Sessional Papers, Volume 51H.M. Stationery Office, 1900 - Great Britain |
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1st April 31 December 31st March Admiralty Average Number average ratio Belleville beri beri blackwater fever boilers British India S. N. c.c. venin cent Chatham Coals for Steaming Coast CONSTRUCTION-continued Cost Cruisers Dead DENTAL Total Details not shown Devonport DIRECT CHARGES Disease and Injury ditto Dockyard Equipment Establishment and Incidental Estimates per Navy Explanation of Differences fever Fittings Gibraltar Greenwich Hospital Gun Mountings INCI Incidental Charges Indies injected inoculated JOHN MENZIES July Las Palmas Machinery Majesty's Majesty's Treasury malarial MANUFACTURING Marine Materials Mean Force Messrs NAME OF SHIP Navy Appropriation Account Navy Estimates Number Number Invalided Officers Old Yes Palmas Passed into Fleet pedo Tubes Pembroke Pensions Port Portsmouth Price Propelling REFITS Repairs Royal SERVICES shown in Estimates Sick Daily Southampton Station Stock Sub-head survey syphilis terials tetanus Torpedo Boat total number Value vessels Vict Vide Navy Appropriation water-tube boilers YARD CRAFT yaws તું હું
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