of Imperial Govern £30,000 paid annually towards expenditure
ment.
12,000 tons of coal- £12,000 paid in lieu of
Naval Ex-
Naval
Population,
Expenditure.
Population. penditure1 Head of
Remarks
APPENDIX B.
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Name.
Date of Load Dis- Launch, placement. Mile Speed.
Measured
Remarks.
Year.
Tens.
Knots,
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The following tables give the British Ships and those of the principal Foreign Powers on the NORTH AMERICA, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, SOUTH-EAST COAST OF AMERICA, PACIFIC STATIONS, and in the EASTERN SEAB on April 15th, 1902. (The names of Battleships and ('ruisers only are given, for smaller vessels the total numbers of each class):
I.—ATLANTIC OCEAN,
NORTH AMERICA AND WEST INDIES.
GREAT BRITAIN,
Classification.
Date of
Load Dis-
Measured
Classification.
Xame.
Remarks.
Launch. placement. ¦ Mile Speed.
UNARMOURED.
Cruisers, 1st Class -
"Grafton *
Year.
1991
Tous.
7,850
Koots.
20'0
11
2nd Class
* Amphion
1882
4,300
"Phaton "
1882
4,300
Sloop
1900
URA
9.91
9-91
13-25
*Forjicko Boat Destroyers
1895
360
30.0
See remarks against French Squadron in Eastern seas.
Torpedo Bout
++
1983
40
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Classification.
Same.
Date of Load Dis- Measured Launch. placement. Mile Speed.
Remarks.
Year.
Tons.
Koots.
Classification.
Xame.
Date of Load Dis- Measured Launch, placement. Mile Speet.
Rewarks.
Year.
+
Tens.
Knot.
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UNARMOURED.
Cruiser, 2nd Class, Protzeted Special and Smaller Vessels.
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RUSSIA (Nil).
FRANCE.
"Protet "
+
20.2
1898 *1,001 1885–1899 637 to 1,575 10-5 to 13-0 GERMANY AND JAPAN (Nil).
UNITED STATES.
* Wisconsin " **Oregon.***
1898
(1,6.53
1893 10,258
17-2
36-8
USARMOURED,
Cruisers, 2nd Cinss, Protected;
“ Boston “
1381
3,035
"Philadelphia**
1889
4,410
15-6
19-7
11
3rd Class, Un-. protected.
+ Yuhina'
872
1,300
10.6
Training ship.
** Marblehead **
192
2,0189
184
** Bennington **
1890
1,710.
17.5
** Concori”
1890
1,710
8.91
Gunboat
Sloops
Tornedo Boat Destroyer
Torpedo Boats, 1st Class
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1874-97|||1,000–1,100 In to 12-92 of these are Training ships.
1888
방
11.8
185x
279
1.0%
*
AHMOCHED.
Battleships, 1st Class -
HOLLAND (Ni).
NOTE-Besides the above, Chili has a squadrop as follows:-1 Battleship, 2nd Class ; 2 Comit Defence Ships, 2 1st Class Cruisers, 3 oì Class Cruisers, 3rd Class Cruisers, 3 Torpedo vessels, 9 Destroyers, 5 Torpedo
boats.
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APPENDIX B.
The following tables give the British Ships and those of the principal Foreign Powers on the NORTH AMERICA, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, SOUTH-EAST COAST OF America, PACIFIC STATIONS, and in the EASTERN SEAS on April 15th, 1902. (The names of Battleships and Cruisers only are given, for smaller vessels the total numbers of each class):-
I-ATLANTIC OCEAN.
NORTH AMERICA AND WEST INDIES.