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| Built by: | Money Wigram & Son's, at the Northam Yard. |
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| Launched: | 1852 |
| Tonnage: | 42 5/10 nett - 105 gt |
| Length: | 96 1/10 feet |
| Breadth: | 16 6/10 feet |
| Depth: | 10 4/10 feet |
| Machinery: | Two-cylinder 25 x 25 x 48 by G. Butchard, Gravesend. |
| Decks: | One - one mast. |
| Built of: | Wood |
| Type: | One funnel Tug. Paddle steamer. |
| Registered: | 15th Oct 1852 No. 1852 London 1852 - Certificate granted 14th August 1852 Melbourne 1864 - Melbourne 1867 - Sydney 1874 |
| Off Number: | 27244 |
| Built for: | Richard Douglas Ross of Gravesend & David Oats of Blackwall. |
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| History: | 26th Septmber 1867. Reg transferred to Melbourne. Appears to have been a passenger-carrying tug, and operated Geelong to Melbourne, and Sydney - Manly from 1874. 1886/8. Owner Port Jackson Steamship Co Ltd. Sydney. 1894. Owner T.S.Rowntree, Sydney. 1899. Engine removed and made into a punt. |
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