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In 1923, ''Griper'' was made a base ship in Simonstown and her named was changed to '''H.M.S. ''Flora'''''. Commissioned at [[Simonstown]] on 15 June, 1923 as ''Flora''.{{NLJan33|p. 239}}

<div name=fredbot:officeSNO otitle="Senior Naval Officer, Simonstown" nat="UK"> ...ord. {{TNA|ADM 196/44/166.|D7602952}} f. 186.</ref>|as=Captain in Charge, Simonstown}}

''Wallflower'' was re-commissioned at [[Simonstown]] on 29 November, 1923 for operations on the Africa Station. ''Wallflower'' was re-commissioned at [[Simonstown]] on 29 October, 1928 for continuing operations on the Africa Station.{{NLF

''Verbena'' was re-commissioned on 24 May, 1924 at [[Simonstown]] for service on the Africa Station.{{NLApr25|p. 280}} She was re-commissioned at [[Simonstown]] on 25 April, 1930.{{NLJul31|p. 278}}

...n 15 June, 1923.{{NLApr25|p. 297}} In mid-1937, she was a depot ship at [[Simonstown]].{{NLJul37|p. 214}}

...land, on or around 11 December 1893, ''Blanche'' suffered an accident at [[Simonstown]] while firing a salute to the Admiral's flag. After seven shots, a powder

Farie served as the Captain-in-Charge, Simonstown from 15 May, 1919 to 20 May, 1921.<ref>Farie Service Record. {{TNA|ADM 196 ...Forster| Forster D. Arnold-Forster]]'''<br><small>as '''Captain in Charge, Simonstown'''</small>}}

...hull was scuttled to become part of a retaining wall in 1903, possibly at Simonstown, but David Lyon and Rif Winfield's ''The Steam & Sail Navy List'' lists her

''Kongō'' arrived at [[Simonstown]] on 22 September 1913, and proceeded onward to [[Singapore]] after a visit

...NA|ADM 196/43/452.}} f. 503.</ref>|note=assumed command 14 September, at [[Simonstown]]}}

''Dublin'' was re-commissioned at Simonstown on 24 May, 1924 for service with {{UK-CS|6}} on the Africa Station.{{NLApr2