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LIEUTENANT RONALD CAMERON WATSON, R.C.N.
BOY HENRY CHARLES FLETCHER
BOY WILLIAM HYDE NELDER
BOY GEORGE EDWARD WILLIAMS
OF H.M.C.S. NADEN
WHO WERE DROWNED OFF ESQUIMALT
12TH JULY 1924

EDWARD ATCHERLEY ECKERSHALL NIXON
COMMANDER R.N.
DIED NOVEMBER 10TH 1924

ERECTED BY THE OFFICERS WHO SERVED UNDER HIM IN THE
ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE OF CANADA.
1911 - 1922

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TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN FOND MEMORY OF THE
FOLLOWING EX-CADETS OF THE
ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE
OF CANADA.
MIDSHIPMEN
W.A.PALMER    J.V.W.HATHEWAY
A.W.SILVER       M.CANN
KILLED IN ACTION ON BOARD HMS GOOD HOPE
OFF CORONEL NOV. 1ST 1914.
LIEUTENANT
W.M. MAITLAND-DOUGALL
KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE IN COMMAND OF
H.M. SUBMARINE D.3.
IN THE ENGLISH CHANNEL
MARCH 15TH 1918

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TO THE MEMORY OF THE
COMMANDING OFFICERS AND MEN OF
H.M.S. CONDOR
WHICH WAS LOST AT SEA WITH ALL HANDS
IN DECEMBER 1901 OFF THE COAST OF VANCOUVER ISLAND

"OUT OF THE DEEP HAVE I CALLED UNTO THEE,
O LORD
HEAR MY VOICE."

ERECTED BY THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF
THE PACIFIC SQUADRON.

IN MEMORIUM
IN MEMORY OF THE GALLANT OFFICERS
AND MEN WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN
H.M.C.S. FRASER - SUNK JUNE 1 1940
H.M.C.S. MARGAREE - SUNK OCT. 1940

"LEST WE FORGET"

TO THE HONOR AND GLORY OF
GOD
AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF
THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF
H. M. C. S. ESQUIMALT
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES OFF
HALIFAX HARBOUR
16 TH APRIL, 1943
R. I. P.

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THE KING GEORGE VI COLOUR
OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN NAVY
PRESENTED BY HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE VI
AT VICTORIA, B.C., 30TH MAY, 1939.
CONSECRATED BY THE RIGHT REVEREND H.E. SEXTON, D.D.
LORD BISHOP OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.

LAID UP FOR SAFE KEEPING 24TH MAY, 1960.

A TOKEN OF GRATITUDE TO ALMIGHTY GOD
FOR VICTORY SECURED.
A MEMORIAL TO MEN OF ALL RANKS
WHO SERVED UNDER THIS COLOUR.

In Memory of
JOSEPH EVANS. A. B.
AGED 24, OF H.M.S. CAROLINE,
WHO WAS ACCIDENTLY DROWNED BY THE
CAPSIZING OF A BOAT IN BURRARD INLET
JULY 2nd 1888.

THIS TABLET IS ERECTED AS A TOKEN OF SINCERE
RESPECT BY THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF
H.M.S. CAROLINE.

THY WILL BE DONE.

THE ELECTRONIC CHIMES IN THIS CHURCH
WERE GIVEN BY THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF
THE ROYAL CANADIAN NAVY AND CANADIAN
ARMY SERVING AT ESQUIMALT, AND BY THE
ROYAL NAVY, TO COMMEMORATE THE CLOSE
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ST. PAUL'S AND
HER MAJESTY'S FORCES.
1866 - 1956

TO THE MEMORY
OF
CAPTAIN FREDERICK PERCIVAL TRENCH R.N.
OF
HER MAJESTY'S SHIP "ROYAL ARTHUR"
BORN 27TH MARCH, 1849,
DIED 10TH MAY, 1895
AGED 46
BURIED AT SEA