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Escort of first Australasian convoy, 31 July-30 September 1914: pages 8-39: attitude...

Catalogue reference: ADM 137/1

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Reference
ADM 137/1
Date
1914
Description

Escort of first Australasian convoy, 31 July-30 September 1914:

  • pages 8-39: attitude of New Zealand Government in present crisis, (paper M 01264/1914).
  • pages 40-83: financial responsibility for New Zealand Expeditionary Force, (paper M 01360/1914); page 58: telegram (copy) from the Governor General of Australia in regard to the Expeditionary Force convoy, (paper OD 157).
  • pages 84-88: route of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force to England, (paper M 01536/1914).
  • pages 89-91: financial responsibility for New Zealand Expeditionary Force, (paper M 01360/1914).
  • pages 92-137: New Zealand Expeditionary Force, (paper M 01617/1914).
  • pages 138-139: convoy for Australian Expeditionary Force, (paper M 01858/1914).
  • pages 140-160: despatch of Australian contingent escort required, (paper M 01882/1914).
  • page 161: proposals for escort of New Zealand Expeditionary Force, (paper M 01927/1914).
  • pages 162-163: escort for expeditionary forces from Australia and New Zealand, (paper M 01944/1914).
  • pages 164-187: escort of New Zealand Expeditionary Force, (paper M 01978/1914).
  • pages 188-230: convoy for Australian and New Zealand Expeditionary Forces telegraphic correspondence, (paper M 02069/1914).
  • pages 231-241: departure of Australian and New Zealand Expeditionary Forces and arrangements for convoying, (paper M 02162/1914).
  • pages 242-249: arrangements for convoying of Australian and New Zealand Expeditionary Forces, (paper M 02212/1914).
  • pages 250-256: postponement of departure of New Zealand expedition, (paper M 02266/1914).
  • pages 257-272: despatches (printed) by George E Patey, Vice Admiral commanding HM Australian fleet to the Admiralty, 1914, (paper M 02266/1914).
  • pages 273-288: Rough diary (dated 31 July-30 September 1914) relating to the escort of the Australasian convoy, (paper M 02266/1914).

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The National Archives, Kew
Former department reference
HS 1
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Conflict
Australia and Pacific
Navy
Official publications
Communications
Diaries
Armed Forces (General Administration)
Operations, battles and campaigns
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https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C4111665/

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ADM 137

Admiralty: Historical Section: Records used for Official History, First World War

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