Listing continued from ADM 137/15/3. Folios 288-294: (paper M 02866/14 titled A 1323/14)....

Listing continued from ADM 137/15/3.

Folios 288-294: (paper M 02866/14 titled A 1323/14).

Folios 288-294: (paper M 02866/14). Folio 290: Letter dated 18 October 1914 by Sub-Lieutenant George Charles Napier, Royal Naval Reserve, stating that in August 1912 that his ship the Chenab had sighted a large German East African liner close inshore at the Island of St Pierre discharging cargo to large buildings ashore. The matter had been reported before. Folio 294: Information regarding the British Island of St Pierrre.

Folios 295-300: (paper M 02866/14).

Folios 295-300: Use of Cypher M in East African protectorate.

Folios 301-305: (paper M 02866/14). Folios 301-305: Indian Expeditionary Force D.

Folios 306-310: (paper M 21941/14).

Folio 308: Report by the Lieutenant Colonel Governor of the Seychelles dated 10 November 1914 that the Gabriele having visited the Aldabra Island on the 31 August witnessed the German steamer Somali anchored off the Island which lit flares and on the next day the Koningsberg arrived and coaled from the Somuli. The manager of the Island in ignorance of war having broken out attempted to board the Konigsberg but was told no one could approach as small pox was on board. The Konigsberg cleared without landing as soon as coaling was complete.

Folios 311-315: (paper M 03904/14).

Folios 311-315: Conduct of military operations in German East Africa to be conducted by the War Office.

Folios 316-320: (paper M 03935/14). Folios 316-320: War Office asking to be informed of the progress of naval operations in East Africa.

Folios 321-336: (paper M 22061/14). Folios 321-336: The transmission of intelligence from Germans residing in Mozambique to their compatriots in German East Africa.

Folios 337-356: (paper NID 5400). Folios 337-356: Translation from the Hamburger Nachricten dated 1 January 1915 – The War in the German Protectorates, second statement issued by the Imperial Colonial Office.

Folios 357-381: (paper M 0704/15). Folios 357-381: Alleged breach of truce in Dar-Es-Salaam arranged at beginning of war by HMS Chatham, Captain Sidney Robert Drury Lowe on 21 October 1914.

Folios 382-394: Publication of the Diary of Naval operations in East Africa, August 1914 to January 1915.

Folios 397-421: Printed reported of Naval Operations in East Africa, August 1914 to January 1915 with plans of Tanga (folio 419), the Rufiji Delta – tracing from German Chart to illustrate reconnaissance carried out on 23 Dec 1914, (folio 420), and Dar-Es-Salaam, (folio 421). Folios 422-457: (paper M 24613/15 titled R 205/15).

Folios 422-457: Recommendations for Distinguished Service Medals.

Folios 424-427: Recommendations by Captain Francis Wade Caulfeild, HMS Fox at Bombay, dated 2 April 1915 for operations at Dar-Es-Salaamon 28 November 1914, (folios 425-426): Leading Seaman Thomas Arthur Gallagher, ON 222943, HMS Fox; Leading Stoker Harry Broom, ON K1521; Thomas J Clarke, Royal Fleet Reserve, ON A1535, HMS Goliath; Able Seaman George Upton, ON 190145, HMS Goliath; Stoker Petty Officer Walter Vernon, ON 309032, HMS Pegasus; Stoker First Class, ON K 14406, HMS Pegasus. For reconnaissance in course of Koningsberg guarding operations off Rufiji Delta (folios 426-427): Petty Officer Patrick Hurley, ON 170903, HMS Fox; Private Thomas Maurice Symons, Royal Marine Light Infantry, Ply 9603, HMS Pegasus.

Folios 429-432: Recommendations by Captain Sidney Robert Drury Lowe, HMS Chatham at Bombay, dated 31 March 1915: Petty Officer, William Dean Chandler, ON 218266, HMS Chatham; Able Seaman, Herbert Dobson, ON 223645, HMS Chatham; Arthur Gillingham Pedder, ON 271351, HMS Chatham; Walter John Harmer, ON 188407, HMS Chatham; Leading Seaman Alfred Sidney Rose, ON 236177, HMS Chatham; Leading Seaman Walter Wade, ON 213751, HMS Chatham; Leading Seaman Charles Laplain, ON 239761, HMS Chatham; Edgar Wilkinson, ON M518, HMS Chatham; Leading Signalman Frederick William Raven, ON 225331, HMS Chatham; Leading Seaman, Frederick John Patterson, ON 223018, HMS Goliath; Able Seaman, James Mumford, ON J9811, HMS Goliath.

Folios 433-435: Recommendations by Captain Sidney Robert Drury Lowe, HMS Chatham at Zanzibar, dated 12 November 1914 in report on operation of blocking the entrance to the Rufigi river: Lieutenant Reginald Slaughter Triggs, Royal Naval Reserve, HMS Chatham; Sub Lieutenant James Philip Alfred Bremridge, HMS Chatham; Lieutenant Commander John Clarke Stewart Paterson, HMS Goliath; Lieutenant Commander George Holbrow Lang, HMS Weymouth; Sub Lieutenant Alexander Gordon Murray, HMS Weymouth; Sub Lieutenant John Henry Revel Homfray, HMS Dartmouth.

Folios 436-439: Report on the blocking operations in the left entrance of the river leading to Salale, dated 11 November 1914 by Commander Raymond Fitzmaurice.

Folios 441-444: Recommendations for the Distinguished Service Medal by Lieutenant Commander George Holbrow Lang, HMS Weymouth, dated 9 May 1915: Leading Seaman Walter George Fitzjohn, ON 228785 (died of wounds); Able Seaman Benjamin Henry Whowall, ON J807; Able Seaman James Simpson, ON 214806; Stoker Petty Officer Alfred Whitehead, ON 283622; Stoker Frederick Sydney Yelverton, ON K5005; Private Charles Frederick Askham, Royal Marine Light Infantry, Ch/7518; Leading Signalman Johnston Robertson, ON 225836; Leading Seaman John Valentine Smith, ON 222058; Able Seaman William Robert Hutchings, ON 227240.