrers, Essex. m. Bee 8 Robb, Charles J.,	Roberts, Lt.-Col. J. R., Churt Crossways, Churt, Surrey.-Eng. a. Othelma 6	Robertson, Mrs. May M., c/o Royal Southern Yacht Club, Southampton, Hants. a. Michabo —
Rigden, B. R., 27, Northwood Road, Tankerton, Whitstable.-Wbl. a. Silver Spray 5	Ripley, Henry B. H., East Norwich, New York.-N.Yk. m. Elfreda 301	Robb, Robert C., Ruxley Lodge, Claygate, Surrey. Ali.-Uls. m. Fitheach Ban 65	Roberts, Mrs. Mary G., 1, Browning Drive, Londonderry. S.M.Y.C. m. Kelpie 14	Robertson, W. Angus, 20, Cairngorm Road, Glasgow, S.3. C.Can. Mystic 5

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Rose, F. Campbell, 2 Grenville Mansions, Hunter Street, London, W.C.1. Venus 5

Rosling, A., Aldersyde. Weybridge, Surrey. Ocn.-Tms. a. Banba 34

m. Papoos 22 Rothschild, Major George F., D.S.O., M.C.,

Rothwell, R. Norris, Broom Riggs. Hawkshead, Lancashire. Cly. m. Lady Ann (P.O.) 15

Rous, The Hon. Keith, Worstead House, near Norwich, Norfolk.-R.Y.S. a. Maria Catharina 102

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Rowan, A. W., Invermore, Cherryvalley Park, Knock, Belfast.-N.Ir.-Str.

M.D., F.R.C.P., 5, Redington Road, Hampsiead, London, N.W.3.-C.A. m. Goshawk 8

Royal Holland Navy, Koninklijk Instituut voor de Marine, Den Helder, Holland.

Ruck, E. V. & V. T., Pine Cottage, Bletchingley, Surrey. a. F.L.B. 7

m. Elissa 26 a. Sunbeam II 659 Ruppert, The Exors. of

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Russell, Squad.-Ldr. B.H.C., R.A.F.. 35, Greenhill, Hampstead, London, N.W.3.	Russell, Thos. E., Gortan, Colintraive, Argyll.-C.Cor.- C.Crz.-Cly.-Nsk.	Rustage, H., 19, Thorburn Road, New Ferry, Cheshire.	130, Westzeedijk, Rotterdam.-Maas. a. Boekanier 46	Ryeland, A. E., Kearsney, Cunningham Road, Banstead, Surrey.-Tms.C.
Foxtrott 8 Russell, Harold A., c/o Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney, 18, Birchin Lane, London, E.C.3.	15, Kirklee Terrace, Glasgow, W.2. C.Can.-Cly.-Nor. Alethea 5	Rutter, H. A., Wynscot, 62, Boundary Road, Carshalton. Surrey.-L.S. m. Lady Lou 15	Ryan, James E., c/o Royal Bank of Canada, 6, Lothbury, London, E.C.2.-Mtr. m. Leda 26	Sabin, J. H., 18, St. James's Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham.-Hbl.-M.B.A.-Srn. a. Anne Severn 9

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Sacret, Ernest S., 1, Clarence House, Higher Terrace Road, Torquay, Devon.-Nav.-Trq. Tons m. Chancer 10	St. Davids, Viscount, 4, Sloane Gardens, London, S. W.3. Tons a. Herbert Gordon 93	Salmon, Capt. H. M., Bye-Ways, Hilltop, Haslemere, Surrey. Tons m. Canowie II 14	Sams, Edward, 19, Thornbury Avenue, Osterley, Middx. Br.M. Tons m. Dimple 6	Sanders, C.J., Rodings, Roding Lane, Chigwell, Essex.-Bum.-Cor. Tons Chittabob IV 4
Sadd, J. G., Berries, Little Baddow, Chelmsford, Essex.-Btr.(V.C.). Persephone 8	St. George, Ferris, Beech Missing, Englefield Green, Surrey.-R.Y.S.-Bem.-New. a. Evelyn 23	Salter, Percy & Mrs. Elsie, Seacroft, Orchard Road, East Cowes, I. of W.-Cws. a. Witch 7	Samuel, T. S., 7, The Promenade, Hoylake, Cheshire. Hoy.-Mer.-Tnm. Alana (P.O.) 9	Sanders, Martin, Damrak 37, Amsterdam.-NId. a. Dolfijn 53
Sadgrove, H. F. V., 34, Blenheim Road, Moseley, Birmingham,-Bry.-Sev.M. m. Daphne Too 15	St. Margaret's Trust, Ltd. 62, St. Martin's Lane, London, W.C.2. a. Seabat 22	Salvage, Samuel A., 200, Madison Avenue, New York. N.Yk. m. Colleen -	Sandars, J. F., Lowder Mill, Haslemere, Surrey. Lon. m. Sandena 10	Sanderson, Anthony A., Hillway Close, Ilsham Drive, Torquay, Devon.-Crz.-Oxf.-Tor. m. Wairakei 18
Sadler, Bernard, Friar's Walk, Burton-on-Trent, Staffs. Bur.-Con.-N.W.(C.)-Wel. m. Modwena 18	Salèn, Dr. Ernst B., Birger Jarlsgatan 2, Stockholm. K.S.S.S.	Salvesen, A., 140, Addiscombe Road, Croydon, Surrey.-Cor. Wraith (P.O.) 4	Sandblom, J. N., Saltsjöbaden, Sweden.-K.S.S.S. Vivian	Sanderson, A. T., Westfield House, Hessle, Yorks. Hbr.-M.B.A. m. Roamer 6

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Sanson, Pierre. a. Priscilla 4	Sasse, Eric, Meir 24, Anticerp.-Y.C.B.(P.) a. Thistle III 69	Sauvage, Paul, Villa Sourya, Villefranche-sur-Mer (A.M.), France.-Y.C.F. m. Soma 17	Scaramanga, G.J., 22, Chelsea Square, London, S.W.1. Tms. Phantasy 3	Schermuly, C. D., Lodgefield, Mill Lane, Newdigate, Surrey.-Lmp.-Ssx.M. a. Migrant 19
Santilhano, Philip D., Manor Dene, Manor Road, Thames Ditton, Surrey.	Sassoon, Sir Victor, Bart., Sassoon House, Shanghai.-Bom.-Shi. a. Eve 9	Savage, M. S., 40, Claremont Close, London, N.1. Bar.-Nrw.	Scarf, F., 67, Augustus Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham.-S.Cr.(C.)	Schiaffino, Dott. Claudio, Via Ponte Reale 2, Genoa, Italy.

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Scott, Mrs. Juanita, 125, North End House, FitzJames Avenue, London, W.14.-L.S.	Scrimgeour, H. Carron, Monewden Hall, Woodbridge, Suffolk. R.Y.S.-Ald.-Lym. Tons	Searle, A., Concola Beech Walk, Ewell, Surrey. L.S. Tons	Sears, Mrs. Caroline, Pedn Billy, Mawnan, Falmouth, Cornwall.-Crn. Tons	Segelkameradschaft Das Wappen von Bremen, e. V., Buchtstr. 50, Bremen. Tons
Scott, The Exors. of the late John P., Corrie, Isle of Arran. a. Cronie 10	Scrimgeour, William, 2, Clabon Mews. London, S. W.1. a. Flemish Lion 28	Searle, Cecil J., Berwick, The Avenue, Claygate, Surrey.-Msa. Ripple (P.O.) 5	Sears, Herbert M., 53, State Street, Boston, Mass., U.S.A. N.Yk. a. Constellation 326	Der Goldene Löwe 17 Roland von Bremen - Segerdahl, C. O., Varvsgatan 2, Stockholm.
Scott, Sir Samuel, Bart., Yews, Windermere.-Wnd. Mystery 3	Nyama 15 Seago, John,	Searle, Norman O., Berwick, The Avenué, Claygate, Surrey.-Cor.	Secker, E. H.,	Selby, Dr. Prideaux George, Kent.
Scott-Paine, Hubert	Waterloo, Ort Canada. m. Shirl 42	a. Nepenthe 9	Surrey.-N.Ir.-Srn. m. Dorrun 7	a. So What 10
Scott-Worthington, Mrs. M., Little Pipers, Clay Hill, Enfield, Middr.-L.S.	Searl, F. H. L., 8, Gloucester Gate Mews, Regent's Park, London, N. W.1.-L.S.	Searles- Wood, Comdr. V., R.N. (ret.), Martlesham, Stakes, Waterlooville, Hants.-Hay.-Nav.-Ssx.M.	Segard, Jean, 86, Av. Raymond Poincaré, Paris. Y.C.F.	Selwyn, Rev. A. L. H., Redlands, Ewshot, Farnham, Surrey. N.&S.-Nfk.

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Senior, John H., Canora, Hare Lane, Claygate, Surrey. Tms.C. m. Kayell 8

Service, T. N., Northernhay, Kilmacolm, Renfrew- shire.-C.Cor.-Nor. a. Fulmar (P.O.) 14

a. Nightfall 9 Shackell, Arthur, Corina, Fairlawn Gardens, Prittlewell, Essex.

Sharp, Martin, H.B. Veronica" c/o Geo. Marvins Shipyard, Cowes, I.W.-Isl. a. Rozelle 8

Shaw, Dr. S. C., Trafalgar Lawn, Barnstaple, Devon. Crn.-Taw. a. Faun -

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Shelly, C. Edgar, Adare, Oakhill Grove, Surbiton, Surrey.-Tms.C. m. Modwena	Sherren, Mrs. Joyce, St. Felix, Princes Road, Felixstowe, Suffolk.-Flx.-Har. m. Jeakelard 21	Shillan, C. A., 27, Woodfield Gardens, Leigh-on-Sea, Esse.r.-C.A.-Esx. a. Peter Pan 9	Shrosbree, The Exors. of the late A. de Bois. The Dower House, Longwood, nr. Winchester, Hants. a. Cerise 15	Sieburger, Juan C., Arcos 3783, Buenos Aires.-Arg.-Pla. Martha (P.O.) 20
Shephard, Philip, Hedsor Park, Taplow, Bucks.-Tms. a. Celia 48	Sherwin- White, A. N., 26, Belsyse Court, Woodstock Road, Orford. a. Loon III 5	Shirley, C. E., The Cottage, Manor Way, Purley, Surrey.-Bum. a. Lady Anne 8	a. Kuling III 12 Sicklemore, H. G., Rosilian, Flushing, Falmouth,	Signorini, Comm. Giovanni, viale Elena, 1, Naples. Sylphea II

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Sladden, Bernard, Tauranga, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand. N.Z. m. The Severn 6	Deveron House, Strathleven Place, Dumbarton. m. Volcanic 14 Slotemaker, Dr. J. P.	Smart, S. W., Pleydell, 68, Woodcote Valley Road, Purley, Surrey. Josephine 5	Smith, A. C. Imrie, Benrhuthan, Kirn, Argyllshire,-Cly. Yvette 5	Smith, C. A., Crown Hotel, Wimborne, Dorset. m. Ramona 11
Slade, Capt. Cecil W. P., 3. Upper Belgrave Street. London, S.W.I.-R.Y.S. a. Diane 227	Kellermann, Corn. Schuytstr. 55, Amsterdam.-Nld. a. Vrijbuiter 9	Smart, W., 29, Kingshouse Avenue, Glasgow, S.4. C.Crz. a. Jildy 4	Smith, A. G., 488, Upper Richmond Road, Richmond, Surrey.-Tms.C. m. Rummy II 8	Smith, Lt.-Col. C. H., I.M.S., The Red House, Warsash, nr. Southampton, Hants.-Hbl. a. Spray 6

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Redcot, Hainault Road, Chigwel!, Essex.-L.S.-Msa. a. Dinkum 16

9, Campden Hill Square, London, W.8. Tms. a. Morwenna 28

The Stanner, Mines Avenue, Aigburth, Liverpool.-Con.(R.C.)- Mer.-Nav. m. Seamew 14

Smith, W. G. Verdon, C.B.E.,

Snow, E. H., 75, George Street, Richmond, Surrey. C.A.

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Stanley, Sinclair G., 201, N. Wells Street, Chicago, Ill., U.S.A. m. Seventeen 536	Steel, W. P., 21, Lubnaig Road, Glasgow, S.5. m. Ronda (P.O.) 7	Steiner, Dominic L., 75, Dovedale Road Mossley Hill, Liverpool.	Restronguet, Falmouth. Red Heart 4 Stephens, Frank B. J.,	Stevens, Capt. H., M.C., Holmwood, Kingston Hill, Surrey. Mtr. m. Seagull II 12
Stansby, W. W., Hotel Plas Llanfair," Anglesey. m. Heather Bell 12	Steele, A. D., Gowlands Ramp, Gibraltar.-Gib. Wasp 5	m. Sunbeam 11 Stenhammar, Ove,	Carrara, Devonshire Road, Bognor Regis. Sussex.-Del. m. Hern 8	Stevens, Harry W., Castle Cliffe, Castle Hill, Guildford, Surrey.-C.A.
a. Highflyer 9 Stark, Mrs. Phyllis D., 58, Cornwall Gardens, London, S. W.7.	Steele, Stanley, "Oslands," Swanwick Shore, llants. C.A.-Hbl.-Isl. a. Wei-Hai 8	Stephano, Stephen C., c/o Christopher Carolou, 55, Patissia Road, Athens, Greece.-Gre.	Stericker, W. P., Mayhurst," Maybury, Woking, Surrey.-Tms.-Tms.S. m. Iere 22	Stevenson, J. H., F.R.I.B.A., Stonepoint, Greenisland, Co. Antrim. Bal.-Cly.-N.Ir.

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Stewart, A. B., West Ridge, Chipstead, Surrey. Har. a. Janetta 14

Stewart, W. Leonard, 141, Holland Park Avenue, London, W.11. m. Yaqui 12

Stoddart, John R., Greycourt, Longbenton, Northumber- land.-Nbl. m. Ulva 6

Storey, F. G. H., Rutland House, Clarence Parade, Southsea, Hants.-Mtr.-Prt. m. Romance 22

Strang, H. St. J. B., Burley, Hants.-Brc.-0.C. Red Rover 6

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Ström, C. G. S., Gothenburg, Sweden.-G.K.S.S. Robot (P.O.) -

a. Achernar 29 Sturdee, T. P., 15, Kingscote Road, Addiscombe, Surrey.-Col.-Mtr.-Sth.

Suffling, H.J., 26, North Drive, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.-C.A.-L.S. a. Quest 5

Sumner, Harold N., Over Bye, St. George's Hill, Weybridge, Surrey. L.S.-Lld.-Lon.-Nav.-Sol.-Tns m. Owl 14

Sutherland, Mrs. Duncan, Ardsheal, Kentallen, Argult. S.M.Y.C.

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Caresse 4 Svinndal, Ludvig, Thos. Heftyesgt. 52, Oslo, Norway. Nsk. a. Ilmen V 27

Swift, E. R., 18, Maryland Road, Thornton Heath, Surrey.-Nrw. a. Jennie (P.O.) 5

Symmons, Surg. Lt.- Comdr. R., R.N.V.R., 2, Strathmore Gardens, Kensington, London, W.8.-Nav.-Tam. a. Passerelle 19

a. Gitana 14 Talbot, Francis W., 25, Elwill Way, Park Langley, Beckenham, Kent.-L.S. a. Lone Star 10

Tanner, Humphrey R., The Hermitage, Freshford, Bath, Somerset.-Hmy. a. St. Michel 31

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Tons m. Ann Marie 8

a. Mona 3

a. Aldebaran 438

Calluna, Heathside Road, Woking, Surrey.-Eng.-Hbl.Y. Tons

m. Astrella 15

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a. Diadem Terry, L. H., The Lynch, Goodwick, Pembroke. a. Kotik (P.O.) 7	Thatcher, H. W. T., LL.B., 19, West Common Road, Hayes, Kent. Cor. a. Myfanwy 6	Thiry, Léo, Rue Vankeerberghen, Huy, Belgium. m. Lorna	Thomas, E. T., 19, Surbiton Road, Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey. m. Surrey	Thompson, Albert B., 6, Hurst Court, Sidcup, Kent.-Gvs. m. Rippon 8 C.
Tew, J. E. H., Lake House, Hamworthy, Poole, Dorset.-Hmy.-Lym. a. Mary Helen (P.O.) 6	Thévand, Ed., 14, Rue Merle Aubigné, Geneva. Gen. Vega	Thomas, A. W., Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club, Esplanade, Cottesloe, Perth, W.A. Per. Alison May 5	Thomas, Ralph W., The Grange, Horley, Surrey. C.A.-Mtr.-Ssx. m. Sea Lass 27	Thompson, Guy M., 39A, Chesham Street, London, S.W.1. a. Starbeam 4

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Townsend, Mrs. Florence, c/o Townsend Bros., Bourne End, Bucks. m. Fancy Free 5	Traprain, Viscount, Redcliff, Whittinghame, Haddington, East Lothian.-Cam.-For.-Ocn. a. Dunpelder 19	Trefusis, Falmouth, Cornwall. Cor.-Isl.-Ocn.-Oxf. Armyne 9 Tregear, F.,	Trent, Lord, Ardnamurchan, Argyll.-C.Ils.-Hgh.- W.Ils. a. Ceol-Mara II 63	Tripp, H. Alker, C.B.E., Lee Cottage, Thames Ditton, Surrey. Btr.-C.A.-Crz. a. Growler 12
Townsend, Mrs. 1., Villa Menuiere Prophete, Marseilles. a. Davida 380	Travers, H. J., 124, High Street, Poole, Dorset. Hmy.-Pks.-Pol.(V.C.).	Trehearne, A. F. A., Olde Place, Kenley, Surrey. C.A.-Ich.-Mtr.-Tms. a. Giroflée 59	Trevor, Mrs. J. F., 29, Avenue George V., Paris, Se. Tms. m. Janot 52	Trolley, Douglas G., Whyteleafe," Fox's Lane, Falmouth, Cornwall.-L.S. Kingfisher 4

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Sweden.-K.S.S.S. m. Carina 42 Tsallis, Mrs. Helen D.,	Tudor, Miss M. M., Deepdene, Aldeburgh, Suffolk. Ald. Jemima Puddleduck 4	Turkey, H. E. The President of, Istanbul, Turkey.	Turner, Alfred J., Walmer House, South Lowestoft, Suffolk.-Wvn.	Turner, R. H., Greyfriars, Compton, Guildford, Surrey.-Ang.-Bom.-Mtr.-S.Cr. m. Aisha 138
Istanbul, Turkey.-Lon. m. Dawn 18 Tucker, Carll, 420, Lexington Avenue, New York. N.Yk.	Tudsbery, M. T., M.Inst.C.E., The Athenæum, Pall Mall, London, S.W.1.-Crz.-Deb.-Drt.-Ems. a. Sundog 8	Turitz, H. G., Föreningsgatan, 19, Gothenburg. Eo.-G.K.S.S.-K.S.S.S. Albatross (P.O.)	Turner, C. M. W., 9, Coleman Avenue, Hove, Sussex. Mtr.-Ssx.-Swk. m. Kintail (P.O.) 29	a. Halcyon 78 Turner, S. L., 62, Fitzjames Avenue, Croydon, Surrey. Col.
a. Migrant 909 Tucker, Major F., Army & Navy Club, Pall Mall, London, S. W.1.-Pks.-Ref. m. Capri 11	Tuke, Dr. R. G., Whitcote, Newton Road, Canford Cliffs, Bournemouth, Hants.-Hmy.-Pks.- U.Hs. a. Heron 8	Turley, H., Brackenrigg, Whitburn Road, Cleadon, Co. Durham.-M.B.A.- S.M.Y.C.-Sid. m. Golden Gleam 52	Turner, Edward A., Boldrewood, 9, King Edward's Grove, Teddington, Middx.-Tms.C. m. Pandora 8	a. Rauma 20 Turner, T. N., Kooyong," Elles Avenue, Merrow Downs, Guildford, Surrey. m. Clara (P.O.) 6

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Turnour, Gerard A., Little Croft, Milford, Surrey.-Ssx.M. a. Little Ann 7

Tyne Improvement Commissioners, (Albert Blacklock, Secretary),

Ungern, B., Aänekoski, Finland. m. Miniato 6

40, Tantallon Road, Glasgore, S.1. C.Crz. a. Lady Clare (P.O.) 5

Vandeleur, Rev. W. E., Killiskey Rectory, Ashford, Co. Wicklow.-Crz.-Ish.C. a. Failthe II 12

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White Cottage, Coombe Road. New Malden, Surrey.-Cor.-Mtr.

m. Seagull 11

Vetlesen, G. Unger,

Bre. Asphodel (P.O.) 3

a. Alcedo 57 a. Nell 8

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Wallis, Lt.-Col. H. Clifford, O.B.E., 91, Regent Street, London, W.1. C.A.-Hmy.-Mtr.-New.-Tem. a. Wapi 63

Ward, Eric I. H., A. R. C., Ltd., 54, Lamb's Conduit Street, London, W.C.1. a. Saint Austell 35

Wardrop, E. G., 58, Gunnersbury Avenue, Ealing, London, W.5.-C.A.-Tms. a. Enone 16

Warren, A. P., Clanna Rory, Shere Arenue, Cheam, Surrey.-L.S. a. Valerie 9

Waters, W. W., Westmarch' Ho, Sunnyside Road, Paisley, Rentrewshire.-C.Crz. a. San Toy (P.O.) 6

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Watkinson, Arthur F., Ridgelands, The Ridge Way, Enfield, Middx. m. Ellen -	Watson, George G., 6, Letchworth Avenue, Chatham, Kent. Bnm.-Cor. Severn 12	Watson, W. F., O.B.E., Couva, Trinidad, B.W.I.-Bds.-Jam. a. Sulaire 50	Watts, C. E., 110, Kew Green, Kew, Surrey.-L.S. m. Astra 14	Webb, C. G., Raffles College, Singapore.-Sng. Rajuna 5
a. Katwinchar 8 Watson, C. A., c/o National Provincial Bank, Ltd., Holborn Circus, London, E.C.1.	Watson, Dr. H. Preston, Eildonhurst, 500. Perth Road, Dundee. C.A.-C.Crz.-Tay. a. Sheila 5	Watt, Dudley A. N., Royal Aero Club, Clifford Street, London, W.1. m. Panther 52	Way, Raymond, 108, Wellesley Court, Maida Vale, London, W.9.-Ssx.M. m. White Ghost II 16	Webb, David E., Haverhill, St. George's Hill, Weybridge, Surrey. a. Cygnet 9

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Weeding, Miss E. M., Tatton, Hook Heath, Woking, Surrey. Bxm.-C.Ils.-Crz.-Sol. a. Dolphin 18	Welch-Thornton, Lt.-Col. H., Curtisknowle. Halwell, S. Devon.	Welstead, Mrs. Margaret, Ellerton, Moor Park, Northwood,	Kammakaregatan 4, Stockholm. K.S.S.S. m. F.O.B. 25	Westerberg, Sten, Sturegatan 14, Stockholm.-K.S.S.S. Westa II -
Weil, G. R., Yewbank, Sanderstead, Croydon, Surrey.-Har.	Welles, F. C. Miles, Little Brickhill Manor, Bletchley, Bucks. a. Aphros 4	Wenne, Arthur, Längshyttan, Sweden. Borgila -	West, F. W., Westville, Mount Felix, Riverside Estate, Shepperton, Middx.-M.B.A. Tms.C. m. Amenartas 54	Westmacott, J. L., Mardenstone Heath, Bursledon, Hants. Hbl.-L.S. a. Martlet 7

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Wheatley, Lt.-Col. A., Woodbury, Exeter, Devon.-Wst. m. Maid Melody 30	Whisstock, J. A., The Harbour, Chiltern Drive, Surbiton, Surrey. m. Exile (P.O.) 20	White, F. C., White's Wharf, Shoreham-by-Sea, Sussex. S. Gitana 29	White, Thomas C., Broad Haven, Porth-y-Castell, Barry, Glam.-Bry. m. Fedalma 11	Whitelock, S. E. N., Sempringham, Lakeside Road, Branksome Park Bournemouth, Hants m. Zaire (P.O.) 11
Wheatley, Maj. J. E. W. M.C., The Chantry, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey.-C.A.-L.S. m. Sea Roamer 23	Whisstock, J. E., 13, Avenue Road, Southend-on-Sea, Essex. m. Exile (P.O.) 20	White, F. W., Groomsport, Co. Down.-Uls. Corona (P.O.) 6 White, H.A.,	White, W. J., Coverack, Cardigan Road, Bridlington, Yorks. m. Espuma (P.O.) 14	Whiteoak-Cooper, P. E., Town Hall, Epsom, Surrey. Mtr.-Tms.C.-Yrk. m. Sea Maiden 7

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Whitney, George, c/o J. P. Morgan & Co., 23, Wall Street, New York.-N.Yk. m. Wanderer	Whitworth, W. H. Allen, M.C., Framlingham College, Suffolk. C.A.-Crz.-Deb.	Wickham, Rev. P. R., St. John's Mead, Winchester, Hants. C.A. Beetle II 5	Wigg, Arthur H., 47, Grove Walk, Norwich, Norfolk. m.EdarI 8	Wilby, J. A., Bay Cottage, 62, Cornwall Road, Cheam, Surrey.-Mtr. a. Genista 22
Whittall, A. J., Frith Park, Walton-on-the-Hill, nr. Tadworth, Surrey.-Lld.(C.)- Lon.-Lym. a. Jane 4 m. Winona 49	m. Oil-o-Matic Wibley, D. R., Kenroma, 53, Woodland Gardens, Isleworth, Middx. m. Juno 5	Wieland, Chantiers Naval du petit lac, Corsier, Geneva.-Gen. Yacht building (See page 610)	Wiggins, Mrs. Beatrice E., 771, Southchurch Road, Southend-on- Sea, Essex. m. Limpet 9	Wild, J. L., 180, Piccadilly, London, W.1.-Mtr. S. Medea 137 Wild, Leonard,

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Wildridge, H. E., Verona, Hurn Way, Christchurch, Hants.-Chr. Tons	Wilkin, Mrs. C. A., Lavender Cottage, Woodside Avenue, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey. Tons	Wilkinson, R. J., C.M.G., Mitylene, Greece.-Gre.-Har. Tons 44	Williams, Mrs. Charles, Trewidden, Buryas Bridge, Cornwall. Crn. Tons	Williams, G. Greville, Harbour House, Itchenor, Sustex. Ich.-Is.-Srn.-Tms. Tons
Wildy, Eric L., Bensfield, Wadhurst, Sussex, C.A.-Crn. a. Eudroma 58	Wilkins, E. J., 19-23, Ludgate Hill, London, E.C.4. L.S. m. Lady Pamela 12	Wilks, of the late John. 1, Potter Street, Sandwich, Kent. m. Ione 10	Williams, D. J., Tullach House, Tullamore, Kings Co., Eire.-L.R.	Williams, George J., Miramar, Banstead. Surrey. L.S.-R.A.F. m. Duckling 14
Wilén, Rolf, Estnäsgatan 6. Helsingfors, Finland. Nyl. Brita -	Wilkins, Michael, Lammas, Cowes, .W.-Isl.-Lon.-Tms. Fintra II 5	Wilks, Capt. S. B., Claybrook Grange, near Rugby. C.A. m. Kestrel 6	m. Antoinette 8 Williams, Mrs. E., cjo Barclays Bank, Ltd., Portswood, Southampton, Hants	Williams, Mrs. H. T., Betterslaw, West Horsley, Leatherhead, Surrey.-Ish.C.-L.S. a. Eidothea 13
m. Martinetta 115 Wilhelmsen, Finn, Tönsberg, Norway.-Nsk. Athene II 56	Wilkinson, George S., Marden Ash, Hillcrest Road, Ealing, London, W.5.-Tms. a. Seven Bells 33	Willcox, A. L., Tideway, Park House Gardens, St. Margaret's-on-Thames, Middx. Crs.-L.S. a. Nancibelle 20	Essex. a. Heloise (P.O.) 7 Williams, E. R., Hamilton, Bermuda. Undine (P.O.) -	a. Eila 4 Eila II 2 Williams, Leonard, Lake House, Virginia Water, Surrey. Cly.-Lon.-Mtr.-Tms.
Wilkin, C. A., Lavender Cottage, Woodside Avenue, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey. New.-R.A.F.	Wilkinson, P. S., 49, Sidney Road, St. Margaret's. Middx.--Cch.-Eth.-Twk	Williams, Basil T. G., The Croft, Ellington Road, Taplow, Bucks.-Nrw.	Williams, F. T., 51, High Street, Oxford.	Williams, Sidney, Mariners Farm, Haslemere, Surrey. C.A.-Chr.-Ems.

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Wilson, Major T. K., Green Tubs, Farnham, Surrey. C.A.-Cnq. m. Lady Betty 15	Wiltshier, Eric C., Stour Street, Canterbury, Kent.-Wbl. a. Mignonette 7	Winfrey, Richard F., Ashwell, Long Sutton, Holbeach, Lincoln.-Crn. Provident 78	Winstone, Eric G., Takapuna, Auckland, N.Z.-N.Z. Nga-Toa 18	Withers, D. S., Ballard Lee, Swanage, Dorset. C.A.-Swn. a. William and Sam (P.O.) 63
m. Skylark 36 Wilson, Dr. W. G., The Mound, 96, Killin Street, Shettleston, Glasgow, E.2.-Grk. m. Sruth Ban 10	Windeatt, T. R. A., Mixbury, Lower Warberry, Torquay, Devon.-Drt.-Tor.-Tor.S.-Trq. m. Lilianna 7 Natica 6	Wingquist, Dr. Sven, Remningstorp, Skara, Sweden. G.K.S.S. m. Aphra 102	Wisbey, H., 33, Victoria Road, Chingford, London, E.4.-Wlt. m. Queenie 11	Woellwarth, W. D., M.C., Cholmley House, Long Ditton, Surrey. Bom.-Cor.-L.S-Ocn.-Ts.-Tms.S. m. Anne 52

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Wood, A. E., 116, Carbery Avenue, Bournemouth, Hants.--Hmy.-Pks. a. Idonea (P.O.) 12	Wood, Jas. D., Portholes, Guildford Road, Ottershaw, Surrey. Mave-Rhoe 4	Woodman, Leslie, Rosefield, Sway Road, Lymington, Hants.-Key.-Nav. a. Girl Peter 5	Woodward, V. H., Royal Perth Yacht Club, Perth, W. Australia. Awanui III 10	Woolsey, J. T. E., 64, The Close, Norwich, Norfolk. Nfk.-Pem. Gemma 8
Wood, Eric M., Ludham, More Lane, Esher, Surrey. Mdx. m. Latona 9	Wood, R. S., c/o Williams Deacons Bank, Ltd., Pall Mall, London, S.W.1.-L.S.-Tms. a. Yolande (P.O.) 38	Woodnutt & Co., Ltd., St. Helens, I.W. a. Melody 4	Woolaway, S., The Limes, Oakland Park Estate, Barnstaple, N. Devon. m. Glitter 6	O.B.E., 31, Kingsborough Gardens, Glasgow, W.2.--C.Cor.-C.Crz.-Cly.-Hly.-Lch.- Lgs.-Msa.-Mud.-Nor.-Tms.-Wst.- Y.R.A. Fara
Wood, F. N., Wingfield, Hillview Road, Woking, Surrey.-L.S. a. Dawn 10	Woodfield, Wm. C., Shanghai River Police, Shanghai, China.-L.S.-Shi. Goo Goo 4	Woodrow, C. E., 12, Chiswick Lane, London, W.4. Chi. m. Vacuna (P.O.) 48	Woolcott, R. J., The Well House, Paglesham, Essex. C.A.-Cnq. Lincelles 9	Worham, Henry, 38, Bishopsgate, London, E.C.2. Cor.-Sng.-Tms. a. Watergeus 46
Wood, Herbert, "Fairhaven," North Ferriby, E. Yorks. Hbr.(Mate)-Yrk. a. Songbird 6	Woodhams, Douglas C., Alfriston, Whitgift Avenue, Croydon Surrey.-L.S.-Ssx. a. Joan 6	Woods, E. W., c/o National Provincial Bank, Ltd., Caernarvon.-Nbl. m. Lancashire Girl 39	Woolf, Morris, 62, Southchurch Avenue, Southend- on-Sea, Essex. m. White Fox 11	Workman, Major Robert, Craigdarragh, Helen's Bay, Co. Down. Crz.-N.Ir.(C.)-Tms.-Us. a. Morna 22

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Wormald, Maj. W. F., Willerby Wold, Staxton, S.O., Scarborough, Yorks. C.A.-Scr.-Yrk.	Wragg, L. E., 10, Regent's Park Terrace, London, N.W.1.-Eth. Tons	Wright, G. A., 4, Radcliffe Road, Croydon, Surrey. Ich. Tons	Wright, L. S., 44, Mortimer Court, Abbey Road, London, N. W.8.-L.S. Tons	Wrigley, Major E. F., Oakland, Windermere, Westmorland. Wnd. Tons
Worrall, Herbert O., 113-114, Bromsgrove Street, Birmingham. Armada	Wray, F. C., Glentworth, Ringmer Place, Winchmore Hill, London, N.21.-L.S. m. Snow Bunting 19	Wright, G. T., 40, Inglis Road, Colchester, Essex. a. Nebula (P.O.) 36	Wright, Major M. N., Bolton Hall, Clitheroe, Lanes. R.Y.S.-Drt. Mhoire 87	Wrigley, Fredk. H., 64, Blenheim Park Road, South Croydon, Surrey.-Chi-Ssx.M.
m. Fessonia 28 Wotton, W. H., Teviotdale, Netley Abbey, Hants.	Wright, Capt. F. R., Greenways, Woodcote Lane, Purley, Surrey; & Rosier, Clayton Road, Selsey, nr. Chichester, Sussex.-Ich.	Wright, Capt. K. M., R.A., Highfield, St. Martins, Guernsey, C.I. Art.-C.Ils.	Wright, W. R., Quay Street, Bulimba, Brisbane, Queensland.	Wyers, F. H. M., van Eeghenstraat 82, Amsterdam. Nld.

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a. Norma 6	Delta 5		Ridgeway, Pyrford, Woking, Surrey.-Isl.	Young, C. & G. V.,
Wynne-Edwards,	Grumete 5	Winfield, East Horsley, Surrey.	Young, F. N.,

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Baker, R. A., Lamport House, River Avenue, Thames Ditton, Surrey.-L.S.-Lld.-Tam.	Freimans, Capt. J., c/o Latvian Shipping Co., 15, maija laukur 2, Riga, Latvia.
Bartlett, R., 4, The Terrace, Church Hill, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex.- Esx.	Giles, Morgan, Ltd., Teignmouth, Devon. Gilmour, J. J., 9, Teevan Road, Croydon, Surrey.
Christie, P. Denham, Glendyn, Jesmond Park West, Newcastle-on- Tyne.-Nbl.	Hawker, J. R. S., 34, Erule Road, Wimbledon, Surrey.-Br.M M.B.A.
Deane, Capt. Edward N., R.E. (ret.), Ardlui, Chobham, Surrey. -Eng.	Hard, Marchwood, Southampton, Hants. Jarvis, Aemilius, 73, Adelaide Street West, Toronto, Canada.
Dulley, H. W., Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club, Hong Kong. Eichholz, Dr. E., Lönnrotsgatan 17, Helsingfors, Finland.-Nyl.	Jehring, Edgar D., Wayside, Russells Crescent, Horley, Surrey. Ich.-L.S.

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Lord, J. H., 15, River Court, Portsmouth Road, Surbiton, Surrey. Lowe, Leonard, Enfield, 52, Green Lane, Copnor, Portsmouth, Hants. Great	Perry, Cyril, 60, Phelps, John P., c/o Automobile Universal, Caracas, Venezuela. Playford, F. D., Fly Fishers' Club, 36, Piccadilly, London, W.1.- Cor.-Crz.-Lon.
Moore, Harold, Woodville, Doctors Lane, Chaldon, nr. Caterham, Surrey.	Shields, A. L., Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club, Hong Kong. Sibley, J. G., Pinewood Lodge, Ascot, Berks.-Mtr.
Mugford, Philip, Oakdene, Palace Road, East Molesey, Surrey. -Isl.	Sporleder, W., Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club, Hong Kong. Stevens, A. L. W., 49, Grove End Road, St. John's Wood, London, N.W.8.-Tms.

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Andreae, Dr. E. P., Tandridge Court, Oxted, Surrey.-Mtr.-Pks. -Tms.	Djordjadzé, Princess Dimitri, Dorchester Hotel, Park Lane, London, W.1.
Batkin, C. I., Sledmere, 15, Garrard Road, Banstead, Surrey. Beck, Sir Raymond, Castle Point, Salcombe, Devon.-Sal.-Wes.	Ferguson, M. H., c/o Manchester Cruising Association, Wellington Hotel, High Street, Manchester.
Buchanan, Neil, Reeves Rest, near Chipstead, Surrey. Campbell, James H. P., 1, Avenue Lodge, Avenue Road, London,	Galsworthy, H. J., Colden Covert, Colden Common, Hants.-Hbl.- Srn.
Cassels, A. F., c/o The National Bank of Scotland, Ltd., Helens- burgh, Dumbartonshire.-C.Crz.	Goulborn, Cyril, Caldy, 44, Church Road, Worcester Park, Surrey. -Ran.
Derry, Cyril, 60, Vauxhall Bridge Road, London, S.W.1.-Mtr.	Ivor-Moore, T., The Woodlands, Constitution Hill, Woking, Surrey.
Dickins, J. E., Uplands, Park Hill Road, Croydon, Surrey.-L.S.	-Chi.-Mtr.

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Jacquier, Eugene, 9, Ellison Road, Barnes, Surrey.-Ben.	Moorpark, Robert C., Barr, Newton Stewart, Wigtownshire.
King, W. Digby, 69, Ealing Village, Hanger Lane, Ealing, London, W.5.-L.S.	Patrick, G.S., Peira-cava, Brighton Road, Banstead, Surrey.-L.S. Paul, Capt. J. Dawson, 3, York House, Kensington, London, W.8.
Lovett, Harold S., Hymol, Swaindale Road, Plymouth, Devon.	Rose, John H., Fernlea, Heath Close, Banstead, Surrey.

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Stewart, G. B., 3, Catherine Place, London, S.W.1.-C.A. Stone, P. H. G., 22, Welbeck Street, London, W.1.	Udale, Eric D., Wolsey's Cottage, Hampton Wick, Kingston-on- Thames, Surrey.-Hbr.-Ich.-Nav.
Tewson, Roland S., Glenholme, Rickmansworth, Herts. Thomas, H. G., Ravensbrook, Limpsfield; Surrey.-L.S.	Weston (George) Holdings, Ltd., 504, Buckingham Avenue, Slough, Bucks.
Hotel, High Street, Manchester. Thornycroft, Peter, White Ladies, Warsash, Hants. Tozer, G. A., Mallards, Beaulieu, Hants.-Bea.-Foy.-Lym.-Tms.	Willett, Guy W., Willow Grange, Woking Road, Guildford, Surrey. Woods, Capt. W. W., 570, Commercial Street, Provincetown, Mass., U.S.A.

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BRIGHTON BELLE
P.M/S (10th M.S.F.) Lieut. K.Perrin,
R.N.V.R.
2100ca
27th May
Sailed from the Downs in company with
the P.M/S's Sandown, Medway Queen
and Gracie Fields.
2300ca
Arrived Dunkirk. off the beach 3 miles east of
Embarked troops, with the assistance
of an ex-Belgian canal boat and a
small pulling boat.
28th May
0320
The dr. Vimy arrived and sent her boats
to assist in filling up the Brighton
Belle.
0445
The Vimy proceeded to Dunkirk but left
her boats with the Brighton Belle.
0715ca
The Brighton Belle sailed for Ramsgate
with about 350 B.E.F. on board. (1)
1230
While in company with the Sandown
and during an air attack, the
Brighton Belle struck a submerged
object 3 cables 183° from the Gull
Light Buoy.
The troops were transferred to the
Sandown, the Medway Queen and
the ex-Belgian canal boat Yser.
The Brighton Bellewas then taken
1300
in tow by an Examination tug, but her
efforts were unavailing, and the
ship sank.
N11
Authority - R.O.I, pp.156, 304, 364.
R.O.II, pp.136, 252.
M.017681/40, Ships Lost during op. Dynamo.
(1) D.R. states that the Brighton Belle disembarked 304 troops
Incidentally, the sk. Tiny the Brighton Belle. This appears she
on 28th May; this is evidently states an that error. she was towed from
was unlikely. The Southampton Tiny on 27th May, and after
to be 3 hours by gives no dates, except that
one commissioned trip, paid off at in the Surrey Docks at 1800, 5th 12 June.
While at La Panne, the Tiny was beached for over
hours to unload ammunition.

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BRIGHTON BELLE
P.M/S (10th M.S.F.) Lieut. L.K.Perrin,
R.N.V.R.
2100ca
27th May
Sailed from the Downs in company with
the P.M/S's Sandown, Medway Queen
and Gracie Fields.
2300ca
Arrived Dunkirk. off the beach 3 miles east of
Embarked troops, with the assistance
of an ex-Belgian canal boat and a
small pulling boat.
28th May
0320
The dr. Vimy arrived and sent her boats
to assist in filling up the Brighton
Belle.
0445
The Vimy proceeded to Dunkirk but left
her boats with the Brighton Belle.
0715ca
The Brighton Belle sailed for Ramsgate
with about 350 B.E.F. on board. (1)
1230
While in company with the Sandown
and during an air attack, the
Brighton Belle struck a submerged
object 3 cables 183° from the Gull
Light Buoy.
The troops were transferred to the
Sandown, the Medway Queen and
the ex-Belgian canal boat Yser.
The Brighton Bellewas then taken
1300
in tow by an Examination tug, but her
efforts were unavailing, and the
ship sank.
N11
Authority - R.O.I, pp.156, 304, 364.
R.O.II, pp. 136, 252.
M.017681/40, Ships Lost during op. Dynamo.
(1) D.R. states that the Brighton Belle disembarked 304 troops
on this is Tiny evidently states an that error. she was towed from
the sk. the Brighton Belle. This appears
was commissioned at Southampton on 27th May, and after
to be unlikely. 3 hours The Tiny by gives no dates, except that she
one trip, paid off in the Surrey Docks at 1800, 5th June.
While at La Panne, the Tiny was beached for over 12
hours to unload ammunition.
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SURREY
M/L (Owner E.T. Thomas)
On arrival at Sheerness from Kingston, the
Surrey was boarded by a rating and 3 reservists.
have Nothing is to known of her movements, but she may
gone Dunkirk, as a French rifle
the owner.
found in a locker when the boat was returned was to
of
Authority - TO.9144.
in the
0 and 2 akcota
were lying DIT, and 2 ships just
The western side of the
harboor was ablass.
0330
Embarked about 370 British troops and
selled for Dover. By this time 6 or
7 other akoots and a hospital ship
had entered the harbour and were
embarking troops.
1130
Arrived DIE Dover, Disemberred 370
B.B.F.(1)
2100
Bailed indepentantly for Dunktrk by
the Oalais route.
30th May
West or Dunkirk sighted a wreck in the
approach channel and a man's ories
were heard. Lowered a boat; but BB
a W/S from Dunkirk arrived on the
ecene, the Surem-Cords proceeded.
(See Hebe II).
:
0430
Suraum-Cords orrived off beach east of
Dunkirk Malol.
Closed the M/D Fitzrov, and was asked
to ferry troops to her and to the
Av. Vanquisher, 32 cables to the
westward. AB there were only 4 or 5
muhll hoats to assist, decided to
close the beach and embark tecops
over the ship's howe.
Two trips were thus made, after which
the Fltaroy and Vanquisher sailed.
A third trip Van then attempted, but
the Gurcum-Corda, overloaded, went
securely aground and, in spite of
the efforts or the Sk. Hebe II, could
not be refloated.
0800
Decided to wait for high mater.
1800/
Purther unsuccessful efforta made to
2030
refloat, which resulted in damage to
the ship's engines.
May
0430
Transferred BOWN sounded to an
0520
Transferred ambulance. of to a
The M/B.
12300a
Capt. and crow the
corvette Kingfisher,
Ramagete.
Authority
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SURREY
M/L (Owner E.T. Thomas)
On arrival at Sheerness from Kingston, the
Surrey was boarded by a rating and 3 reservists.
Nothing is known of her movements, but she may
have gone to Dunkirk, as a French rifle was
found in a locker when the boat was returned to
the owner.
the
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Part W7869/41
MINAST
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
3
GENERAL MANAGER'S OFFI
EASE
ENCE:
RKING VISA,
DEEPDENE HOTEL 7th March,
4. 75.
C.W.7869/41.
DORKING, SURREY
Menger
38.7869/41.
25th March, 19.10
Dear
Sir,
With reference to the letter, a copy of which is enclosed
nt,
I am counanded by By Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to
e
heard of these misplaced awards until recently.
The error in giving you the name of Mr Pembay
8
Chief Officer at that time was doubtless due
to a mistake by the Southern Railway Co., but
they will substantiate my statement if so desired
as would Lient Col D. me Lachlan who was
Senior medical Officer in the 'Ide of Guerney.'
I should be greatly obliged if you would
investigate this matter and let me know
your decision
I am, Dear Sins,
yours faithfully,
Harold G. Le Huquet.

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Part MAST
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
3
GENERAL MANAGER'S OFFICE
LEASE
RENCE
DEEPDENE HOTEL 7th March,
44.
C.W.7869/41.
75.
DORKING, SURREY
25th March,
Sir,
With reference to the letter, a copy of which is enclosed,
nt,
I am counanded by My Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to
request that you will, if you can, confirm the statement of
It. Le Hugust about his service in the Hospital Carrier
ISLE OF GURNISEX.
S
He is mistaken as to the exards actually made to the
ISLE OF
the
The awards published in the Second Supplement to the
London Gasette of 16th August 1940, 10.34925, were a Distinguished
Service Cross to Captain Ernest Leonard Hill, and a Mention
in Despatches to Mr. Reginald Frank Pembry. The mistake in
making the award of the D.S.C. to Captain Hill, instead of to
of
Captain Hodges, WERE put right in the London Gazette of the
n
27th August 1940, No.34932.
Should Mr. Le Enguat's statement be confirmed by you a
further correction substituting his name for that of 30% Pembry
as receiving a Mention in Despatates could be made in a future
Gasette.
I sen, Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
(Signed) R. GLEADOWE.
se Secretary,
Southern Reilway,
Waterloo Station.
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Part W7869/41
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
D/ET.
cw.
GENERAL MANAGER'S OFFICE,
DEEPDENE HOTEL,
IN YOUR REPLY PLEASE
DORKING, SURREY.
S.Pad.86/75.
THIS
25th March, 1941. REGISTRY
GENTRAL
ar Sir,
With reference to your letter of the 7th instant,
had enquiries made and find it is correct that Mr.
0 the 31st May, 1940, day following the vessel's
e have Huguet was Chief Officer i.e. of the the "Isle of Guernsey" up
ast trip in the evacuation from Dunkerque, since when he has
been absent from duty owing to sickness.
The name of Mr. Pembry (who was temporarily in
our employment and has now left) was apparently submitted by the
Ministry of Shipping without consultation with this Company.
However, as both Messrs. Le Huguet and Pembry
rendered good services on the "Isle of Guernsey" during the
evacuation, the position might be met by allowing the award of
a Mention in Despatches to Mr. Pembry announced in the London
Gazette on the 16th August, 1940, to stand, and granting a
similar honour to Mr. Le Huguet.
Yours faithfully, Missenden:
ob,
LONDON, The Secretary of the Admiralty,
S.W.1.
(Signed) R. GLEADOWE.
on
dene Surrey Satel,
Surrey.
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2nd May
1.
C.W. 7869/41.
officer
Sir,
With reference to your letter
of the 25th March S.Ped.86/75
I am commanded by My Lords
Commissioners of the Admiralty to
inform you that the King has
approved the award of a "Mention
in Despatches" to Mr. Le Huquet,
additional to that approved for
Mr. Pembry. This award was
published in the supplement to
the London Gazette latest 29th
April, 1941.
dated
I am Sir,
Your obedient Servant
(Signed) R. GLEADOWE.
'he General Manager,
outhern Railway,
eepdene Hotel,
orking, Surrey.

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Prom: Commanding Officer H. Saltash.
Depairs 91. Bruloling by
Date:June 4th.1039.
o; Sement space M.S.F. Vice adminar, Dover
"
71
Sir,
During the operations off Dunkerque the
ollowing Officer and men have shown perseverence and courage,
If have the honour to submit their names so that suitable action
ay be taken.
Lieutenant T,E.Williams R.N.R., First Lieutenant of Saltash. H.M.S.
On the night of Friday, May 31st,1 he was loaned to H.M.S.Hebe
but he was not required. On his way back in a motor boat he went
shore to pick up soldiers, not finding any he took two sailors
nd, pullading a whaler behind them, he made his way along the beach
nick ame Danna was haine hombarded the
3/.
-
69
with Bren guns
arrived Ramsgate and disembarked troops
Proceeded Dunkink Combed on several
occasions no damage.
Entered harbour embarked French trooks
harbour being shelled and bombed
,
cleared harbour
2"
10
arrived Ramsgate disembarked hooks and
anchored ON waiting for aders.
3"
10
Hore wh and proceeded Dunkink in company
with three other schootes
45
arrived alongside Jetty at Past
and embarked French troops
'+
000 serv Dunkink and proceeded.
530 arrived Ramsgate after thick too tor east
three hours a hassage, diseimbarked troops.
1630 anchaed ON and rested crew
615 ordered to Fillury home, rh and proceeded
200 arrived Sanding stage
es
00 Pilor exanded and vessel proceeded to
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rangbourne"
15
At Sea.
5th.June 194
Sir,
I have the honour to forward the following narrative
in accordance with your signal 2049/4/6.
At approximately midnight on Sunday 26th. May, H.M.S.
with the remainder of the 5th.m.s.
6
157
find) and a report that all British had left. These
Frenchmen refused to come in so small a blacks craft
and insisted on boarding a large ship which was also
alongside f the mole.
à Pritish Naval officer
apparently in charge of embarkation on mole informed 70
that there were no more troops to come and that 1 cust
return empty. I took on board a Frenn gun which 108
lying on the Tole and returned to Ramsgate.
It was afterwards learnt that although there were
no more troops to come in the area that night, therewore
some more further from the port who succesded later
in reaching the port and were embarked the following
night by other ships.
rd. a.m.
Returned Remagate arriving dawn.
th
Re-assumed cormand of Dutch Scoot "Ixente" and
sailed to Tilbury and Surrey Commercial Cooks.
ith
Handed ship over to Pook authorities and returned
with Ship's Company to Chatham Perracks.
Lieut.-Commander, R.N.B.

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(1)
177
NARRATIVE OF EVENTS 26th. MAY TO 5th. JUNE 1940, EVACUATION
182
OF BRITISH EXPEDITIONARY FORCE FROM DUNKIRK AND BEACHES TO
THE EASTWARD BY H.M.S. SUTTON, FOURTH MINESWEEPING FLOTILLA.
Sunday 26th. May. Raised steam and unlocked from Royal Dock,
Grimsby. Sailed at 1900, Salamander and Fitzroy in
Company. Sutton as Senior Officer. Fresh N.W.Wind, slight
sea.
On passage several Aircraft seen and heard,
mostly friendly. Passed by Galatea and destroyers.
176
H.M.S.SUTTON.
181
CONFIDENTIAL
c/o G.P.O.London.
6th. June. 1940.
Mr. Thompson.
The Staff Superviser. N.A.A.F.I.
Claygate, Surrey.
Copy to:- Mr. Shed.
District Area Manager. N.A.A.F.I.
Humber Area. Grimsby.
Sir,
I wish to bring to your notice the conduct of one of your
employees, Mr. C.M. Cealworth, who is Canteen Manager of this
He has only recently joined, and has been in the ship
during the operations off Dunkirk and beaches, while
evacuating the B.E. Forces.
In this operation this ship was instrumental in evacuating
about I600 Officers and men. During the whole period of
eight days, he was continually helping the Ship's Staff in
the Galley and elsewhere, keeping the Troops supplied with
hot soup, tea, and food. As many of them were wet through,
and exhausted, his work was invaluable.
I cannot speak too highly of him, and any preferment you
can offer him, will be soundly endorsed by myself.
Yours faithfully,
Greuville. M. Temps.
COMMANDING OFFICER
Commander in Command.
*
5 JUN 1940
*
H.M.S. 4 "SUTTON"
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(I).
NARRATIVE OF EVENTS 26th. MAY TO 5th. JUNE 1940, EVACUATION
190
OF BRITISH EXPEDITIONARY FORCE FROM DUNKIRK AND BEACHES TO
THE EASTWARD BY H.M.S.SUTTON. FOURTH MINESWEEPING FLOTILLA.
Sunday 26th. May. Raised steam and unlocked from Royal Dock,
Grimsby. Sailed at 1900, Salamander and Fitzroy in
Company. sea. Sutton as Senior Officer. Fresh N.W.Wind, slight
On passage several Aircraft seen and heard,
mostly friendly. Passed by Galatea and destroyers.
Monday 27th. May. Light breeze, calm sea, maximum visibility.
Anchored in Downs by orders of V.A.Dover at 1600.
189
H.N.S.SUTTON.
e/o G.P.O.London.
NFIDENTIAL
6th. June. 1940.
Mr. Thompson.
The Staff Supervisor. N.A.A.F.I.
Claygate, Surrey.
Copy to:- Mr. Shed.
District Area Banager. N.A.A.P.I.
Humber Area. Orimaby.
Sir,
I wish to bring to your notice the conduct of one of your
employees, Mr. C.//.Cetelworth, who is Canteen lanager of this
ship.
during the operations off Dunkirk and beaches, while
He has only recently joined, and has been in the ship
evacuating the B.R.Forces.
about 1600 officers and men. During the shole period
In this operation this ship was instrumental in evacuating of
eight days, he was continually helping the ship's Staff with in
hot soup, tes, and food. As many of them were eat through,
the Galley and alsowhere, keeping the Troops supplied
and exhausted, his work was invaluable.
1 too highly of him, and any preferment you
can cannot offer him, speak will be soundly endorsed by myself.
Yours faithfully.
OMMANDING OFFICER
Greuville. M. Temas.
6 JUN 1940
*
Commander in Command.
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On the return voyage, after passing Nieuport Bank
Buoy, we saw two ships ahead of us bombed, one with 8 bombs,
the other with sixteen bombs.
but as we drew nearer it could be seen that one was in
There was no indication that either had been hit,
difficulties, and in reply to & signal we went alongside.
This ship was the GRACIE FIELDS, and while she continued to
steam round in a circle, we took off troops, & number
seriously wounded.
After about 45 minutes when this was almost
completed ( another dynamo ship was taking off troops on her
starboard side ) a destroyer indicated that she wanted to come
alongside and at 2130 we proceeded, passing through the Downs
harbour. in an early morning fog, up the Ramsgate Channel and into
As soon as the troops were disembarked, precaration
was made for the next trip. Army provisions were put aboard
and two Lewis guns mounted.
For the next trip, officers and nen 1 not engine
room men who could work in three watches ) were relieved to
get some sleep.
I understand that on that trip of the 30th/31st,
JUTLAND brought off troops from the beaches to the East of
Dunkirk Pier.
On her return it was reported that she required
fuel and that fact and the state of the tide kept her in
harbour that day.
With the original crew. I took over again from the
understand the ship's speed was not considered suitable
Ramsgate Road, standing by for further orders; but I
relief crew, and on the 1st June was at anchor in the
for taking that in the final operations. and after standing to
by for further part period. JUTLAND was ordered to return
London a after reporting to F. 0. 1. C., I handed Dock. over
the ship where. to the Chief Dock Master, Surrey Commercial
obtaining a detailed receipt.
floats were sent any and many survivors were picked
up. Bombs were being dropped continually around the
ship and the Paddl e-steamer during this operation, and
two Machino-gun attacks were carried out, I have
nothing but the utmost praise for all concerned, the
never been in action before. Continual Anti-aircraft
majority of whom are very young and had certainly
signal for Fighter assistance, which arrived later in
fire vis kent up by the Twelve Pounder. I sent a
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Dynamo 296.
Biu/o/
1308
38
Royal Chatham. Naval Barracks,
12th JUNE, 1940.
To The Vice-Admiral Commanding, Dover.
Copies to: Commander+in-Chief, The Nore.
Commodore, Sheerness.
Sir,
DUNKERQUE EVACUATION FORCE
I have the honour to report that the Dutch Schoot "BART"
under my Command, was taken over by a Naval Crew on Sunday, 26th
May, 1940 at the Reserve Supply Wharf, Deptford.
2. The ship carried 12,436 packages of food supplies and a
deck cargo of 300 cases of Diesel oil.
3.
After wiping and embarkation of Naval Stores at Tilbury
the ship proceeded to Southend for compass adjustment p.m. Sunday
26th May, 1940. Arrival at Sheerness was delayed by having to
tow the Dutch Schoot "ANTJE" for adjustment of her compasses.
4.
"BART" arrived at Sheerness a.m. Monday 27th May, 1940.
Further Naval Stores were received onboard including 100 gallons
of paraffin, 320 life belts, 2 special gang planks and a spar.
5.
"BART" was ordered to proceed to South Downs and sailed
from Sheerness at 1830 on 27th May.
6.
On arrival in South Downs "BART" was ordered to enter
Dover Harbour where a further 240 gallons of netrol were placed
onboard.
paraffin
7. In execution of orders received from the Vice-Admiral
Commanding, Dover, "BART" proceeded to sea at 1400 on Tuesday
28th May, closed the Southern Inspection Vessel in the South
Downs, received from her a route for Dunkerque, and anchored off
the Guardship to await the arrival of motor boars for refuelling.
8. On Friday 7th June, "BART" was ordered to Sheerness for
de-stor-ing; Reserve Supply Wharf, Deptford for unloading; and was
paid off in Surrey Commercial Docks p.m. 11th June, 1940.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your obedient Servant.
VICE ADMIRAL
14 JUN 1940
*
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Dyuamo 296.
BIU/O/
1308
I
38
Royal Naval Barracks,
Chatham.
12th JUNE, 1940.
To The Vice-Admiral Commanding, Dover.
Copies to: Commander-in-Chief, The Nore.
Commodore, Sheerness.
Sir,
DUNKERQUE EVACUATION FORCE
I have the honour to report that the Dutch Schoot "BART"
under my Command, was taken over by a Naval Crew on Sunday, 26th
May, 1940 at the Reserve Supply Wharf, Deptford.
2. The ship carried 12,436 packages of food supplies and a
deck cargo of 300 cases of Diesel oil.
3. After wiping and embarkation of Naval Stores at Tilbury
the ship proceeded to Southend for compass adjustment p.m. Sunday
26th May, 1940. Arrival at Sheerness was delayed by having to
tow the Dutch Schoot "ANTJE" for adjustment of her compasses.
4. "BART" arrived at Sheerness a.m. Monday 27th May, 1940.
Further Naval Stores were received onboard including 100 gallons
of paraffin, 320 life belts, 2 special gang planks and a spar.
5.
"BART" was ordered to proceed to South Downs and sailed
from Sheerness at 1830 on 27th May.
6. On arrival in South Downs "BART" was ordered to enter
Dover Harbour where a further 240 gallons of paraffin natural were placed
onboard.
7. In execution of orders received from the Vice-Admiral
Commanding, Dover, "BART" proceeded to sea at 1400 on Tuesday
28th May, closed the Southern Inspection Vessel in the South
Downs, received from her a route fo r Dunkerque, and anchored off
the Guardship to await the arrival of motor boars for refuelling.
8. On Friday 7th June, "BART" was ordered to Sheerness for
de-stor-ing; Reserve Supply Wharf, Deptford for unloading; and was
paid off in Surrey Commercial Docks p.m. 11th June, 1940.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your obedient Servant.
CE ADMIRAL
bestall
14 JUN 1940
*
DOVER
Lieutenant R.N. (Retd.)

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48
47
In the afternoon of the 3rd June orders were received to
be prepared to proceed to Dunkirk but these were later
cancelled.
In the evening of the 4th June orders were received to
proceed to Tilbury. At Tilbury on the 5th June orders were
given to destore at Royal Victoria Yard, Deptford, and to
proceed to Surrey Commercial Docks. The dock was entered
at 1530 and the ship handed over to the Port of London
Authorities.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
Donald H.,Sift.
Lieutenant. R.N.
VICE AUMIRAL TRAL
11 JUN 1940
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Admiral, Chatham SECRET
(Samepaca 314/0/1183 BI4/0/ 1148
Dynams 90
TELEGRAMS :-
Dyrams 30D.
OFFICE OF THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, THE NORE, 27
79
TELEPHONE:- :-
ADMIRALTY HOUSE,
Chatham No. 3221.
(Extensions 210 and 519).
78
CHATHAM.
SECRET.
13th June, 1940.
No. 477.C.C./40.
FLAG OFFICER COMMANDING, DOVER.
"HILDA" (Late Dutch Schoot) REPORT ON
OPERATION "DYNAMO".
rotes
With reference to the report dated 6th
June from Lieutenant A.Gray, H.M.S. "Hilda",
Lieutenant Syddons-Willing and his boat's crew
were picked up at about 0430/3rd June by Rear-
Admiral Taylor who reports to me as follows:-
"He, Lieutenant Syddons-Willing, had been
al
along the beach at St. Malo les Bains and
had ascertained that there were no longer
&
any troops at that point. He also went
to the assistance of the m.y. "Singapore",
which had gone aground, but subsequently
got off."
Rear-Admiral Taylor fully supports the
Commanding Officer's recommendation of Lieutenant
Syddons-Willing.
ADMIRAL.
VICE ADMIRAL
DOVER JUN 1940
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wann
Pm otto anom TTOTTA
VICE
5, 1 We 2nd June. Here repairs
sday, 4th June I was towed
11 JUN 1940
following day by "Bornrif"
*
ing to Surrey Commercial Docks
DOVER
Гунашь
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To Vice adminal Doren
Dynams 90 8/4/0/
1148
Rehat on operations carried out by M.B.Hondsrung
78 79
Between 26 may and S' June 1940. (Dutch schoole).
any 26th anchored at Sheemess waiting ta aders
13 24
0300 Sailed drom sheerness.
1000
arrived and anchored on DeaR
1500 ordered to Dunkink in company with S schooles
2300 OM Eastern entrance to Dunkink roads ships
hassing advised that Dunkiik hadtallen
Senior others schoole develcted engine tranble
adered Honderug to take him in low Readed
away from Dunkick
12 28'
heary
0345 seipled low as sos. engine now working
and Schools adered back to Deal.
0430 german seaplane machine gunnedand
lombed resset no damage, wither unhleasant
as we had no guns to return fire.
1000 anchaed on Deal
1815 ordered to Dunkink have wh and proceeded
2330 arrived and made to beaches
2 29'
0200 Saw Ready move dRashing from beach + from vessel
uh on sand, Embanked troops.
mo
STOIN
5, 2nd June. Here repairs
11 JUN 1940
ing to Surrey Commercial Docks
following day by "Bornrif"
sday, 4th June I was towed
*
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ift. NNV.R.
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4.
So
Schoole on shore came'm alongside or us 79 and
assisted
00
Found screw had nicked uh none and engines would
not turn Bannit towed us PA and back to Deal.
ro
arrived and anchared. disembanked hooks
y 30
00
after several attempts to clear screwhom Goat
asked SNO. Ramsgate it we might be towed
in and beached this was approved.
200 arrived Ramsgate nut vessel on Hand
2"
1200 shih dry, cleared screw.
y30 Proceeded to unkink
500 arrived on beaches, Reary combing.
800
no Coats available to erinz men on so
beached versel, . trooks would not wade out
so backed M and anchared
.300
Embanked about 100 French troots from motor Croats
5000
Cruised along beaches and then madeta to
harbour entrance
330
Secured alongside Greakwater, embarked
troops heary combing going on
600
Cleared harbour we were able to machine
gun Row flying german nime thooks assisty
YOUR
i, 2nd June. Here repairs
day, 4th June I was towed
11 JUN 1940
ollowing day by "Bornrif"
*
ng to Surrey Commercial Docks.
DOVER
R
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3/
with Bren guns.
I
81
-
80
1100
arrived Ramsgate and disembarked trooks
1530
Proceeded Dunkiik Combed on several
occasions no damage.
2130
intered harban embarked French troohs
harban being shelled and Combed.
2200
Proceeded that 88 harban
une 2'
0400
arrived Ramsgate disembarked trools and
anchored or waiting for orders
sure 3ʳᵈ Have uh and hroceeded Dunkink in company
1600
with three other Schootes
2245 arrived alongside Jetty at nouveau avant
Past and embarked French troops.
the 4st.
0000 Selt unkink and proceeded.
0530 arrived Ramsgate after thick toy Tor
east three Raus 81 hassage,
0630 anchored on and rested crew.
1615 ordered to Tilbury have wh and proceeded
2200 arrived at Sanding stage.
une 5
0600 Pea branded and ressel proceeded to
Surrer Commercial Dock.
VICE
- 2nd June. Here repairs
11 JUN 1940
ollowing day by "Bornrif"
day, , 4th June I was towed
*
ng to Surrey Commercial Docks.
DOVER
Гулашь
R
it B.N.V.R.
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41
I
82
,
81
1100
Secured alongside Quelic Dock to haid on
ship returning all stores and crew to
chatham
Po J Potts J.92816 showed great coolness
getting men under cover when shih was
gunned and erombed on the 28 may
and was a tower as shength during
the whole operation.
AdRenny
VICE ADMIRAL
Sent. RNR
8- JUN 1940
*
June
OVER
0
OVE
6 may 1940
Times given above in this rehalt are approximate
Total number or men landed about 1500 in tom
effective hassages from Dunkink
VICE
2nd June. Here repairs
, lay, 4th June I was towed
11 JUN 1940
ollowing day by "Bornrif"
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16 to Surrey Commercial Docks
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83
NARRATIVE OF DUTCH BOAT "JAVA"
26th May - 4th June, 1940.
0645, 27th May, the crew of D.B.22 under the command of
Lieut-Commander Drake, BUE left Chatham Barracks and travelled via
Portsmouth to Southampton, joining "Java" that evening. The
vessel was then under repair, with orders on completion to load
ammunition in the River.
On the afternoon of 29th May those orders were cancelled
and we were instructed to fuel and proceed light to Dover.
Accordingly about 1700 with Main and Auxilliary machinery
persuaded to function by Diesel experts from the shore "Java" left
ible.
SECRET
,914/0
irted. Our final air
??
22/1148
left with the handicap of
IS the belt driving our
ally our Auxilliary
LIEUT.F.T.RENNY.R.N.R. - REPORT
83
Lght and air with the
ON OPERATIONS OFF FRENCH COAST.
er our E.R.A. collapsed
(Letter dated June, 1940.)
as already out of action
è morning of 31st May
By this time our
II.
in
No:477.cc/40.
egards the other and
FLAG OFFICER COMMANDING, DOVER.
it was pointed out that
Lete and we were under
h starting on them.
-Commander Drake was
Forwarded.
=
proceed to Dunkirk to
2. The full names of the
945, steaming 10 knots
Officer and rating concerned are:-
working. My confidence
as being too slack it
Lieut. Frederick Thomas
ack of air and consequent
Renny, R.N.R.
ahead or astern, might
Petty Officer James Potts,
, 16 miles off Dunkirk,
D/J.92816.
, shedding bolts from
eventually held in place
5 knots making an 0200
at to put about, but a
Engine cooling, some
rpoceeded another 5 miles
The Nore.
ADMIRAL
ngine failed and it was
9th June, 1940.
hat it could be kept
ogress unwise I cruised
VICE ADMIRAL
then made the best of my
2nd June. Here repairs
11 JUN 1940
y,4th June I was towed
lowing day by "Bornrif"
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to Surrey Commercial Docks
DOVER
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NARRATIVE OF DUTCH BOAT "JAVA"
26th May - 4th June, 1940.
0645, 27th May, the crew of D.B.22 under the command of
Lieut-Commander Drake, RND left Chatham Barracks and travelled via
Portsmouth to Southampton, joining "Java" that evening. The
vessel was then under repair, with orders on completion to load
ammunition in the River.
On the afternoon of 29th May those orders were cancelled
and we were instructed to fuel and proceed light to Dover.
Accordingly about 1700 with Main and Auxilliary machinery
persuaded to function by Diesel experts from the shore "Java" left
dock and proceeded down the Solent to Hamble.
At 0400 on 30th May our troubles started. Our final air
pressure started the Main Engine and we left with the handicap of
being able neither to stop or go astern as the belt driving our
Auxilliarys parted immediately. Eventually our Auxilliary
Diesel was started and ran all day for light and air with the
result that shortly before arrival at Dover our E.R.A. collapsed
owing to fumes. As our Windlass gear was already out of action
the ship was allowed alongside and on the morning of 31st May
"Sandhurst" was notified of our defects. By this time our
Auxilliary engine also had ceased running.
The Main belt was renewed, but as regards the other and
major defects, notably our Ballast Pump, it was pointed out that
as they would take several hours to complete and we were under
1 hours' notice for sea, it was not worth starting on them.
On Saturday morning, 1st June Lieut-Commander Drake was
taken ill and detained sick in "Sandhurst".
I received orders that afternoon to proceed to Dunkirk to
arrive at 0200 on 2nd June and left at 1945, steaming 10 knots
with neither Auxilliary nor Anchor gear working. My confidence
in our new belt was apparently misplaced as being too slack it
failed to drive the Compressor. This lack of air and consequent
inability, if stopped, to restart, either ahead or astern, might
have led to complications if, at midnight, 16 miles off Dunkirk,
No.3 Cylinder had not commenced to seize, shedding bolts from
the Crankcase which my Engineroom staff eventually held in place
with wedges. But our speed was down to 5 knots making an 0200
arrival impossible and I had no choice but to put about, but a
for
minuteslater however presumably with the Engine cooling, some
higher revolutions were obtained, and I rmoceeded another 5 miles
towards the shore. Again however the Engine failed and it was
only at slow speed and with great care that it could be kept
moving at all. Considering further progress unwise I cruised
in the neighbourhood until daylight and then made the best of my
way home, berthing in Dover about 1015, 2nd June. Here repairs
were considered impossible and on Tuesday, 4th June I was towed
by "Gorecht" to Sheerness and on the following day by "Bornrif"
to Tilbury, thence the following morning to Surrey Commercial Docks
ADNIRAL
Raviei
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On the return voyage, after passing Nieuport Bank
Buoy, we saw two ships ahead of us bombed, one with 8 bombs,
the other with sixteen bombs.
There was no indication that either had been hit,
but as we drew nearer it could be seen that one was in
difficulties, and in reply to a signal we went alongside.
This ship was the GRACIE FIELDS, and while she continued to
steam round in a circle, we took off troops, a number
seriously wounded.
After about 45 minutes when this was almost
completed ( another dynamo ship was taking off troops on her
starboard side ) a destroyer indicated that she wanted to come
alongside and at 2130 we proceeded, passing through the Downs
29/-
in an early morning fog, up the Ramsgate Channel and into
harbour.
30/4
As soon as the troops were disembarked, preparation
was made for the next trip. Army provisions were put aboard
and two Lewis guns mounted.
For the next trip, officers and men ( not engine
room men who could work in three watches ) were relieved to
get some sleep.
I understand that on that trip of the 30th/31st,
JUTLAND brought off troops from the beaches to the East of
Dunkirk Pier.
On her return it was reported that she required
fuel and that fact and the state of the tide kept her in
harbour that day.
With the original crew, I took over again from the
relief crew, and on the 1st June was at anchor in the
Ramsgate Road, standing by for further orders; but I
understand that the ship's speed was not considered suitable
for taking part in the final operations, and after standing
by for a further period. JUTLAND was ordered to return to
London where, after reporting to F. O. 1. C., I handed over
the ship to the Chief Dock Master, Surrey Commercial Dock,
obtaining a detailed receipt.
from - Mum SRA Who we aribbing ashin,
and Pacific being Kair then luch of
View was is : believed about the have
skast of this party 0 sun at he Pause.
Proceded at How spend have the White they
dirict for the beach Were is auouns 4 our
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CONFIDENTIAL
page 6.
99
ORANJE'S R.O.D./1 dated 10th June 1940 (cont)
which exploded on
impact, and 4 smaller bombs (estimated 1001bs) with 5 or 10
about 25 yards away smashed the glass in the after end of the
seconds delay action. All bombs missed astern, but one falling
wheelhouse. All boats scattered during the attacks and there
were no casual Ities.
All boats except one returned to Margate under their own
power, this on e ORANJE took in tow again and arrived at X
Margate at 2200 and anchored for the night.
15. Sunday June 2nd. ORANJE was ordered to revert to
2 hours notice at noon.
16. Monday June 3rd. At 1000 an attempt was made to
start the auxiliary motor, to pump up pressure for starting
the main engine, but owing to a choked fuel pipe, and valve
trouble, it was not possible to start before 2100. This left
ORANJE out of action the whole day.
17. Tuesday June 4th. ORANJE remained at snchor
off Margate, sailing at 1800 for Southend in company with
two other scoots. ORANJE anchored off Southend at 2200.
HS. Crispin.
CE ADMIRA
Lieutenant. Royal Navy.
13 JUN 1940
*
Temporary Adress:- Combe Ridge,
*
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Chiddingfold,
DOVER
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Surrey.
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from - Pacific they fashi then hour
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NARRATIVE OF M.V. "RIKA" DURING THE PERIOD 27TH MAY TO
5TH JUNE, 1940, ENGAGED IN EVACUATION OF B.E.F.
(Page 3 of Commanding Officer M.V. "Rika's" letter No.1/6
dated 6th June, 1940.)
3rd June, 1940 (contd).
0215.
Supplied Admiral Taylor's launch with petrol.
0330.
Received instructions from Admiral Taylor to return
to Ramsgate with all possible speed, having been
any?
unable to embark and B.E.F.
From 0115 to 0330 "Rika" was lying off in Dunkirk
Roads and subjected to enemy shell fire and occasional
bombing, the enemy planes using parachute flares.
0800.
Arrived off Ramsgate and reported to Captain Wharton.
0830.
Anchored in the Roads.
4th June, 1940.
Remained at anchor until 1700; then received
instructions to proceed to Tilbury.
2215.
Secured alongside Tilbury Landing Stage in company
with "Hornsburgh" and "Hilda".
5th June, 1940.
0600.
Embarked pilot and proceeded to Surrey Commercial Dock.
1030.
Secured alongside Upper Quebec Wharf and de-stored
"Rika" on instructions from the Flag Officer in Charge,
London.
1500.
Proceeded with stores and Ship's Company by lorry to
Royal Naval Barracks, Chatham.
Ship's Company were discharged to Royal Naval Barracks,
and officers instructed by the Commodore, Royal Naval
Barraks, to report to the Second Sea Lord.
VICE ADMIRAL
7- JUN 1940
Lieut. Commander RNR
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Dynams 89.
Blu/o/197
R.N. Barracks,
134
Portsmouth.
6th June 1940.
Vice Admiral Dover,
hr Commodine. R.N.B.
TINE?
Sir,
I have the honour to submit the following report
on the operation carried out by H.M.S. Tiny under my command. The
ship was commissioned on Monday May 27th at Southampton and loaded
with 350 tons of mixed Army ammunition consisting of mostly cased
and 2000 rounds of 6" and an amount of 4.5 howitzer, which the
Authorities at Southampton loaded on the top.
On arriving
285
at Dover I was instructed to proceed to La Panne, dumping overboard
the 6" shell and cordite and 4.5 shell on the way over. The
majority of this I managed to do.
On arrival at La Panne I was
ordered to beach the ship head on one hour before high water, this
being the only possible way of disembarking the ammunition. The
tide at low water leaving the ship high and dry.
I was able
to land during the four hours available approximately 50 tons, which
was man-handled by troops above high water level; consisting of 25
pdr. A.A. and Beaufors and a. certain amount of smoke shell. We
embarked 400 troops.
At high water I took the ship off, but owing
to lack of compressed air for starting was unable to proceed when
once afloat. I was towed for three hours by "Brighton Belle", after
which I managed to get my compresser going and re-charged compressed
air bottles and started engines and landed the troops at Ramagate.
After proceeding to Sheerness we were instructed to land the 200 tons
of ammunition at Stroode, which was loaded into trucks. This was
done by the Military.
On completion we proceeded to Tilbury, but
four miles from Sheerness, owing to the oil pressure gauge registering
a false reading an oil failure occurred and the engine seized up.
I obtained a. tow and paid the ship off in the Surrey Docks, at 6.0.p.m.
on Wednesday June 5th.
On the journey out the ship was attacked three times
by a Heinkel Bomber, which dropped four 500 lb. bombs each with
approximately five second delay action fuse, the nearest falling 150
yards from the Ship.
Except for a severe shaking, no damage was
done to the Hull.
During a machine gun attack by the Heinkel it
was observed that a bullet penetrated the steel upper after-deck of
the "Tiny".
On the return journey an apparently unstable magnetic
mine blew up 100 yards abeam doing no material damage.
THe construction of these vessels must be of a very
high and strong standard. This dead weight heavy cargo loaded high
up each side of the hold must have set a severe strain on the frame while
the ship was high and dry, but no noticeable damage was done, except for
a general vibration when steaming home which was not present on the
outward journey.
I would like to pay tribute to my First Lieutenant,
Lieutenant Martin, the Cox'n and Crew, three of whom were Ordinary
Seamen, who had never been to sea before and the E.R.A., 5th class, who
ino
had only finished his disciplinary training a fortnight previously and
had never been in charge of any form of engine.
COMMODORE
R.N.
BARRACK
have the honour to be Sir,
OF
Your obedient Servant,
JUN
8-JUN 1940
PORTSMOUT
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137
41
find) and a report that all British had left. These
Frenchmen refused to come in so small a blogy craft
and insisted on boarding a large ship which was also
alongside/ the mole.
A British Naval Officer
apparently in charge of embarkation on mole informed me
that there were no more troops to come and that I must
plain
return empty. I took on board a Brenn gun which was
lying on the mole and returned to Ramsgate.
It was afterwards learnt that although there were
no more troops to come in the area that night, therewere
some more further from the port who succeeded later
did
in reaching the port and were embarked the following
300.
night by other ships.
rd. a.m.
Returned Ramsgate arriving dawn.
!th
Re-assumed command of Dutch Scoot "Twente" and
ans
sailed to Tilbury and Surrey Commercial Docks.
5th
Handed ship over to Dock authorities and returned
-
with Ship's Company to Chatham Barracks.
Erik
00
without
Lieut.-Commander, R.N.R.
ak.
teh
21
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ICE ADMIRAL
Ell day light an air
9- JUN 1940
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t.of Officers and "Christobel other ranks brought from Dunkirk by H.M.Y.
II" June 1st 1940.
180
Varney. R.A.S.C.
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1/5 " Battallion 11 Lancs Fus.
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2nd Essex regiment.
3450323. 1st 5th. Lancashire Fus.
kelly. Fus.
3446761.
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If
If
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G. Butler Fus.
If
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R.A.S.C.
CPL. N.H. Colson.
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2nd If Corps Amm Park. R.A.S.C.
CPL E. Betts.
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"
If
Dawson. Fus.
3449949.
1st 5th. Battallion Lancs Fus.
3445064.
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If
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3448391.
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3450278.
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harles Belshaw. Pte.
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ack Trailing. Pte.
6141581.
1st 6th Btn East Surrey Regt.
amuel Penman. Fus.
3452270.
1st 5th Btn Lancs Fusiliers.
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7. Sherrington. Fus.
3450197.
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If
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Dunn.
3452185.
- **** 1000 range. a pay. AND HAVE - now 04 was 0
Hurricanes have in sight and we saw no more of the Messerschmits
after that.
Another day we were bombed by a large formation of
Heinkels flying miles up. At least I think it was our little
ship they were after, unless it was one on the horison, in
which case they missed by miles.
During the course of these operations we took off
from the beaches upwards of 400 French soldiers. To our bitter
disappointment we could find no British, others were luckier.
He also mislaid out ship for a few hours - she was on tow -
having one propeller completely tied up with bits of line and
the other engine knooking hard. The tow rope broke and we
could not find her though we cast about for a time. However
5'
back at Sheerness yesterday evening having called from Ramsgate
she turned up again next day - faithful thing. We arrived
at 1200. An eventful trip. We borught back 2 "prises" - a nice
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272
Horton Hospital, 275
Epsom
MOSQUITO.
Surrey,
June 7th 1940.
Sir,
93
I have the honour to forward a report of proceedings
for W.M.S. Mosquits under my command from Wednesday
May 29th. to Salinday June 1st inclusive.
Mosquito left Sheerness in company with Locast at 1345
Wednesday May 29 th having been ordered by Commodere 29/5
Sheerness to proceed to Bray Drines. Orders to sail at
1345 were received at 1340, so there was not time to land
C.B.'s and S.P.'s before sailing. a cypher addressed to
Locust and Mosquito was received on Portware but it was
made in B cypher which was not carried. Considerable
difficulty was experienced in getting through to NoreW/T to
inform them that The cyples was not carried but This was
wentually passed on H.7. as nothing further was serviced,
is was decided to berna all books except Those mentioned
in N.C.G.O.'s and this was done atry15. after getting our of
range of Par wance, a constant wasch on 138 K/c3 ares pepr.
n
N.C.G.O.'s were also destroyed. The next signal received was
e
id
a eypher which came first as Mosquito was waiting on her way
backagth loading up. It was improsible to decypler this and
a second report stating that all cyphus were destroyed was made
is
in anxiliary Code.
hi
2. Mosquito arrived Bray Junes about 1830 and immediately
commenced taking hoops oH the beach. I found the bestmethod
was to anchor with my how afloat and my stein just on The
o
si
bottom and with a hass time form the ship to the shore
Thisenabled the army portoons and my whaters to have and
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SECRET
272
Horton Hospital, 275
Epsom
MOSQUITO.
Surrey,
June 7th 1940.
Sir,
93
I have the honour to forward a report of proceedings
for H.M.S. Mosquits under my command from Wednesday
May 29th. to Salinday June 1st inclusive.
Mosquito left Sheerness in company with houst at 1345
Wednesday May 29 th having been ordered by Commodere 29/5
Sheerness to proceed to Bray Drines. Orders to sail at
1345 were received at 1340, so there was not time to land
C.B.'s and S.P.'s before sailing. a cypher addressed to
locust and Mosquito was received on Portware but it was
made in B cypher which was not carried. Considerable
difficulty was experienced in getting through to None W/T to
inform them that the cyplus was not carried but This was
wentually passed on H.7. as nothing further was received,
is was decided to berna all books except Those mentioned
in N.C.G.O.'s and this was done atry15 after getting our of
range of Par wance, a constant wash on 138 k/cs ares pepr.
n
N.C.G.O.'s were also destroyed. The next signal received was
a eypher which came first as Mosquito was waiting on her way
backagth loading up. It was improsible to decypler this and
R second report stating that all cyphes were destroyed was made
is
in anxiliary lode.
2. Mosquito arrived Bray Dunes about 1830 and immediately
10
ommenced taking hoops oH the beach. I found the bestmethod
as to anchor with my how afloat and my stein just on The
pottom and with a hass time form the ship & the shore
bisenabled the army port oons and my whaters to had and
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with the idea of 2%
swimming across its bow to attract its attension. The??
next he know was when he was being dragged ouboard
a earley floor. This carley theats occupants and many
1/6
on $ bilor timber were picked up by a motor boot which
took them to Ramegate. Sub- that is now in
97
The Royal Surrey County Itospital as fuildford and he
forwarded me a report of what had happened to him and his
party. I consider that this officer throughout the while
operation displayed nictiation resource and devotion
to duty; he is a reserve oftice of the very best type.
10. Two drifters eventually came alongside and after
satisfying myself that then were wo tiering left onbrand,
particularly in the Engine and briler 200ms, I lep the ship
in the drifter Earl of Canan with the last of the wounded
Mosquito then had a list to port of about 20 depects and
ce
water was pouring in through three holes in the builes wohn
anda laye hole in the wondenser. The Earl Cavan took
us into Dunkerque while the other drifter look the unainder
direct to England. The very badly wounded, including
Throwith, had to he left at the medical post at the shore
in
end 51 the pier to wait for the Hospital slip. I and my
party returned in H.M.S. Worcester where I sustained wounds
in the thigh. I would like to pay Kibule to the magnificant
way in which the Worcester, although liter ally Eurounded
by borbs, beat more ofr the attacks and jot her load home.
11. There are oneh Hier and two more whom I wish to bring
K your notice. Surgeon Lientenant N.L. Fox RN., an
australian who joined the Name on the out break of crar,
worked unceasing through out these operations. During our
first trip he undoubtedly samed the lives of many soldiers;
after we were his, he remained onboard to the last making
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SECRET
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with the idea of 27
ue,
swimming across its bow to attract its attension. The?? 279
next he know was when he was being dragged ouboard
a early floor. This carley thats occupants and many
1/6
on $ bito of timber were picked up by a motor boot which
took them to Ramegate. Sub- that is now in
The Royal Surrey County Itospital as faildford and he
97
forwarded me a report of what had happened to him and his
party. I consider that this officer throughout the while
operation displayed nictiat in resource and devotion
to duty; he is a reserve oftice of the very best type.
10. Two drifters eventually came alongside and after
satisfying myself that them were 40 tioning left onboand,
particularly in the Engine and briles 200ms, I lep the ship
yer
in the drifter Earl of Canan with the last of the wounded
Hosquits then had a list to ports? about 20 defices and
take
water was pouring in through three holes in the builes wom
men
a
anda laye hole in the condenser. The Earl Cavan took
us into Dunkerque while the other drifter look the unwander
had
direct to England. The very badly wounded, including
ties
Throwith, had to he left at the medical post at the shore
d.
rain
and or the pier to wait for the Hospital slip. I and my
f
anne
party returned in H.M.S. Worcester where I sustained wounds
and
in the thigh. I would like to pay Kibuli to the magnificat
id
to
way in which the Worcester, although liter ally Eworounded
set
by bombs, beat ofr the attacks and jot her load home.
ions
11. There are more and two more whom I wish to bring
i/c
se
to your notice. Surgeon Lientenant N.L. Fox RN,, an
austialian who joined the Name on the out break J/war,
worked unceasingly through out these operations. During our
frist trip he undoubtedly samed the lives of many soldiers;
after we were hit, he remained onboard to the last making
certain that there were no living Legr orkoard and knding

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VESSEL
OWNER
REM ARKS
PANDORA
A. E. Turner
Returned to Owners.
PANTO
Murray King
Repaired, Fuelled, Floated but not
00
taken over.
PAPILLION
C.P. Macenrot
Returned to Owners 19/6
PAPAKURA
R. Grayson
(Returned 1500 3.6.40
II
OJ
Re-allocated to A/P.
II
PAULETER
Mrs. D. Ashton
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
PEGGY IV
F. Bridge
Sunk off Dunkirk
PETRA
R.Lewis
Returned to Owner.
PIKE
Golding Bros.
Prepared did not go.
PIONEER
R.F.
Bicketts
No report received from list of
05
Missing Vessels.
POLLY
R. Hayes
T.98 Returned Owners 6.6.40
POMPADOUR
Mr. Ager
btb
Returned to Owners 19/6. Did not go
Dunkirk
PRINCE OF WALES E. Golding
Returned to Owners 19/6.
PRINCESS FREDA
G. Whatford & Son
Returned to Owner.
PRINCESS
LILY
C. Whatford & Son
No report received from List of
Missing Vessels.
PRINCESS MAUD
H. Wilson
T.98 Abandoned off Dunkirk
PRIDE OF FOLKESTONE J. Brazier
Returned to Owner did not go.
PROVIDER
R19
Mr. Rowden
Returned to Owner.
PRINCE
S. Wiliams & Sons
Returned to Owners.
PRINCESS
Returned to Owners.
REARL
Cozens
Released 3. 6.40.
PILOT ME WY12
J.R. Storr to
Prepared but did not go to Dunkirk.
PORTHLEVEN CORNWALL
14 Fishing Boats
Prepared did not go.
QUEEN
H. Hurrell
At Surrey Commercial Docks
QUEEN ALEXANDRA
Turmaine
&
Jones
Returned to Owners.
QUEEN BOADICEA
Mrs. Smith
Harbour Duties Sheerness.
QUEEN BOADICEA II
Mrs. Smith
Returned to Owner 20/6
QUEEN OF ENGLAND
E. Crouch
Sunk Collision with S.S. Tilly.
QUICKSILVER
F. Jones
Re-allocated to A. P.S.
Q.J.& J.
S. Cooper
Returned to Owners.
QUISISANA
S. Eldridge
A.P.S.
QUEST
H. BIDGOOD
Taken for Dynamo but did not go.
QUEST
C.L.
Hunt
Returned to Owners.
RAYON
R.L. Glover
T.98 A.P. S.
REDA
0. A. Reed
T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S.
RELIANCE
W. Meddle
Damaged - Returned to Owner.
REMEMBRANCE
F. Good
Returned to Owner.
RENOWN (Cockle Boat E.
Osbourne
Mined and sunk with all hands.
RESOLUTE
-do-
Damaged - returned to owner.
ROBERTA
R.B. Grey
No information of return from Dunkirk
ROBINA TENANT
H. Leach
(Re-allocated to Special Admiralty
Service (6A)
ROCINANTE
R.F. Fryers
No report received from List of
Missing Vessels presumed lost.
ROSE
0. Grime
To V.A. Dover
ROSIT YNE
Gapt.C. 8. Dines
Released 1.6.40
ROSE MARIE
нозда if
Returned to Owner
ROYAL THAMES
J. Mears
Returned to Owners
RUMMY II
A.G. Smith
A.P.S
RYEGATE II
A.E. E. Ryland
Re allocated to A.P.S. of
RAPID
P.G. Broom
Returned to Owners
RUBY
J.F. Caine
Prepared for Dynamo but aid not go.
ROSABELLE
J.O. Wood
No trace of return from Dynamo
ROSE
A. Large
Returned to Owner 7. 6.40.

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VESSEDNHAMER
OWNERS
REMARKS
SKYLARK VI
Bolsons Co.
SKYLARK IX
T.98. Returned to Owners.
-do-
SKYLARK X
Mr. Jackson
T.98. Returned to Owners 17.6.
SKYLARK
Returned to owner.
eddas T.B. Brookman
Returned to Owners.
SMOLT SMILING THROUGH H. Gartridge:
OJA.,W. Williams
T.98. Returned to Owners 5.6.40.10 II
SMUGGLER
T.98. Re-allocated to A.P.S.
G.D. Leyte
SNOW BUNTING
Returned to owner.
Mr. Wray
SONIA
Re-allocated A.P.S.
Loft, West Ltd.
No report received from List of
atenwo 03
Missing Vessels.
SOUTHERN QUEEN C.H. Harvey
No information of return from
PL.17
Dunkirk T.98.
SOUTH RAY
P.
Shore
Returned to owner.
SPINAWAY
B.
Figg
T.98. Returned to owner 19.6.
SPINDRIFT 20 Hewitt
Returned to owner.
STARFISH
T. Brown
T.98. Returned to owner 5.6.40.
STONEHAVEN W.H. Stonehouse
T.98. No report received from List
.begemed
of Missing Vessels.
SUMMER MAID
F.M.
Brown
A.P.S.
SUNDOWNER
Cdr.C.H. Lightoller Re-allocated to A.P.S.
SUNSHINE R.13) J. Berrion No information of return from Dunkirk.
SURREY
s.B.T. Thomas
Returned to owner.
SYLVIA
Toughs
A.P.Sallos
011.8
SOUTHEND BRITANNIA Southend
III
05 Jon Britannia Co.
Returned to owners.
SUFFOLK'S ROSE Jubilee Fishing Co.
Re-allocated to Special Admiralty
of
Service (6A).
SEA AIR .03 Jon O.H. Anderson
Prepared for Dynamo but did not go.
SKIPJACK
W.H. Ringer
Damaged. Returned to owner.
SOUTHERN QUEEN
C. Mockridge & Exrs.
of E. Saunders
Returned to owner.
230
benobuedA
florish .H.D
TANKERTON TOWERS S. Howden
Returned to owner.
TARPON
Mrs. Spragge
T.98. Returned to owners.
THARK
c/o Toughs
Taken by owners.
THETIS
H.F. Eaton
Lost while being towed from Dunkirk.
THE ANGLER Mr. Colding
Returned -sunsuitable.
THELMA
J.T. Phelps
Returned to owner prepared did not go.
THURN
Schofield
A.P.S.
THYME
Ramsgate Diesel
Released 1.6.40 Allocated to Special
Trawlers
Admiralty Service. 6A.
THREE BROTHERS C.F. Grant
Returned 3.6.40.
TIGRIS ONE
H. Hastings
Damaged. Returned to owner.
TOM HILL
T. Hill
Re-allocated Special Admiralty Service
to
(6A)
TRILLENE
Dr.
E.
Williams
T.98. Returned to owner 19.6.
TRITON
OJ
W.D. Wills
T.98. No report received to List of
Missing Vessels.
TWO SISTERS
R. Hayes
T.98. Returned to owner.
TWO RIVERS
F.E. Fothergill
No report received from List of Missing
Vessels.
TORTOISE
Held at Tough Bros. Owner unknown.
TREASURE
S. Rowden
Not required.
TONY LN.40
T. Neilson
Returned to owner.

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VESSEL
OWNER
REMARKS
PANDORA
A. E. Turner
Returned to Owners.
PANTO
Murray King
Repaired, Fuelled, Floated but not
taken over.
PAPILLION
C. P. Macenrot
Returned to Owners 19/6
PAPAKURA
R. Grayson
(Returned 1500 3.6.40
(Re-allocated to A/P.
PAULETER
Mrs. D. Ashton
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
PEGGY IV
F. Bridge
Sunk off Dunkirk
PETRA
R. Lewis
Returned to Owner.
PIKE
Golding Bros.
Prepared did not go.
PIONEER
R.F. Bicketts
No report received from list of
Missing Vessels.
POLLY
R. Hayes
T.98 Returned Owners 6.6.40
POMPADOUR
Mr. Ager
Returned to Owners 19/6. Did not go
Dunkirk.
PRINCE OF WALES
E. Golding
Returned to Owners 19/6.
PRINCESS FREDA
C. Whatford & Son
Returned to Owner.
PRINCESS LILY
C. Whatford & Son
No report received from List of
Missing Vessels.
PRINCESS MAUD
W.H. Wilson
T.98 Abandoned off Dunkirk
PRIDE OF FOLKESTONE
J. Brazier
Returned to Owner did not go.
PROVIDER R19
Mr. Rowden
Returned to Owner.
PRINCE
S. Wiliams & Sons
Returned to Owners.
PRINCESS
"
"
"
Returned to Owners.
PEARL
Cozens
Released 3. 6.40.
PILOT ME WY12
J.R. Storr
Prepared but did not go to Dunkirk.
PORTHLEVEN CORNWALL
14 Fishing Boats
Prepared did not go.
QUEEN
H. Hurrell
At Surrey Commercial Docks
QUEEN ALEXANDRA
Turmaine & Jones
Returned to Owners.
QUEEN BOADICEA
Mrs. Smith
Harbour Duties Sheerness.
QUEEN BOADICEA II
Mrs. Smith
Returned to Owner 20/6
QUEEN OF ENGLAND
E. Crouch
Sunk Collision with S.S. Tilly.
QUICKSILVER
F. Jones
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
Q.J.& J.
S. Cooper
Returned to Owners.
QUISISANA
S. Eldridge
A.P.S.
QUEST
H. BIDGOOD
Taken for Dynamo but did not go.
QUEST
C.L. Hunt
Returned to Owners.
RAYON
R.L. Glover
T.98 A. P. S.
C.A. Reed
T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S.
REDA
RELIANCE
W. Meddle
Damaged - Returned to Owner.
REMEMBRANCE
F. Good
Returned to Owner.
RENOWN (Cockle Boat)
E. Osbourne
Mined and sunk with all hands.
RESOLUTE
-do-
Damaged - returned to owner.
ROBERTA
R.B. Grey
No information of return from Dunkirk
ROBINA TENANT
H. Leach
(Re-allocated to Special Admiralty
Service (6A)
ROCINANTE
R.F. Fryers
No report received from List of
Missing Vessels presumed lost.
C. Grime
To V.A. Dover
ROSE
ROSELYNE
Capt.C. Dines
Released 1.6.40 1.
ROSE MARIE
F. Upton
Returned to Owner
ROYAL THAMES
J. Mears
Returned to Owners
RUMMY II
A.G. Smith
A.P.S.
RYEGATE II
A.E. Ryland
Re allocated to A.P.S.
P.G. Broom
Returned to Owners
RAPID
RUBY
J.D. ₽. Onine
Prepared for Dynamo but did not go.
ROSABELLE
J.O. Wood
No trace of return from Dynamo
ROSE
A. Large
Returned to Owner 7. 6.40.

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07
Owner.
UMO
6.40
aumo
&0.
REMARKS
OF SHIPPING, croup,
er.
A.P.S.
but
VESSEL
OWNERS
REMARKS
.08 fou PIP
SKYLARK VI
SKYLARK IX
Bolsons Co.
SKYLARK X
-do-
T.98. Returned to Owners.
SKYLARK
Mr. Jackson
T.98. Returned to Owners 17.6.
T.B. Brookman
Returned to owner.
SMILING THROUGH
H. Cartridge
Returned to Owners.
SMOLT
SMUGGLER
A.W. Williams
T.98. Returned to Owners 5.6.40.
SNOW BUNTING
G.D. Leyte
T.98. Re-allocated to A.P.S.
Mr. Wray
Returned to owner.
SONIA
Loft, West Ltd.
Re-allocated A.P.S.
SOUTHERN QUEEN
No report received from List of
C.H. Harvey.
Missing Vessels.
PL.17
SOUTH RAY
No information of return from
oug
SPINAWAY
P. Shore
Dunkirk T.98.
SPINDRIFT
S. Figg
Returned.to.owner.
unti
STARFISH
A. Hewitt
T.98. Returned to owner 19.6.
was
T. Brown
Returned to owner.
STONEHAVEN
W.H. Stonehouse
T.98. Returned to owner 5.6.40.
SUMMER MAID
T.98. No report received from List
SUNDOWNER
F.M. Brown
A.P.S. of Missing Vessels.
in
SUNSHINE SURREY R.13)
Cdr.C.H. Lightoller
A.J. Berrion
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
PS tis a
SYLVIA
E.T. Thomas
No information of return from Dunkirk.
c/o Toughs
Returned to owner.
SOUTHEND BRITANNIA Southend
A.P.S.
SUFFOLK'S ROSE
Britannia Co.
Jubilee Fishing Co.
Returned to owners.
SEA AIR
Re-allocated to Special Admiralty
SKIPJACK
C.H. Anderson
Service (6A).
SOUTHERN QUEEN
W.H. Ringer
Prepared for Dynamo but did not go.
C. Mockridge & Exrs.
Damaged. Returned to owner.
of E. Saunders
Returned to owner.
TANKERTON TARPON TOWERS S. Howden
Mrs. Spragge
Returned to owner.
THARK
THETIS
c/o Toughs
T.98. Returned to owners.
THE ANGLER
H.F. Eaton
Taken by owners.
THELMA
Mr. Colding
THURN
J.T. Phelps
Lost Returned while being towed from Dunkirk.
- unsuitable.
Schofield
THYME
Ramsgate Diesel
Returned A.P.S. to owner prepared did not go.
Trawlers
THREE BROTHERS
C.F. Grant
Released Admiralty 1.6.40 Service. Allocated 6A to Special
TIGRIS. ONE
H. Hastings.
Returned 3.6.40.
TOM HILL
T. Hill
Damaged. Returned to
TRILLENE
TRITON
Dr. E. Williams
Re-allocated (6A). Special Admiralty owner. Service
W.D. Wills
T.98. T.98. Returned to owner
TWO SISTERS
R. Hayes
Missing No Vessels. report received 19.6. to List of
TWO RIVERS
F.E. Fothergill
T.98. No Returned to owner.
TORTOISE
TREASURE
Vessels. report received from List of Missing
S. Rowden
TONY LN.40
T. Neilson
Held Not required. at Tough Bros. Owner unknown.
Returned to owner.

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VESSEL
OWNER
REMARKS
ANDORA (PUNT)
A.READ.
RETD To OWNER - DAMAGED.
ANDORA
A.E. Turner
Returned to Owners.
PANTO
Murray King
Repaired, Fuelled, Floated but
not taken over
PAPILLION
C.P. Macenrot
Returned to Owners 19/6
U. PAPAKURA
R.Grayson
(Returned 1500 3.6.40.D DNG
RY
(Re-allocsted to A/P.
RA PAULETER
Mrs. D.Ashton
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
RU PEGGY IV
F.Bridge
Sunk off Dunkirk
PETRA
R.Lewis
Returned to Owner.
RO PIKE
Golding Bros.
Prepared did not go.
RO PIONEER
R.F.Ricketts
No report received from list of
SA
Missing Vessels.
SO POLLY
R.Hayes
T.98 Returned Owners 6.6.40.
V POMPADOUR
Mr.Ager
Returned to Owners 19/6. Did not go
Returned to Owners 19/6.
Lunk
SI PRINCE OF WALES
E.Golding
S! PRINCESS FREDA
C.Whatford & Son
Returned to Owner.
S! PRINCESS LILY
C.Whatford & Son
No report received from List of
Missing Vessels.
SJ PRINCESS MAUD
Wilson
T.98 Abandoned off Dunkirk
S. PRIDE OF FOLKESTONE J.Brazier
Returned to Owner did not go.
$ P.L. 50
No information OF return from
S
Durkirk.
P.L. 60
Returned to Owner
S PROVIDER R19
Mr.Rowden
Returned to Owner.
S PRINCE
S.Williams & Sons
Returned to Owners.
NCESS
"
=
11
Returned to Owners.
tx
PEARL
Cozens
Released 3.6.40.
PILOT ME WY12
J.R.Storr
Prepared but did not go to Dunkirk
PORTHLEVEN CORNWALL 14 Fishing Boats
Prepared did not go.
QUEEN
H.Murrell
At Surrey Commercial Docks.
QUEEN ALEXANDRA
Turmaine & Jones
Returned to Owners.
QUEEN BOADICEA
Mrs. Smith
Harbour Duties Sheerness.
QUEEN BOADICEA II
Mrs.Smith
Returned to Owner 20/6
QUEEN OF ENGLAND
E.Crouch
Sunk Collision with S.S. Tilly.
QUICKSILVER
F.Jones
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
Q.J.& J.
S.Cooper
Returned to Owners.
QUISISANA
S.Mdridge
A.P.S.
QUEST
H.BIDGOOD
Taken for Dynamo but did not go.
QUEST
C.L.Hunt
Returned to Owners.
E I
ROYAL LADY
Skegnon Pleasure Cruises
RAYON
Did not go
R.L. Glover
T.98 A.P.S.
REDA
C.A.Reed
T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S.
RELIANCE
W.Meddle
Damaged - Returned to Owner.
REMEMBRANCE
F.Good
Returned to Owner.
RENOWN (Cockle Boat) E.Osbourne
Mined and sunk with all hands.
RESOLUTE
- do -
Damaged - returned to owner.
ROBERTA
R.B.Grey
No information of return from
Dunkirk
ROBINA TENANT
H.Leach
DNG,
(Re-allocated to Special
Admirelty Service (6A)
ROCINANTE
R.F.Fryars
wn.
No report received from List of
ROSE Tfd. STN6A.
Missing Vessels presumed lost.
C.Grimes
ROSPLIE R (Proboat)
(MFB.)
To V.A. Dover
N.S. NW
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VESSEL
OWNERS
REMARKS
SKYLARK VI
Bolsons Co.
T.98 Returned to Owner
SKYLARK IX
do
T.98 Returned to Owners 17/6
SKYLARK X
Mr.Jackson
Returned to Owners
SKYLARK
T.E. Brockman
Returned to Owners.
SMILING THROUGH
H.Cartridge
T.98 Returned to Owners 5.6.40
SMOLT
A.W. Williams
T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S.
SMUGGLER
G.D. Layte
Returned to Owners.
SNOW BUNTING
Mr. Wray
Re-allocated A.P.S.
SONIA
Loft, West Ltd,
No report received from list
of Missing Vessels.
SONNY
No report received from list of
Missing Vessels.
SOUTHERN QUEEN
C.H.Harvey
No information of return from
P.L.17
Dunkirk T.98
SOUTH RAY
F.Shore
Returned to Owners.
SPINAWAY
S.Figg
T.98 Returned to Owners 19/6
SPINDRIFT
A.Hewitt
Returned to Owner
STARFISH
T.Brown
DNG
T.98 Returned to Owners 5.6.40
STONEHAVEN
W.H.Stonehouse
T.98 No report received from List
of Missing Vessels.
SUMMER MAID
F.M. Brown
A.P.S.
SUNDOWNER
Cdr.C.H.Lightoller
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
SUNSHINE (R.13)
A.J.Verrion
No information of return from
Dunkirk
SURREY
E.T. Thomas
Returned to Owners.
X VIA
C/o Toughs
A.P.S.
SOUTHEND BRITANNIA
Southend Britennia Co.
Returned to Owners.
SUFFOLK'S ROSE
Jubilee Fishing Co.
Re-allocated to Sp.Admy See.
(6A)
SVANA
No report received from lists of
Missing Vessels.
SEA AIR
G.H. Anderson
Prepared for Dynamo but did not g
SKIPJACK
W.W. Ringer
Damaged. Returned to owners
SOUTHERN QUEEN
.Mockridge & Exrs.
Returned to Owners.
of E. Saunders
SILVER CLOUD. (11+5)
C.G BRINKLEY
RETURNED TO OWNER
SUE SUE (Rowboat)
E.C.WILSON.
LOST
SHRIMP. (Skiff)
H.E. PARKER
RETA. To OWNER- DAMAGED.
TALLYHO (Rowbarl)
F.C.WILSON.
Rela Damaged
TANKERTON TOWERS
S.Rowden
Returned to owner.
TARPON
Mrs.Spraggs
T.98 Returned to owners.
THARK
c/o. Toughs
Taken by owners
THETIS
H.F.Baton
Lost while being towed from
Dunkirk
THE ANGLER
Mr.Golding
RETURNED - UNSUITABLE
THELMA
Phelps
Returned to owner prepared did
not go
THURN
Schofield
A.P.S. PRESUMED LOST.
THYME
Ramsgate Diesel
Released 1.6.40 Allocated to
Trawlers
SP. ADMY. SCE. (6A)
THREE BROTHERS
C.F. Grant
Returned 3.6.40
TIGRIS ONE
H.Hastings
Damaged. Returned to owners
TOM HILL
T.Hill
Re-allocated SPL.ADMY SCE. (6A)
TRILLENE
Dr.E. Williams
T.98 Returned to owners 19/6
TRITON
W.D.Wills
T.98 No report received to list
of Missing Vessels.
TWO SISTERS
R.Hayes
T.98 Returned to owners.
TWO RIVERS
F.E. Fothergill
No report received from list
of Missing Vessels.
TORTOISE
?
Held at Tough Bros. Owner unknown.
TREASURE
S.Rowden
Not reqd.
TONY LN40
T.Neilson
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VESSEL
OWNER
REMARKS
ORA
A.E. Turner
Returned to Owners.
0
Murray King
Repaired, Fuelled, Floated but
not taken over
LLION
C.P. Macenrot
Returned to Owners 19/6
st
KURA
R.Grayson
(Returned 1500 3.6.40.
(Re-allocated to A/P.
ETER
Mrs.D.Ashton
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
Y IV
F.Bridge
Sunk off Dunkirk
R.Lewis
Returned to Owner.
RA
Golding Bros.
Prepared did not go.
EER
R. F.Ricketts
No report received from list of
Missing Vessels.
LY
R.Hayes
T.98 Returned Owners 6.6.40.
PADOUR
Mr.Ager
Returned to Owners 19/6. Did not Dunkirk. go to
NCE OF WALES
E.Golding
Returned to Owners 19/6.
NCESS FREDA
C.Whatford & Son
Returned to Owner.
NCESS LILY
C.Whatford & Son
No report received from List of
Missing Vessels.
NCESS MAUD
W.H.Wilson
T.98 Abandoned off Dunkirk
DE OF FOLKESTONE J.Brazier
Returned to Owner did not go.
No informe tion of return from
30
Dunkirk.
Returned to Owner.
60
VIDER R19
Mr.Rowden
Returned to Owner.
S.Williams & Sons
Returned to Owners.
NCE
"
If
NCESS
"
Returned to Owners.
RL
Cozens
Released 3.6.40.
OT ME WY12
J.R.Storr
Prepared but did not go to Dunkirk.
THLEVEN CORNWALL 14 Fishing Boats
Prepared did not go.
HEN
H.Murrell
At Surrey Commercial Docks.
DEN ALEXANDRA
Turmaine & Jones
Returned to Owners.
EHERN BOADICEA
Mrs.Smith
Harbour Duties Sheerness.
EEN BOADICEA II
Mrs.Smith
Returned to Owner 20/6
EEN OF ENGLAND
E.Crouch
Sunk Collision with S.S.Tilly.
ICKSILVER
F.Jones
Re-allocated to A.P.S.
J.&J.
S.Cooper
Returned to Owners.
ISISANA
S.Eldridge
A.P.S.
EST
H.BIDGOOD
Taken for Dynamo but did not go.
EST
C.L.Hunt
Returned to Owners.
YON
R.L.Glover
T.98 A.P.S.
EDA
C.A.Reed
T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S.
ELIANCE
W.Meddle
Damaged - Returned to Owner.
EMEMBRANCE
F.Good
Returned to Owner.
ENOWN (Cockle Boat) E.Osbourne
Mined and sunk with all hands.
ESOLUTE
- do -
Damaged - returned to owner.
R.B.Grey
No information of return from
BERTA
Dunkirk
OBINA TENANT
H.Leach
(Re-allocated to Special
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Date 7.6.40.
To: COMMODORE. SHEERNESS 642,
epeated: C IN C NORE 48,
P.O.LONDON.
LT.COMDR.DUSTING.SHEERNESS.
P/L BY T/F.
From: ADMIRALTY
The following requisitioned Motor Boats released from
Dynamo end now at Sheerness are required at Toughs Bros.Yard
Teddington for overhaul. Those Motor Boats not mentioned
should remain at Sheerness pending further instructions.
Tug will call Sheerness at low water to embark Lt.Comdr.Dusting
who is to see that Motor Boats in following list are sent to
Toughs. Vessels capable of steaming should accompany tug under
own power.
VIDETTE, MEANDER, SP INDRIFTER, SEASWALLOW, MOUSMN, WESTWARD,
SUNDOWNER, WAIRAKEI II, BARBARA, ELIZABE TH GREEN, QUICKSILVER,
DURCONIA, PANDORA, GAY CRUSADER, RAPID, DOLPHIN, athena,
RYEGATE II, LURLINE, BLUEBIRD, A 41.,BONNY HEATHER, NANETTE II,
SINGAPORE, SHOLT, LADY KAYE, NAUTILUS, ALONA, DIANTHUS, LATONA,
MARSAYRU, HAIAD ERRANT, DAB II, HILFRANOR, LIFEBOAT 626, REDA,
USANCO, MOTOYA, MOIENA, SURREY, Lieut. Commander Dusting should
report at Admiralty after boats have reached Teddington.
= 1725/7
for D.S.V.P.
D.of D.S.V.P.
T.S.D.(Capt.01iver)
M.O.S.I.(3)
S.C.W..
D.O.S.T.
D.P.S.(2)
Mr.D.H.Edwerds.
D.M.S.
Mr.J.D.Walker,
D.D.T.M.
Mr.A.L.Moore,
D.N.C.
Mr.Du Boisson,
Sub War Reg.Bath.
S.T.N.2.
D.N.C.Bath.
S.T.N.4 A
S.T.N.6 B
Capt.Rashleigh
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SEAL
MINISTRY OF SHIPPING.
Likiggs (7040) STNble
9
of
MESSAGE. 1725/7th.June.
OUT
my
No. 328
or
To COMMODORE, 642,
DATE 7.6.40
Repeated:- C.IN 0. HORR, 48.
F.O.LONDON.
LT.COMDR. DUSTINO, SHEERWASS
TIME
SENT
P/L BY T/2
From:- ADMIRALTY.
The following requisitioned Motor Boats released from
Dynamo and now at Sheerness are required at Toughs Bros. Yard
Teddington for overhaul. Those Motor Boats not mentioned
should remain at Sheerness pending further instructions.
Tug will call Shoerness at low water to enbark Lt. Comdr. Busting
who 1a to see that Motor Boats in following list are sent to
Toughs. Vessels espable of steaming should accompany tug under
own power.
VIDETTE, MEANDER, SPINDRIFTER, SEASSALLON, mousax, WESTMARD,
SUNDOWNER, WAIRAKEI II, BARBARA, ELIZABETH GREAN, UICESILVER,
BURGONIA, PANDORA, GAY CHUSADER, RAPID, DOLPHIN, ATHSHA
(A92409) Wt 38636/439 2000 Pads 1/40 M.P.Ltd. 51-5912
HYBOATE II, LURLINE, BLUEBIRD A.41,, BONNY HEATHER,
MANSTTE II, SINGAPORE, SHOLT, LADY KAYE, HAUTILUS, ALOHA,
DIANTHUS, LATONA, MARSAYRU, HAIAD BRRANT, DAB II, HILFRANOR,
LIFEBOAT 626, REDA, USANCO, MOTOYA, NOISNA, SURREY. Lieut.
Commander Dusting should report at Admiralty after bonts
have reached Teddington.
1725/7
for D.O.V.P.
(3)
D.S.V.P.
T.S.D. (Capt.Oliver)
N.O.S.T.(3)
S.C.W.
D.O.S.T.
D.P.S.(2)
Mr. D.H.Kdwards.
D.N.S.
Mr. J.D. alker.
D.D.T.E.
Mr. A.L.Moore.
D.N.O.
Sub was Bath.
peo(s) Reg. the is atter at yinds put
quina lough's in
Mr. DU Boisson.
S.T.N.2.
D.N.C.Bath
S.T.N.44.
S.T.N.6B.
capt. Mashleigh.
Rxtra.
HM/-
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LETTER SENT
BEE
xt. 2161
BAT
1 0CT1940
DS
CHAMOIS
POST ROOM
HOUND
09144/S.T.N.6.B
4
EADROW
MFH
30th September 1940.
EY.
Gentlemen,
17
I have to acknowledge receipt of
23rd September 1940.
your letter dated 23rd September 1940,
Operations insofar as your "BEE", "BAT"
enclosing report on the Dunkirk
"CHAMOIS", "HOUND" and "M.F.H." took
part in these operations, and to thank
you for the most interesting
information which you have been good
enough to supply. It is anticipated
P 10 24 REGISTRY SEP RECEIVED
that this report will be of value in
compiling the final report which will
be drawn up on these operations.
I am, Gentlemen,
T.0.9144/STN.6B, undated,
Your obedient Servant,
than to send you a copy
ard on the part played
the 'Bee', 'Bat', 'Chamois'
(Sgd.) A.P. MEREDITH.
t your requirements perhaps
Director of Sea Transporthow.
Messrs. Pickfords Ltd.,
51, Meadrow,
Farncombe,
'aithfully,
Surrey.
ORDS Limited.,
Charles him
retary. -
who were being of Dunkirk where they encountered in getting two within on
two miles raids they succeeded 1010 twice
cloths of survivors, who were French and went to the rescue The
of the heavily bombed. They transports
in their pockets many of these were on fire and Belgian the troops.
medical men, attention. whom they transferred to a French managed Trawler to rescue for
120 was exploding. They ammunition
a that day's day, so they Daylight returned prevented to England, them reaching and Dunkirk
but rest. Following this they were allowed
and were bombing, unable there to remove any troops again as, owing went to to Dunkirk
to England. were none on the beach, so they shelling returned

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BEE
BAT
PICKFORDS
CHAMOIS
HOUND
TELEPHONE
<
ODALMING 1272-7
TEMPORARY OFFICE: 51 MEADROW
MFH
FARNCOMBE, SURREY.
17
QUOTE THIS REFERENCE WHEN REPLYING
CB/MFW
DATE
23rd September 1940.
The Director Relid. of Sea Transport
Ministry of Shipping (H.O)
Berkeley Square House,
Berkeley Square, W.1.
LICENSE 10 4 REGISTRY SEP PM 24 SEP RECEIVED
Sir,
In reply to your letter Ref. T.0.9144/STN.6B, undated,
I do not think that I can do better than to send you a copy
of the actual report made to our Board on the part played
by our men and five of our Boats - the 'Bee', 'Bat', 'Chamois'
'Hound' and 'MF.H'.
If this does not entirely meet your requirements perhaps
you will be good enough to let me know.
Yours faithfully,
for PICKFORDS Limited.,
Charles Animal
Secretary. -
who two were miles of Dunkirk raids where they succeeded they encountered in getting 1010 two within twice on
of the being heavily bombed. They went transports
in their many of these were on fire and the troops.
cloths of survivors, who were French and Belgian to the rescue The
120 pockets was exploding. They ammunition
medical men, attention. whom they transferred to a French managed Trawler to rescue for
that a day, so they returned to England, reaching and Dunkirk
Daylight prevented them
but day's rest. Following this they again went were to allowed
and were unable to remove any troops as, owing to Dunkirk
to England. bombing, there were none on the beach, so they shelling returned

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HO
216x
COUNT DRACULA
/STN 6B
2, Blondin Avenue,
2nd October 1940.
Northfields,
sir,
Ealing T.5.
44
I have to acknowledge receipt of
24/10/40.
your letter dated 20th September, 1940.
enclosing reports on the Dunkirk
1.0.)
operations insofar as your vessel
use,
CONSTANT NYMPH took part in these
operations, and to thank you for the
most interesting information which
D. 9144/STN.6B.
you have been good enough to supply.
It is anticipated that this report will
it Dracula".
be of value in compiling the final repat
which will be drawn up on these
e. regarding the Dunkirk
operations.
in requisitioned at the time
I am, Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
was not able to accompany
:,
from the Master that the
Director of Sea Transport.
Dunkirk and brought back to
A.B. Smith, Esq.,
rip.
Westfield,
Rodney Road,
fter taking the men on board
New Malden,
Surrey.
ds away, lifted her clean out
und an even keel.
On
P back to Rams gate she developed
clutch slipping, and was eventually towed into Ramsgate Harbour.
On her trip from Ramsgate to Richmond, she sustained
considerable damage. Previous to that no damage was sustained.
The repairs have been effected, and I take this opportunity of
thanking again the Ministry of Shipping for the prompt and fair
settlement, which enabled me to have my boat repaired.
I am happy that she has been of some service to
our Country.
Yours faithfully,
K. Cliener.
Directorol Sea Transport.
ng
me
em,

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SURREY
RECEIVED OF
ng the Sunshine" with shells and bom
20 SEP P.M.
21
opping around us the sunshine took a our
ESTABLISHED
1820.
rd partid from us leaving us with the
umaining part of the low rope. How we managed
183
to get clear I wally do not know as our lifebrat
rey.
was damaged by shrapnel elc and not
only that we were slove in m the Port
side of our boat in the bottom. We could not
pick the "Sunohni up under such circumstance
and is we had I really do not know what
would have happened but you can lake it.
ON.
from me we did our best not only in saving
gine.
the hoops Brilish and French, montly Brish
ay that
ny craft
from the time we nach the french Coart until
the time we left. Ihope chio report is salisfacting
myself
ctions to
over by
to you
1 by one
Yours facthfully
they had
ter the
5 claimed
stright
too good
the large
Coscowan Ramsgate Sepebast
esend and
ent
h and
nch rifle
Thames.
touch
with the Naval crew concerned,
will go
on record.
Yours faithfully,
La Ranna which is about nine miles further round the coast.
Owing to the engines failing we had to leave with only a few troo
and WE proceeded back to Dunkirk W here we took five more loads off
the shore which we were now able to do owing to the rising tide.
Whilst these operations were being carried out we were being

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SURREY
THOMAS BROS
Tobacco Dealers and Cigar Merchants
20 SEP P.M. RECEIVED ESTABLISHED 21 S
E.T.THOMAS
D. S. THOMAS
OLD CIGAR SHOP, KINGSTON-ON-THAMES
or
1820.
From:- MR. E. T. THOMAS,
13 Church Street,
183
The brew Director of Sea Transport,
Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey.
September 19th 1940.
Ministry of Shipping,
Berkeley Square House, Berkeley Square,
LONDON, W.1.
Dear Sir,
Your No. T.0.9144/STN.6B. - DUNKIRK EVACUATION.
M/V "SURREY" - Four berth cabin cruiser
29' X 8' X 2'10" : Morris "Navigator" engine.
In reply to your letter, I regret to say that
I can give no information as to the part played by my craft
during the actual evacuation.
A Naval Officer requisitioned "Surrey", myself
and a crew of one at Kingston, and handed me instructions to
proceed to Sheerness, where the boat would be taken over by
a Naval crew.
On arrival, whe was immediately boarded by one
regular rating and three reservists, who said that they had
earmarked her for themselves as they watched her enter the
dock, and so jumped on board quickly in case she was claimed
by an officer. They remarked that "Surrey" was far too good
to have an officer on board, especially in view of the large
amount of foodstuff which had been taken on at Gravesend and
Southend.
I know nothing definite of her subsequent
movements, except a report that she evacuated French and
Belgian troops. This is probably correct, as a French rifle
was found in a locker when the boat returned to the Thames.
I hope that you will be able to get in touch
with the Naval crew concerned, so that their names will go
on record.
Yours Eshamas faithfully,
la Ranna which is about nine miles further round the coast.
Owing to the engines failing we had to leave with only a few troop
and WE proceeded back to Dunkirk W here we took five more loads off
the shore which we were now able to do owing to the rising tide.
Whilst these operations were being carried out we were being

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TIGRIS I
185
SERTION IN REGISTERED PAPERS
OF
HO
Ext. 2161.
LETTER SENT
ne Gloucester Arms,
1 OCT1940
The Bittoms,
T.09144/S.T.N.6.B
POST ROOM
KINGSTON.
4
30th September 1940.
Gentlemen,
184
24th. September 1940.
I have to acknowledge receipt of
your letter dated 19th September 1940
enclosing report on the Dunkirk
Operations insofar as your "SURREY"
have thank you for the information which to
took part in these operations and
value anticipated that this report will be of is
been good enough to supply. It you
which in compiling the final report
operations. will be drawn up on these
I am, Gentlemen,
recent communication
Your obedient Servant,
irk on TIGRIS
ONE
P. MEREDITH.
but
Messrs. Thomas
Director of Sea Transport.
Yours faithfully,
NO H. Hartings
Ted
at
Dunkirk
which
x
No arrived at
to
the
and we pulled her off
we were tota to proceed to
La Panns which is about nine miles further round the coast.
Owing to the engines failing we had to leave with only a few troops
and WE proceeded back to Dunkirk W here we took five more loads off
the shore which we were now able to do owing to the rising tide.
Whilst these operations were being carried out we were being

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Vessel
Repairs. and Replacements. S. d.
Total
L
Type
Claimant
Paper No.
Hire & Exs.
£.
£.
S.
d.
27.
4.
9.
"SKYLARK IV"
F.V.
(S.M.5)
F.P. Collins
Tm4796/40
44.
16.
O.
375.
0.
0.
"SKYLARK VI"
M.V.
J. Bolson & Son
TO 9198/40
17.
0.
O.
25.
0.
0.
"SKYLARK IX"
75.
O.
O.
M.V.
Pascall Atkey & Son
TO 9198/40
2.
3.
9.
D. Hillyard
2.
9.
6.
54.
10.
O.
"SKYLARK X"
M.V.
TO 9154/40
160.
7.
2.
"SEAGULL"
M.B.
C.E. Loose
TM 6099/40
7.
19.
5.
L.N.203
"SOUTHERN QUEEN"
500.
0.
O.
M.B.
C.H. HARVEY
TO 9271/40
5.
13.
6.
"SOUTH RAY"
M.Y.
S. Burch
TM 3790/40
12.
0.
A.G. Bruce
4.
3.
3.
27.
5.
0.
"SPINDRIFT"
A.N. Hewett
TM 3930/40
5.
15.
O.
"STONEHAVEN"
500.
0.
0.
M.V.
W.H. Stonehaven
TO 9181/40
"SURREY"
M.V.
Thomas Bros.
TM 3763/40
11.
4.
8.
5.
O.
0.
219.
0.
"SOUTHEND
P.M.B.
Southend Britannia
TM 3888/40
0.
0.
0.
75.
BRITANNIA"
Co.Ltd.
35.
0.
0.
"SUFFOLK'S ROSE"
M.V.
Jubilee Fish Co.Ltd.
TO 9564/40
29.
1.
0.
Re-allocated to
Special Admiralty
"SILVER SPRAY
M.V.
W.A. Ragless
TM 4924/40
29.
9.
7.
42.
12.
6.
Service.
"SUNSHINE"
R.13
TM 4783/40
203.
10.
A.T. Verrion
0.
"SUE SUE"
row
F.C. Wilson
TM 9567/40
20.
0.
0.
bt.
"SPURGEON"
S.BGE.
H.W. Harvey
TO 9297/40
15.
10.
6.
19.
15.
0.
"SKIPJACK"
M.B.
W.W.Ringer
TM 4749/40
31.
0.
0.
133.
16.
8.
6.
9.
0.
"SOUTHERN QUEEN"
M.B.
G. Mockridge
TM 4776/40
10.
O.
0.
Salvage Diving Tende:
F.E. 154
"SARAH & EMILY"
TM 5093/40
30.
0.
J. Todd
0.
"SEA BELLE"
M.B.
S.G. Odam
TM 5238/40
7.
15.
0.
"SANDOWN"
M.F.B.
G. Alexander
TM 6464/40
3.
4.
0.
24.
O.
O.
3.
12.
11.
"SERB" & "STONE"
S.BGE.
R & W Paul Ltd.
TO 9296/40
49.
11.
5.
Harrison (Lan.) Ltd.
5.
0.
0.
"SALTCOTE BELLE"
S.Bge.
Francis Gilders Ltd.
TO 9300/40
1.
15.
11.
Andrews & Ellis
TO 9303/40
See
"SUNBEAM"
S.Bge.
under
"Leslie"
If
"
TO 9303/40
It
11
"SIDWELL"
S.Bge.
11
.S.S.
Gen. Steam Nav.
TO 4270/40
116.
8.
11.
"SWIFT"
Co. Ltd.
"SHERFIELD"
M.BGE.
J.J. Prior (Transport)
Ltd.,
TO 9423/40
60.
17.
7.
Not completed.
"
If
If
If
30.
6.
"SHAWFORD"
M.BGE
7.
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LBEF
TEMPORARY ADDRESS
AMER, LEGRAMS:- COBHAM."
Tudor Court,
PHONE:-
COBHAM,
COBHAM 2851.
SURREY.
To F.H. Keenlyside, Esq.,
20
OM
erman & Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd.,
Private Secretary,
Ministry of Shipping,
104-106, Leadenhall Street, E.C. 3.
Berkeley Square House,
LONDON. W.L.
Thursday, 20th June, 1940.
COASTWISE KINGSTON-ON-THAMES
Crescent
Road,
Dear Sir,
KINGSTON
We have to acknowledge receipt, with thanks, of
letter of the 19th instant, which enclosed a letter with to
your the Master of our "CITY OF CHRISTCHURCH" in connection from
this Dunkirk. We are sure that the expression of the Minister's Master
vessel's services in the recent evacuation
gratitude will be much appreciated not only by the
but by the personnel of the vessel as well.
The Private Secretary, Yours faithfully,
Ministry of Shipping.
Berkeley Square
Berkeley Square,
ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP
5
LONDON We 1.
DIRECTOR,
of
your
communication
to
the
the
Master
handing to him
pleasure
in
We feel sure that the sentiments expressed
by the Minister will be fully appreciated by Captain
Hughes and all his ship's Company.
We are, Sir,
Your obedient Servants,
Drme
Secretary.
LORINA
WORTHTOWN
/CANTERE
I
3, Lime Street
NORMANI
London, E.C.3.
Capt. E.
John Stewart & Co. Shipping Ltd.,
MAID OR
YEWDALE
308 Clyde Street,
/BIARRIT
John Stewart & Co. Shipping Ltd.,
Glasgow, C.1.
Capt R.
/AUTOCAR
YEWGLEN
308, Clyde Street,
Glasgow, C.1.

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-2-
of Ship.
Name & Address of Owners
Name of Master.
LAN MACALISTER
Clan Line Steamers, Ltd.
Capt. R.W. Mackie
Tylney Hall,
longuines are still learning
Rotherwick,
made as to whicher
Near Basingstoke, Hants.
office is still alive.
KOHISTAN *
F.C. Strick & Co. Ltd.
Capt. W.C. Robertson
117-121, Leadenhall St.
E.C.3.
BENLAWERS *
Petrograd Steamers Ltd.,
Capt. J.P. Drummond.
28, Bernard Street,
Leith
(Managers: Wm. Thompson
& Co.)
K
L
CITY OF CHRISTCHURCH
Ellerman & Bucknall
Capt. A.W. Wooster
S.S. Co., Ltd.
Tudor Court,
Cobham, Surrey.
K1
ROEBUCK
c/o Chief Docks Manager,
Capt. .Larbalestier.
G.W. Railway Company,
Cardiff.
ST
KITTY
Basso & Company,
Mr. W. McCondach,
Weymouth.
13, Ox Street,
Weymouth.
ST
SPINEL +
William Robertson Ltd.,
Capt. R. Humphreys
ST
Glasgow, C.1.
ST
QUEEN OF THE CHANNEL
The General Steam
Capt. W.J. O'Dell
PAR
Navigation Co., Ltd.,
"
ROYAL DAFFODIL
G. Johnston
ISL
ROYAL SOVEREIGN
15, Trinity Square,
"
T. Aldis
DIN
E.C.3.
WOR
ISLI
MONA'S QUEEN
Isle of Man Steam Packet
~~
Capt. A. Holkham
"
R. Duggan $
FENELLA
Company Limited,
Capt. W. Cubbon
MANXMAN
x
Imperial Buildings,
If
P.B. Cowley
TYNWALD
*
Douglas,
-
qual
&
Isle of Man.
Chief Officer
J.Whiteway 0
BEN-MY-CHREE
X
Capt. G. Woods and
Chief Officer
T. Cain /
LADY OF MANN
Capt. T.C. Woods
LORINA
Southern Railway Co.,
Capt. A. Light.
NORMANNIA
Waterloo Station,
Capt. M.C. Whiting
CANTERBURY
S.W.1.
Captain C. Hancoc
MAID OR ORLEANS
2
(Capt. A.E. Larki
(Capt. G. Walker
BIARRITZ
Capt. M.H. Bake
AUTOCARRIER
Capt. C. Maste
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-3-
nip.
Name & Address of Owners
Name of Master.
SS MAUD
London Midland & Scottish
Capt. H. Clarke.
IA
Railway,
Capt. W.H. Hughes.
L.M.S. Railway Headquarters,
Watford, Herts.
ST. SEIRIOL
Liverpool & North Wales
Capt. R.D. Dobb
S.S. Co., Ltd.,
40, Chapel Street,
Liverpool, 3.
/PRAGUE
London & North Eastern
Capt. C. Baxter.
Railway Company,
26, Glengall Road,
Woodford Green,
Essex.
KING GEORGE V
David MacBrayne Limited,
Capt. R.E. MacLean.
LOCHGARRY
44, Robertson Street,
Capt. E. MacKinnon.
Glasgow, C.2.
KILLARNEY
Coast Lines Limited,
Capt. R. Hughes.
2, Crescent Road,
Kingston-on-Thames,
Surrey.
ST. HELIER
Great Western Railway Co.,
Capt. R. Pitman
c/o Chief Docks Manager,
Cardiff.
ST JULIEN
Great Western Railway Co.,
Capt.L.S.Richard
ST ANDREW
Paddington Station, W. .2.
Capt. H.C. Bond
ST DAVID
Capt. C.Joy.
PARIS
Capt. E. Biles
ISLE OF GUERNSEY
Southern Railway Co.,
Capt. F.W. Hodges
DINARD
Waterloo Station,
Capt. P. Lewis
WORTHING
S.E.L.
Capt. C.J. Munton
ISLE OF THANET
>
Capt. A.J. Hammond
60
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Dynamo 296.
Biu/o/
1308
38
Royal Chatham. Naval Barracks,
12th JUNE, 1940.
To The Vice-Admiral Commanding, Dover.
Copies to: Commander+in-Chief, The Nore.
Commodore, Sheerness.
Sir,
DUNKERQUE EVACUATION FORCE
I have the honour to report that the Dutch Schoot "BART"
under my Command, was taken over by a Naval Crew on Sunday, 26th
May, 1940 at the Reserve Supply Wharf, Deptford.
2. The ship carried 12,436 packages of food supplies and a
deck cargo of 300 cases of Diesel oil.
3.
After wiping and embarkation of Naval Stores at Tilbury
the ship proceeded to Southend for compass adjustment p.m. Sunday
26th May, 1940. Arrival at Sheerness was delayed by having to
tow the Dutch Schoot "ANTJE" for adjustment of her compasses.
4.
"BART" arrived at Sheerness a.m. Monday 27th May, 1940.
Further Naval Stores were received onboard including 100 gallons
of paraffin, 320 life belts, 2 special gang planks and a spar.
5.
"BART" was ordered to proceed to South Downs and sailed
from Sheerness at 1830 on 27th May.
6.
On arrival in South Downs "BART" was ordered to enter
Dover Harbour where a further 240 gallons of netrol were placed
onboard.
paraffin
7. In execution of orders received from the Vice-Admiral
Commanding, Dover, "BART" proceeded to sea at 1400 on Tuesday
28th May, closed the Southern Inspection Vessel in the South
Downs, received from her a route for Dunkerque, and anchored off
the Guardship to await the arrival of motor boars for refuelling.
8. On Friday 7th June, "BART" was ordered to Sheerness for
de-stor-ing; Reserve Supply Wharf, Deptford for unloading; and was
paid off in Surrey Commercial Docks p.m. 11th June, 1940.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your obedient Servant.
VICE ADMIRAL
14 JUN 1940
*
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Dyuamo 296.
BIU/O/
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I
38
Royal Naval Barracks,
Chatham.
12th JUNE, 1940.
To The Vice-Admiral Commanding, Dover.
Copies to: Commander-in-Chief, The Nore.
Commodore, Sheerness.
Sir,
DUNKERQUE EVACUATION FORCE
I have the honour to report that the Dutch Schoot "BART"
under my Command, was taken over by a Naval Crew on Sunday, 26th
May, 1940 at the Reserve Supply Wharf, Deptford.
2. The ship carried 12,436 packages of food supplies and a
deck cargo of 300 cases of Diesel oil.
3. After wiping and embarkation of Naval Stores at Tilbury
the ship proceeded to Southend for compass adjustment p.m. Sunday
26th May, 1940. Arrival at Sheerness was delayed by having to
tow the Dutch Schoot "ANTJE" for adjustment of her compasses.
4. "BART" arrived at Sheerness a.m. Monday 27th May, 1940.
Further Naval Stores were received onboard including 100 gallons
of paraffin, 320 life belts, 2 special gang planks and a spar.
5.
"BART" was ordered to proceed to South Downs and sailed
from Sheerness at 1830 on 27th May.
6. On arrival in South Downs "BART" was ordered to enter
Dover Harbour where a further 240 gallons of paraffin natural were placed
onboard.
7. In execution of orders received from the Vice-Admiral
Commanding, Dover, "BART" proceeded to sea at 1400 on Tuesday
28th May, closed the Southern Inspection Vessel in the South
Downs, received from her a route fo r Dunkerque, and anchored off
the Guardship to await the arrival of motor boars for refuelling.
8. On Friday 7th June, "BART" was ordered to Sheerness for
de-stor-ing; Reserve Supply Wharf, Deptford for unloading; and was
paid off in Surrey Commercial Docks p.m. 11th June, 1940.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your obedient Servant.
CE ADMIRAL
bestall
14 JUN 1940
*
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Lieutenant R.N. (Retd.)

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48
47
In the afternoon of the 3rd June orders were received to
be prepared to proceed to Dunkirk but these were later
cancelled.
In the evening of the 4th June orders were received to
proceed to Tilbury. At Tilbury on the 5th June orders were
given to destore at Royal Victoria Yard, Deptford, and to
proceed to Surrey Commercial Docks.
The dock was entered
at 1530 and the ship handed over to the Port of London
Authorities.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
Donald H.,Sife.
Lieutenant. R.N.
VICE AUMTRAL TRAL
11 JUN 1940
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To Vice adminal Doren
Dynams i 90
1148
78 79
Rehat on operations carried out by M.B.Hondsrug
Between 26 may and S' June 1940. (Dutch schoole).
any 26th
anchored aot Sheenness waiting to aders
13 27
0300 Sailed drom sheerness.
1000
arrived and anchored on DeaR
1500 ordered to Dunkink in company with S schooles
2300
OM Eastern entrance to Dunkink roads ships
hassing advised that Dunkiik hadtallen
Senior others schoole develcted engine tranble
adered Honderug to take him in low Readed
away from Dunkink
12 28'
Reary
0345 seipled low as soi. engine now working
and Schools adered back to Deal
0430 german seaplane machine gunnedand
Combed vessel, no damage, entrather unhleasant
as we had no guns to return fire.
1000 anchaed on Deal
1815 ordered to Dunkink have wh and proceeded
2330 arrived and made to beaches
2 29
0200 Saw move deashing from Beach + ran vessel
uh on sand, Emparked troops.
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5, 2nd June. Here repairs
11 JUN 1940
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4.
So
79
Schoole on shore camein alongside or us and
P
assisted
10
00 found screw had nicked un none and engines would
not turn Bannit towed us PA and back to Deal.
ro
arrived and anchored. disembanked hooks
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00
cupter several attempts to clear screwhom Goat
asked SNO. Ramsgate it we might be towed
in and beached this was approved.
000 arrived Ramsgate nut vessel on Hand
2
1200 Shih dry, cleared screw.
y30
Proceeded to unkink
500 arrived on beaches, Reary combing.
800 no Coats available to erinz men ox so
beached verset, trooks would not wade out
so backed M and anchared
.300 Embanked about 100 French troots from motor Croats
Q 1"
5000
Cruised along beaches and then madeta
harbour entrance
330
Secured alongside Geakwater, embanked
troops heary combing going on
600 Cleared harbour we were able to machine
gun Row flying german nime thooks assisty
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3/
with Bren guns.
I
81
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80
1100
arrived Ramsgate and disembarked trooks
1530
Proceeded Dunkiik Combed on several
occasions no damage.
2130
intered harban embarked French troohs
harban being shelled and Combed.
2200
Proceeded that 88 harban
une 2'
0400
arrived Ramsgate disembarked trools and
anchored or waiting for orders
sure 3ʳᵈ Have uh and hroceeded Dunkink in company
1600
with three other Schootes
2245 arrived alongside Jetty at nouveau avant
Past and embarked French troops.
the 4st.
0000 Selt unkink and proceeded.
0530 arrived Ramsgate after thick toy Tor
east three Raus 81 hassage,
0630 anchored on and rested crew.
1615 ordered to Tilbury have wh and proceeded
2200 arrived at Sanding stage.
une 5
0600 Pea branded and ressel proceeded to
Surrer Commercial Dock.
VICE
- 2nd June. Here repairs
11 JUN 1940
ollowing day by "Bornrif"
day, , 4th June I was towed
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41
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,
81
1100 Secured alongside Quelic Dock to haid ODA
ship returning all stores and crew to
chatham
P.O. J Potts J.92816 showed great coolness
getting men under cover when shih was
gunned and erombed on the 28 may
and was a tower as shength during
the whole operation.
AdRenny
VICE ADMIRAL
Sent. RNR
8- JUN 1940
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OVER
0
b may June 1940
Times given above in this rehalt are approximate
Total number or men landed about 1500 in town
effective hassages from Dunkink
VICE
AL
, 2nd June. Here repairs
11 JUN 1940
day, 4th June I was towed
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289.
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83
NARRATIVE OF DUTCH BOAT "JAVA"
26th May - 4th June, 1940.
0645, 27th May, the crew of D.B.22 under the command of
Lieut-Commander Drake, BUE left Chatham Barracks and travelled via
Portsmouth to Southampton, joining "Java" that evening. The
vessel was then under repair, with orders on completion to load
ammunition in the River.
On the afternoon of 29th May those orders were cancelled
and we were instructed to fuel and proceed light to Dover.
Accordingly about 1700 with Main and Auxilliary machinery
persuaded to function by Diesel experts from the shore "Java" left
ible.
SECRET
,914/0
irted. Our final air
??
22/1148
left with the handicap of
IS the belt driving our
ally our Auxilliary
LIEUT.F.T.RENNY.R.N.R. - REPORT
83
Lght and air with the
ON OPERATIONS OFF FRENCH COAST.
er our E.R.A. collapsed
(Letter dated June, 1940.)
as already out of action
è morning of 31st May
By this time our
II.
in
No:477.cc/40.
egards the other and
FLAG OFFICER COMMANDING, DOVER.
it was pointed out that
Lete and we were under
h starting on them.
-Commander Drake was
Forwarded.
=
proceed to Dunkirk to
2. The full names of the
945, steaming 10 knots
Officer and rating concerned are:-
working. My confidence
as being too slack it
Lieut. Frederick Thomas
ack of air and consequent
Renny, R.N.R.
ahead or astern, might
Petty Officer James Potts,
, 16 miles off Dunkirk,
D/J.92816.
, shedding bolts from
eventually held in place
5 knots making an 0200
at to put about, but a
Engine cooling, some
rpoceeded another 5 miles
The Nore.
ADMIRAL
ngine failed and it was
9th June, 1940.
hat it could be kept
ogress unwise I cruised
VICE ADMIRAL
then made the best of my
2nd June. Here repairs
11 JUN 1940
y,4th June I was towed
lowing day by "Bornrif"
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289.
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83
NARRATIVE OF DUTCH BOAT "JAVA"
26th May - 4th June, 1940.
0645, 27th May, the crew of D.B.22 under the command of
Lieut-Commander Drake, RND left Chatham Barracks and travelled via
Portsmouth to Southampton, joining "Java" that evening. The
vessel was then under repair, with orders on completion to load
ammunition in the River.
On the afternoon of 29th May those orders were cancelled
and we were instructed to fuel and proceed light to Dover.
Accordingly about 1700 with Main and Auxilliary machinery
persuaded to function by Diesel experts from the shore "Java" left
dock and proceeded down the Solent to Hamble.
At 0400 on 30th May our troubles started. Our final air
pressure started the Main Engine and we left with the handicap of
being able neither to stop or go astern as the belt driving our
Auxilliarys parted immediately. Eventually our Auxilliary
Diesel was started and ran all day for light and air with the
result that shortly before arrival at Dover our E.R.A. collapsed
owing to fumes. As our Windlass gear was already out of action
the ship was allowed alongside and on the morning of 31st May
"Sandhurst" was notified of our defects. By this time our
Auxilliary engine also had ceased running.
The Main belt was renewed, but as regards the other and
major defects, notably our Ballast Pump, it was pointed out that
as they would take several hours to complete and we were under
1 hours' notice for sea, it was not worth starting on them.
On Saturday morning, 1st June Lieut-Commander Drake was
taken ill and detained sick in "Sandhurst".
I received orders that afternoon to proceed to Dunkirk to
arrive at 0200 on 2nd June and left at 1945, steaming 10 knots
with neither Auxilliary nor Anchor gear working. My confidence
in our new belt was apparently misplaced as being too slack it
failed to drive the Compressor. This lack of air and consequent
inability, if stopped, to restart, either ahead or astern, might
have led to complications if, at midnight, 16 miles off Dunkirk,
No.3 Cylinder had not commenced to seize, shedding bolts from
the Crankcase which my Engineroom staff eventually held in place
with wedges. But our speed was down to 5 knots making an 0200
arrival impossible and I had no choice but to put about, but a
for
minuteslater however presumably with the Engine cooling, some
higher revolutions were obtained, and I receeded another 5 miles
towards the shore. Again however the Engine failed and it was
only at slow speed and with great care that it could be kept
moving at all. Considering further progress unwise I cruised
in the neighbourhood until daylight and then made the best of my
way home, berthing in Dover about 1015, 2nd June. Here repairs
were considered impossible and on Tuesday, 4th June I was towed
by "Gorecht" to Sheerness and on the following day by "Bornrif"
to Tilbury, thence the following morning to Surrey Commercial Docks
ADNIRAL
Havri
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On the return voyage, after passing Nieuport Bank
Buoy, we saw two ships ahead of us bombed, one with 8 bombs,
the other with sixteen bombs.
There was no indication that either had been hit,
but as we drew nearer it could be seen that one was in
difficulties, and in reply to a signal we went alongside.
This ship was the GRACIE FIELDS, and while she continued to
steam round in a circle, we took off troops, a number
seriously wounded.
After about 45 minutes when this was almost
completed ( another dynamo ship was taking off troops on her
starboard side ) a destroyer indicated that she wanted to come
alongside and at 2130 we proceeded, passing through the Downs
29/-
in an early morning fog, up the Ramsgate Channel and into
harbour.
30/4
As soon as the troops were disembarked, preparation
was made for the next trip. Army provisions were put aboard
and two Lewis guns mounted.
For the next trip, officers and men ( not engine
room men who could work in three watches ) were relieved to
get some sleep.
I understand that on that trip of the 30th/31st,
JUTLAND brought off troops from the beaches to the East of
Dunkirk Pier.
On her return it was reported that she required
fuel and that fact and the state of the tide kept her in
harbour that day.
With the original crew, I took over again from the
relief crew, and on the 1st June was at anchor in the
Ramsgate Road, standing by for further orders; but I
understand that the ship's speed was not considered suitable
for taking part in the final operations, and after standing
by for a further period. JUTLAND was ordered to return to
London where, after reporting to F. O. 1. C., I handed over
the ship to the Chief Dock Master, Surrey Commercial Dock,
obtaining a detailed receipt.
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CONFIDENTIAL
page 6.
99
ORANJE'S R.O.D./1 dated 10th June 1940 (cont)
which exploded on
impact, and 4 smaller bombs (estimated 1001bs) with 5 or 10
about 25 yards away smashed the glass in the after end of the
seconds delay action. All bombs missed astern, but one falling
wheelhouse. All boats scattered during the attacks and there
were no casual Ities.
All boats except one returned to Margate under their own
power, this on e ORANJE took in tow again and arrived at X
Margate at 2200 and anchored for the night.
15. Sunday June 2nd. ORANJE was ordered to revert to
2 hours notice at noon.
16. Monday June 3rd. At 1000 an attempt was made to
start the auxiliary motor, to pump up pressure for starting
the main engine, but owing to a choked fuel pipe, and valve
trouble, it was not possible to start before 2100. This left
ORANJE out of action the whole day.
17. Tuesday June 4th. ORANJE remained at snchor
off Margate, sailing at 1800 for Southend in company with
two other scoots. ORANJE anchored off Southend at 2200.
HS. Crispin.
CE ADMIRA
Lieutenant. Royal Navy.
13 JUN 1940
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Chiddingfold,
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NARRATIVE OF M.V. "RIKA" DURING THE PERIOD 27TH MAY TO
5TH JUNE, 1940, ENGAGED IN EVACUATION OF B.E.F.
(Page 3 of Commanding Officer M.V. "Rika's" letter No.1/6
dated 6th June, 1940.)
3rd June, 1940 (contd).
0215.
Supplied Admiral Taylor's launch with petrol.
0330.
Received instructions from Admiral Taylor to return
to Ramsgate with all possible speed, having been
any?
unable to embark and B.E.F.
From 0115 to 0330 "Rika" was lying off in Dunkirk
Roads and subjected to enemy shell fire and occasional
bombing, the enemy planes using parachute flares.
0800.
Arrived off Ramsgate and reported to Captain Wharton.
0830.
Anchored in the Roads.
4th June, 1940.
Remained at anchor until 1700; then received
instructions to proceed to Tilbury.
2215.
Secured alongside Tilbury Landing Stage in company
with "Hornsburgh" and "Hilda".
5th June, 1940.
0600.
Embarked pilot and proceeded to Surrey Commercial Dock.
1030.
Secured alongside Upper Quebec Wharf and de-stored
"Rika" on instructions from the Flag Officer in Charge,
London.
1500.
Proceeded with stores and Ship's Company by lorry to
Royal Naval Barracks, Chatham.
Ship's Company were discharged to Royal Naval Barracks,
and officers instructed by the Commodore, Royal Naval
Barraks, to report to the Second Sea Lord.
VICE ADMIRAL
7- JUN 1940
*
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I grams 89.
Blu/o/197
R.N. Barracks,
134
Portamouth.
6th June 1940.
Vice Admiral Dover,
hr Commodine. R.N.B.
TINE
Sir,
I have the honour to submit the following report
on the operation carried out by H.M.S. Tiny under my command. The
ship was commissioned on Monday May 27th at Southampton and loaded
with 350 tons of mixed Army ammunition consisting of mostly cased
and 2000 rounds of 6" and an amount of 4.5 howitzer, which the
Authorities at Southampton loaded on the top.
On arriving
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at Dover I was instructed to proceed to La Panne, dumping overboard
the 6" shell and cordite and 4.5 shell on the way over. The
majority of this I managed to do.
On arrival at La Panne I was
ordered to beach the ship head on one hour before high water, this
being the only possible way of disembarking the ammunition. The
tide at low water leaving the ship high and dry. I ms able
to land during the four hours available approximately 50 tons, which
was man-handled by troops above high water level; consisting of 25
pdr. A.A. and Beaufors and a certain amount of smoke shell. We
embarked 400 troops. At high water I took the ship off, but owing
to lack of compressed air for starting was unable to proceed when
once afloat. I was towed for three hours by "Brighton Belle", after
which I managed to get my compresser going and re-charged compressed
air bottles and started engines and landed the troops at Ramagate.
After proceeding to Sheerness we were instructed to land the 200 tons
of ammunition at Stroode, which was loaded into trucks. This was
done by the Military.
On completion we proceeded to Tilbury, but
four miles from Sheerness, owing to the oil pressure gauge registering
a false reading an oil failure occurred and the engine seized up.
I obtained a. tow and paid the ship off in the Surrey Docks, at 6.0.p.m.
on Wednesday June 5th.
On the journey out the ship was attacked three times
by a Heinkel Bomber, which dropped four 500 lb. bombs each with
approximately five second delay action fuse, the nearest falling 150
yards from the Ship.
Except for a severe shaking, no damage was
done to the Hull.
During a machine gun attack by the Heinkel it
was observed that a bullet penetrated the steel upper after-deck of
the "Tiny".
On the return journey an apparently unstable magnetic
mine blew up 100 yards abeam doing no material damage.
THe construction of these vessels must be of a very
high and strong standard.
This dead weight heavy cargo loaded high
up each side of the hold must have set a severe strain on the frame while
the ship was high and dry, but no noticeable damage was done, except for
a general vibration when steaming home which was not present on the
outward journey.
I would like to pay tribute to my First Lieutenant,
Lieutenant Martin, the Cox'n and Crew, three of whom were Ordinary
ino
Seamen, who had never been to sea before and the E.R.A., 5th class, who
had only finished his disciplinary training a fortnight previously and
had never been in charge of any form of engine.
COMMODORE
R.N.
BARRACK
OF
have the honour to be Sir,
JUN
Your obedient Servant,
8 - JUN 1940
PORTSMOUTH
Nus.Huntin
Limb Cons! RN.

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st.of Officers and other ranks brought from Dunkirk by H.M.Y.
"Christobel II" June 1st 1940.
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Hurricanes have in sight and we saw no more of the Messerschmits
- **** 1000 range. a paw. areas HALLS - now OF was a
after that.
Another day we were bombed by a large formation of
Heinkels flying miles up. At least I think it was our little
ship they were after, unless it was one on the horison, in
which case they missed by miles.
During the course of these operations we took off
from the beaches upwards of 400 French soldiers. To our bitter
disappointment we could find no British, others were luckier.
We also mislaid out ship for a few hours - she was on tow -
having one propeller completely tied up with bits of line and
the other engine knooking hard. The tow rope broke and we
could not find her though we cast about for a time. However
back at Sheerness yesterday evening having babled from Ramsgate
she turned up again next day - faithful thing. We arrived
5'
at 1200. An eventful trip. We borught back 2 "prises" - a nice
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Movements recorded for Surrey during the evacuation period, as plotted on the Operation Dynamo map.

Departed	Route	Arrived	Troops	Notes	Source
—	Dunkirk	—	—	Stationary Location recorded; complete dated movement unavailable	NMM 940.542.1 1940 Orde vol iii, page 206
—	Dunkirk	—	—	Stationary Location recorded; complete dated movement unavailable	NMM 940.542.1 1940 Orde vol iii, page 207

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