Minute Book number 55

December 1901 to March 1902. 2 attached fold-out surveys, page 51, both showing Queenstown Harbour, Ireland, new limits and new moorings shown in red.
Attached envelope, page 70, 'Cover for Sketch and Tracing of the Moorings for HMS 'Caroline' at Harwich enclosed in letter from Sheerness Yard, dated 5th November 1901', containing 2 documents; firstly, a sketch depicting a buoy with various measurements underneath, entitled 'Moorings for HMS 'Caroline', Laid 30.10.01 at Harwich'; secondly, a tracing, chart number 1491, 'Moorings for HMS 'Caroline', laid 30th October 1901'.
Attached fold-out survey, page 111, Chatham, Sketch for a New Basin, including St Mary's Island and the Dock Yard. This is hidden in amongst the attached A4 papers.
Attached fold-out survey, page 112, 'Proposal for re-arrangement of Portland Harbour', depicting the Merchant Ships Anchorage between Weymouth and Portland. This is hidden amongst the attached A4 papers.
Attached chartlet, also page 112, 'Tracing showing Final Re-arrangement of Coal Hulks from King's Harbour Master Portland through Commander in Chief Portsmouth'.
Attached fold-out chart, page 116, chart number 3265, 'North Atlantic Bermuda Islands, Boss Cove, surveyed by Lieutenant E A Day, Royal Navy, September 1901, 'Mooring of the 'Bermuda Dock' in temporary berth'.
Attached fold-out survey, page 172, chart number 847, 'Famagusta Harbour (Ammochoustos of the Greeks, Machousa of the Turks), Surveyed by Staff Commander John Millard, 1878 - 9. 3 attached fold-out surveys, page 280; first one, 'S.S. 'Huronian', Missing in North Atlantic since February, Requesting Admiralty to make search for', showing the track Huronian was to follow, Canada to Ireland, and the most probable area for search; second one, 'To accompany 'Bellona's Orders, Track to be followed from Scotland to the Feroe Islands, in between Scotland and Iceland; and third one, showing the track and area being searched by 'Bellona', and the Blue track to be followed by 'Thames', in the waters between Iceland and Ireland.
Attached envelope, page 282, containing the following documents: firstly, folded booklet 'Printed for the Use of the Colonial Office, November 1903', 'Australian No 157, List of Pacific Islands belonging to Great Britain or under British Protection'; secondly, fold-out survey, tied with pink bow, chart number 2683, Pacific Ocean, Compiled From the Latest Government Surveys, 'London - Published at the Admiralty, 20th May 1887, under the Superintendence of Captain W J L Wharton, Royal Navy, FRS Hydrographer', showing whose possession the islands of the Pacific were under. Loose sheet and attached fold-out survey, page 295; attached survey showing British Columbia, and the Probable Centre of Cyclonic Gale, Noon 3rd December 1901, the sheet attached to this survey is a tracing, 'If moved along the probable track of storm on Chart this tracing will show the shift of wind at every position'