Commanding Officers
- Captain J. Denison, RN in 1901
- Commander W. B. MacDonald RN 6 September 1910 - ?
- Lt Commander C. E. Aglionby RN 20 June 1913 - ?
- Captain R. G. Corbett RN 15 August 1914 - 1 September 1915
- A(Acting)/Commander P. F. Newcombe RN 16 October 1916 - ?
- Commander H. E. Holme RCN 22 December 1917 - 1 June 1920
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