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THE ROYAL NAVY.
LIST OF ROYAL FLEET AUXILIARIES, ALSO OF SMALL
STEAM VESSELS, TUGS, &C, EMPLOYED ON HARBOUR
SERVICE.
ADDER.
S. Special Service
Vessel.
I.H.P. 280.
Dover.
oyed in laying Moorings.
ADELAIDE. S (late Fidget,
late Miner No. 18.)
Special Service Vessel.
I.H.P. 230.
Malta.
Employed by Naval Ordnance Department.
ADVICE. P. Tug (Steel).
700 Tons. I.H.P 1,250.
Chatham.
jETNA. P. Tug {Steel and
Iron ) .
530 Tons. I.H.P. 850.
Devonport .
AID. S. Tank Vessel (Steel).
390 Tons. I.H.P. 300.
Gosport.
ALLIANCE. S. Tug (Steel).
615 Tons. I.H.P. 1,400.
Sheernest.
ALLIGATOR. Twin Screw Tug
and Tank Vessel (Iron).
(Fitted until a Fire Engine.')
f)30 Tons. I.H.P. 1,000.
Pembroke Dwh.
ANT (New). Special Service
Vessel.
Portsmouth.
ASP. S. Tank Vessel (Steel).
330 Tons. I.H.P. 300.
Sheernets.
ASSURANCE. Twin Screw Tug
(Steel.)
300 Tons. LHP. 450.
Devonport .
ATLAS. Twin Screw Tug and
Tank Vessel (Steel).
615 Tons. I.H.P. 1400.
Hong-Kong.
ATTENDANT. Oiler.
Completing at Chatham.
Master Lieut. William Gregory, rnr.
BEE. [late 'Thames.') S.
Lighter (Iron.)
320 Tons. I.H.P. 120.
Deptford.
BISON. Steam Store Vessel
(Steel).
760 Tons. I.H.P. 500.
Woolwich.
Employed by Naval Ordnance Store Department.
BITER. Twin Screw Special
Service Vessel.
I.H.P. 200.
Sheer ness.
Attached tc ' Action, '
THE ROYAL NAVY.
LIST OF ROYAL FLEET AUXILIARIES, ALSO OF SMALL
STEAM VESSELS, TUGS, &C, EMPLOYED ON HARBOUR
SERVICE.
ADDER.
S. Special Service
Vessel.
I.H.P. 280.
Dover.
oyed in laying Moorings.
ADELAIDE. S (late Fidget,
late Miner No. 18.)
Special Service Vessel.
I.H.P. 230.
Malta.
Employed by Naval Ordnance Department.
ADVICE. P. Tug (Steel).
700 Tons. I.H.P 1,250.
Chatham.
jETNA. P. Tug {Steel and
Iron ) .
530 Tons. I.H.P. 850.
Devonport .
AID. S. Tank Vessel (Steel).
390 Tons. I.H.P. 300.
Gosport.
ALLIANCE. S. Tug (Steel).
615 Tons. I.H.P. 1,400.
Sheernest.
ALLIGATOR. Twin Screw Tug
and Tank Vessel (Iron).
(Fitted until a Fire Engine.')
f)30 Tons. I.H.P. 1,000.
Pembroke Dwh.
ANT (New). Special Service
Vessel.
Portsmouth.
ASP. S. Tank Vessel (Steel).
330 Tons. I.H.P. 300.
Sheernets.
ASSURANCE. Twin Screw Tug
(Steel.)
300 Tons. LHP. 450.
Devonport .
ATLAS. Twin Screw Tug and
Tank Vessel (Steel).
615 Tons. I.H.P. 1400.
Hong-Kong.
ATTENDANT. Oiler.
Completing at Chatham.
Master Lieut. William Gregory, rnr.
BEE. [late 'Thames.') S.
Lighter (Iron.)
320 Tons. I.H.P. 120.
Deptford.
BISON. Steam Store Vessel
(Steel).
760 Tons. I.H.P. 500.
Woolwich.
Employed by Naval Ordnance Store Department.
BITER. Twin Screw Special
Service Vessel.
I.H.P. 200.
Sheer ness.
Attached tc ' Action, '
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