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THE ROYAL NAVY. 317
HARBOUR SERVICE (STATIONARY. TRAINING SHIPS. &o.).
CALLIOPE. Late Light Cruiser. 2,770 Tons. (Drill Ship for Tyne Division, R.N.V.R.) Ntweastle-en-
Tyne.
CAROLINE. Late Cruiser. 2,750 Tons, (Drill Ship or Ulster Division, R.N.V.R.) Belfast
CARBICK (late City op Adelaide). 860 Tons. (Drill Ship for Outlying Unit of Clyde Division
R.N.V.R.) Greenock.
CLAVERHOU8B (late M. 23) Late Monitor. 486 Tons. (Drill Ship for Hart Seottuh Division,
R.N.V.R.) Leith.
CONWAY (late Nilb). Late 2nd Rate. 4,875 Tons. (Lent to the Mercantile Marine Service Association.
Rock Ferry, Birkenhead.
CORNFLOWER. Sloop 1,175 Tons. IHP 2,000. Ount— 2-4 inch, 4-3 pr. (Drill Ship for Hong Kong
Naval Volunteer Reserve.)
CORNWALL. Late Srd Rate. 2,917 Tons. Juvenile Reformatory. (Lent to he School Ship Company.)
Oravesend.
EAGLET (late Irwell, late 8m Bhtis). Late Sloop. 950 Tons. (Drill Ship for Mersey Division
R.N.V.R.) Liverpool.
FLYING FOX. Late Sloop. 925 Tons. (Drill Ship for Bristol Division, R.N.V.R.) Bristol
IMPLACABLE. Late Training Ship for Boys 3,223 Tons. Portsmouth
RWELL (late GOOLB). Late Minesweeper. 555 Tons. Drill Ship for Outlying Unit of Mersey Division
R.N.V.R., Birkenhead.
LABURNUM. Sloop. 1,165 Tons. IHP 1,800. Quns—2-l inch, 4-3 pr. (Drill Ship for Straits
Settlements, R.N. V.R.) Singapore.
PRESIDENT (late Saxifbagb). Late Sloop. 1,135 Tons. (Drill Ship for London Division, R.N.V.R.)
London.
PRESIDENT (old) (late Garnet). Sloop. 1,130 Tons. (Lent to Mr. C. B. Fry in connection with
" Mercury " Training School.) Hamble River, Southampton.
RED DRAGON. (Bulk.) Devonport
SATELLITE. Late Light Cruiser. 1,010 Tons. (Drill Ship for Outlying Unit of Tyne Divison,
R.N.V.R.) North Shields.
UNICORN II. 5th Rate. 1,447 Tons. (Drill Ship for Outlying Unit of East Seottuh Division, R.N.V.R.
Dundee.
VALIANT III. (late Valiant (old)). 6, 710 Tons Hulk. Devonport
WORCESTER (late FBBDBBIOK William). Late 2nd Rate, 4,725 Tons. Lent (• Ineorporated Thames
Nautieal Training College.) Oreenhithe, Kent,
HARBOUR SERVICE (STATIONARY. TRAINING SHIPS. &o.).
CALLIOPE. Late Light Cruiser. 2,770 Tons. (Drill Ship for Tyne Division, R.N.V.R.) Ntweastle-en-
Tyne.
CAROLINE. Late Cruiser. 2,750 Tons, (Drill Ship or Ulster Division, R.N.V.R.) Belfast
CARBICK (late City op Adelaide). 860 Tons. (Drill Ship for Outlying Unit of Clyde Division
R.N.V.R.) Greenock.
CLAVERHOU8B (late M. 23) Late Monitor. 486 Tons. (Drill Ship for Hart Seottuh Division,
R.N.V.R.) Leith.
CONWAY (late Nilb). Late 2nd Rate. 4,875 Tons. (Lent to the Mercantile Marine Service Association.
Rock Ferry, Birkenhead.
CORNFLOWER. Sloop 1,175 Tons. IHP 2,000. Ount— 2-4 inch, 4-3 pr. (Drill Ship for Hong Kong
Naval Volunteer Reserve.)
CORNWALL. Late Srd Rate. 2,917 Tons. Juvenile Reformatory. (Lent to he School Ship Company.)
Oravesend.
EAGLET (late Irwell, late 8m Bhtis). Late Sloop. 950 Tons. (Drill Ship for Mersey Division
R.N.V.R.) Liverpool.
FLYING FOX. Late Sloop. 925 Tons. (Drill Ship for Bristol Division, R.N.V.R.) Bristol
IMPLACABLE. Late Training Ship for Boys 3,223 Tons. Portsmouth
RWELL (late GOOLB). Late Minesweeper. 555 Tons. Drill Ship for Outlying Unit of Mersey Division
R.N.V.R., Birkenhead.
LABURNUM. Sloop. 1,165 Tons. IHP 1,800. Quns—2-l inch, 4-3 pr. (Drill Ship for Straits
Settlements, R.N. V.R.) Singapore.
PRESIDENT (late Saxifbagb). Late Sloop. 1,135 Tons. (Drill Ship for London Division, R.N.V.R.)
London.
PRESIDENT (old) (late Garnet). Sloop. 1,130 Tons. (Lent to Mr. C. B. Fry in connection with
" Mercury " Training School.) Hamble River, Southampton.
RED DRAGON. (Bulk.) Devonport
SATELLITE. Late Light Cruiser. 1,010 Tons. (Drill Ship for Outlying Unit of Tyne Divison,
R.N.V.R.) North Shields.
UNICORN II. 5th Rate. 1,447 Tons. (Drill Ship for Outlying Unit of East Seottuh Division, R.N.V.R.
Dundee.
VALIANT III. (late Valiant (old)). 6, 710 Tons Hulk. Devonport
WORCESTER (late FBBDBBIOK William). Late 2nd Rate, 4,725 Tons. Lent (• Ineorporated Thames
Nautieal Training College.) Oreenhithe, Kent,
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