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LocationShips Graveyard, Outside Port Phillip Heads Area, Bass Strait VHR NumberS586 Date lost29/05/1928 Year of construction1879 Official number75224 |
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Physical Description | |
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Construction Material | Steel |
Hull Details | Built under Special Survey in 1879. This vessel is believed to be the first all-steel ship ever built. It had 4 cemented bulheads. 2 decks. Double bottom; aft 48ft. Double bottom under engines 40ft. Single screw. Compound Inverted,twin cylinders, 47" |
Propulsion | Steam - Screw |
Length / Breadth / Depth | 298.2 Feet / 35.2 Feet / 23.7 Feet |
History | |
Builder | William Denny and Brothers |
Built Date | 1879 |
Built Port / Country | Dumbarton / Scotland |
Registration Port / Country | Dunedin / New Zealand |
Details |
Built by Denny of Dumbarton. Single screw. Compound Inverted,twin cylinders, 47" & 82" x 48" |
Voyage Details | |
Date Lost | 29/05/1928 |
Owner | Union Steamship Co. of NZ |
Cause of Loss |
Dismantled and scuttled in Ships Graveyard |
Further Details | |
Number of Passengers | 0 |
Number of Crew Members | 0 |