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735:. On 12 February, seven stokers refused duty in protest over the poor quality of food being provided to the sailors aboard. All seven were found guilty of disobeying orders, and were punished with prison sentences between 12 and 14 months, plus dismissal from the RAN. The remaining stokers were supplemented by native personnel until 25 April, when replacement RAN personnel arrived. During March, the ship patrolled the Gulf of Siam, and escorted a Russian troop convoy sailing to Europe. During April, further patrols of the Bay of Bengal were made, before
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sited above the waterline. Armour protection was limited to 50 mm (2.0 in) thick section of deck plating over vital areas. The ship's company initially stood at 220, but this was later reduced to 188; 12 officers, and 176 sailors.
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on 15 November 1897. She was launched on 19 July 1898 by Miss E. Carr, sister of the dockyard's admiral superintendent. The cruiser was completed on 28 April 1899, and was placed in reserve until her commissioning on 2 May 1899.
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Turkish prisoners of war, was responsible for the transportation of two Chinese spies (one of whom escaped), and helped capture the ringleaders of an Indian soldiers' mutiny in Singapore.
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Australia's north-east coast, but after uneventful patrols, she was decommissioned for the final time on 26 March 1918.
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in July 1902, when the government captured revolutionists from an attempted coup. The following month she left Bermuda homeward bound, returning to
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on 6 July, and then man her to evacuate European civilians from
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1025:. No. 36852. London. 21 August 1902. p. 8.
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991:"Latest intelligence - The Situation in Nicaragua".
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950:. No. 36710. London. 8 March 1902. p. 9.
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980:. No. 36772. London. 20 May 1902. p. 8.
965:. No. 36765. London. 12 May 1902. p. 9.
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1625:List of cruisers of the Royal Navy
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1212:Elias, Charles (7 July 2015).
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925:. Bermuda: Island Press Ltd.
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1414:World War I Naval Combat
1258:Australia's Ships of War
1220:. Fairfax Regional Media
909:Australia's Ships of War
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1406:Australian War Memorial
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224:General characteristics
124:inherited battle honour
1302:Cassells, Vic (2000).
1283:Bastock, John (1988).
1256:Bastock, John (1975).
1218:Port Stephens Examiner
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179:1 July 1915
171:1 July 1915
117:Honours and
1833:1898 ships
1817:Categories
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1673:Shipwrecks
1529:Prometheus
1480:Proserpine
1471:Royal Navy
1378:Sabretache
1267:0207129274
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837:Citations
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711:HMS
669:Admiralty
623:Devonport
619:Nicaragua
465:HMS
218:1922–1940
200:Sank 1940
151:Australia
85:Laid down
1601:Arrogant
1494:Pactolus
1322:48761594
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898:, p. 117
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561:Plymouth
540:, three
480:paid off
424:) was a
314:Armament
168:Acquired
93:Launched
1578:Pioneer
1550:Pandora
1543:Pioneer
1515:Perseus
1508:Pyramus
1501:Pegasus
1487:Pelorus
1453:Pelorus
1416:webpage
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1367:6 March
1276:2525523
1238:Pelvin
911:, p. 50
799:Suffolk
768:Moorhen
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733:Sumatra
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603:Bermuda
594:in the
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359:Armour
253:Length
236:-class
212:timber
162:Psyche
119:awards
69:Psyche
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656:(now
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412:HMAS
298:Speed
207:Notes
160:HMAS
1711:1941
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1386:ISSN
1369:2012
1350:ISSN
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157:Name
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