A Branch of Britain's Navy League was established in Launceston, Tasmania, Australia on 26 November 1901. It was called the North Tasmanian Branch. Branches were also started in Sydney and Melbourne. These organisations were designed to encourage young men to take an interest in the sea and nautical affairs. These small branches of the United Kingdom Navy League were the forerunner of the Navy League of Australia.
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