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APPENDIX I.

Note on the Revision of Armaments at Hong Kong.

IN order to raise the strength of the military ports, coaling stations, and mercantile harbours to a level consistent with the improved armaments of foreign navies a Conference of naval and military officers was, by arrangement with the First Lord of the Admiralty, assembled by the Secretary of State for War, and the recommendations contained in a Report submitted in due course by this Conference were subsequently approved by him.

2. The following recommendations for alterations in the armament of Hong Kong were thus approved:--

Alterations approved.

Name of Work,

Existing Armament.

Future Armament.

Additions.

Reductions.

Eastern. Lyemun Redoubt

Lyemun Reverse

Lyemun, Central

Lyemun, West

New site-

Saiwan Hill

Devil's Peak

2-6" B.L.

2-6" B.L.

8-9" R.M.L. 1-6-pr. Q.F.

3-9" R.M.L.

4-12-pr. Q.F.

..

4--12-pr. Q.F. 1--6-pr. Q.F.

2-64-pr. R.M.L...

2-9" R.M.L.

2-9" R.M.L.

2-6-pr. Q.F.

2—6" B.L., VII

2-9'2" B.L. 2-6" B.I., VII

2-64-pr. R.M.L...

2-6-pr. Q.F.

2-6" B.L., VIL

2-9.2" B.L. 2-6" B.L., VII.

North Point

Victoria Battery Kowloon Dock

Inner.

2-9" R.M.L. 1-9 2" B.L. 3-9" R.M.L. 1-9•2′′ B.L. 3-10" R.M.L. 1-64-pr. R.M.L. .

2-6" B.L.

2-9" R.M.L.

2-6" B.L. 1-9 -2′′ B.L.

2-6" B.L.

3-9" R.M.L.

3-10" R.M.L.

1-9-2" B.L.

6" B.L. 1-64-pr. R.M.L.

Kowloon, East Battery Kowloon, West

Murray Battery (for

drill)

Western. Stonecutter, West

Stonecutter, Central

Stonecutter, East

Shore Battery

Belcher's Point

2-10" B.L. 2 -6" B.L., VII 1-6-pr. Q.F. 1-3-pr. Q.F.

1-10" B.L. 1-6" B.L. 2--3-pr. Q.F.

2-9" R.M.L.

2-10' B.L.

2-5" B.L., VII.

1-6-pr. Q.F.

1-3-pr. Q.F.

1-10' B.L. 1-6" B.L. 2-3-pr. Q.F.

2-4.7" Q.F.

2-4'7" Q.F.

2-9" R.M.L.

2-64-pr. R.M.L... 2-6-pr. Q.F.

2-12-pr. Q.F.

2-6-pr. Q.F.

1-10" B.L. 2-6" B.L., VII 2-6" B.L.

2-6-pr. Q.F.

3-3-pr. Q.F.

2-12-pr. Q.F.

2-6-pr. Q.F.

2-64-pr. R.M.L... 2-12-pr. Q.F.

1-10" B.L. 2-6" B.L., VIL 2-6" B.L. 2-12-pr. Q.F. 3--3-pr. Q.F.

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