------------------+-------------------+---------- Calibre, etc. | Equivalent. | Number. ------------------+-------------------+---------- 120 millimetres | 4·7-inch | 5 75 " | 3-inch | 38 47 " |Small quick-firing | 60 37 " | " | 91 6-inch | 6-inch | 17 2·5-inch | 2·5-inch | 10 24-centimetres | 9·4-inch | 1 21-centimetres | 8·2-inch | 1 9-pounder | 9-pound | 2 Machine | Machine | 4 ------------------+-------------------+---------- Circular by the Officer Commanding the Division of Battleships and Cruisers in Port Arthur, November 17, 1904. _No. 241._ In continuation of Order No. 70 and Circular No. 205, the following guns have been taken over by the Kwantun District authorities: ----------+-----------------------------------+--------------------- From the | Mounted on | Guns. ----------+-----------------------------------+--------------------- _Retvisan_|Fort B |2 47-mm. _Peresvet_|Rear Battery |3 37-mm. and 1 75-mm. _Poltava_ |Sapper Battery |1 75-mm. _Pobieda_ |Battery No. 1 (Tiger's Peninsula) |2 47-mm. _Pallada_ |Big Pigeon Bay |1 47-mm. _Bayan_ |Hill in rear of Fortification No. 3|3 47-mm. ----------+-----------------------------------+--------------------- APPENDIX IV The following pages will give some idea as to the real state of the Fortress as regards Supplies, Munitions of War, and Men, when the surrender took place. Supplies. This table, drawn up by the Fortress Intendant, shows the amount of food in the supply depôts exclusive of what was in possession of private firms: _To the Commandant of the Fortress._ TABLE SHOWING THE AMOUNT OF SUPPLIES IN THE PORT ARTHUR SUPPLY DEPÔTS ON DECEMBER 31, 1904.