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xviii REGISTERED TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESSES— con^rf.
NOTE. — The " Indicator" words shewn in brackets, which are intended to insure the speedy
delivery of telegrams, are to be omitted in all official telegrams from abroad, and must not be
used except for inland telegrams.
Bstablishm^ents .
Telegraphic Addresses.
Eastchurch, Naval Flying School
Electrical Cable Overseer, Admiralty,
at Charlton .....
Electrical Machinery Overseer, 160, Stam-
ford Street, Manchester .
Flying School, Central, Upavon, Wilts
Glasgow, Captain Superintendent of Con-
tract-Built Ships ....
Gosport, Naval Ordnance Store Officer,
Priddy's Hard ....
Eoyal Clarence Yard
Koyal Marine Barracks, Forton
"Royal Naval Hospital, Haslar
Royal Marine Infirmary
Greenock, R.N. Torpedo Factory
Green vrlch, Royal Naval College
Royal Hospital School
Haslar, Admiralty Liquid Fuel Experi-
mental Works ....
Haul bowline (jsee vnder Queenstown)
Home Fleets, Vice-Admiral Commanding
Second and Third Fleets
Humber (North Killingholme), Officer in
Charge of Woiks
Invergorden, "Works Department
Ipswich, Officer in charge of "Works
Keyham Royal Naval College
Liverpool, Admiralty Transport Officer
Maichwood, Deputy Naval Ordnance Officer
Nautical Almanac Office ....
Naval Air Stations {see Air Stations)
Naval Flying School, Eastchurch
Newcastle, Assistant-Inspector of Steel
Captain Superintendent of Con-
tract-Built Ships
Inspector of Coal Shipments .
Nore, Commander-in-Chief ....
Osborne, Convalescent Home
Royal Naval College
Aeroplanes, Eastchurch.
Elecab, Charlton, S.E.
Elemach, Manchester.
Speedy, Upavon.
Adsupt, Glasgow.
Naval Ordnance, Gosport.
Clarence, Gosport,
Marine, Gosport,
Haslar, Gosport,
Marine Infirmary, Gosport
Torpedo, Greenock,
Greenwich College,
Hospital School (Green), London.
Expert, Gosport.
Vice-Admiral, Home Fleet, Sheer -
ness.
Adworks, South Eallingholme
Adworks, Invergordon,
Works, Ipswich.
College, Devonport
Admiralty Transports, Liverpool.
Naval Ordnance, Marchwood.
Naulmanac (Holb), London.
Aeroplanes, Eastchurch.
Steeliness, Newcastle-on-Tyne
Adsupt, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Coaling, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Admiral, Chatham.
Convalescent, Osborne.
College, Osborne,
NOTE. — The " Indicator" words shewn in brackets, which are intended to insure the speedy
delivery of telegrams, are to be omitted in all official telegrams from abroad, and must not be
used except for inland telegrams.
Bstablishm^ents .
Telegraphic Addresses.
Eastchurch, Naval Flying School
Electrical Cable Overseer, Admiralty,
at Charlton .....
Electrical Machinery Overseer, 160, Stam-
ford Street, Manchester .
Flying School, Central, Upavon, Wilts
Glasgow, Captain Superintendent of Con-
tract-Built Ships ....
Gosport, Naval Ordnance Store Officer,
Priddy's Hard ....
Eoyal Clarence Yard
Koyal Marine Barracks, Forton
"Royal Naval Hospital, Haslar
Royal Marine Infirmary
Greenock, R.N. Torpedo Factory
Green vrlch, Royal Naval College
Royal Hospital School
Haslar, Admiralty Liquid Fuel Experi-
mental Works ....
Haul bowline (jsee vnder Queenstown)
Home Fleets, Vice-Admiral Commanding
Second and Third Fleets
Humber (North Killingholme), Officer in
Charge of Woiks
Invergorden, "Works Department
Ipswich, Officer in charge of "Works
Keyham Royal Naval College
Liverpool, Admiralty Transport Officer
Maichwood, Deputy Naval Ordnance Officer
Nautical Almanac Office ....
Naval Air Stations {see Air Stations)
Naval Flying School, Eastchurch
Newcastle, Assistant-Inspector of Steel
Captain Superintendent of Con-
tract-Built Ships
Inspector of Coal Shipments .
Nore, Commander-in-Chief ....
Osborne, Convalescent Home
Royal Naval College
Aeroplanes, Eastchurch.
Elecab, Charlton, S.E.
Elemach, Manchester.
Speedy, Upavon.
Adsupt, Glasgow.
Naval Ordnance, Gosport.
Clarence, Gosport,
Marine, Gosport,
Haslar, Gosport,
Marine Infirmary, Gosport
Torpedo, Greenock,
Greenwich College,
Hospital School (Green), London.
Expert, Gosport.
Vice-Admiral, Home Fleet, Sheer -
ness.
Adworks, South Eallingholme
Adworks, Invergordon,
Works, Ipswich.
College, Devonport
Admiralty Transports, Liverpool.
Naval Ordnance, Marchwood.
Naulmanac (Holb), London.
Aeroplanes, Eastchurch.
Steeliness, Newcastle-on-Tyne
Adsupt, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Coaling, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Admiral, Chatham.
Convalescent, Osborne.
College, Osborne,
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