LocationPort Phillip Bay, between West and Loelia Channels VHR NumberS637 Date lost02/06/1922 Year of construction1860 Official number41533 |
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Physical Description | |
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Construction Material | Wood |
Rig | Ketch |
Propulsion | Sail |
Engine Builder | 30 HP oil Engine |
Number of Masts | 2 |
Length / Breadth / Depth | 51.2 Feet / 15.7 Feet / 6.0 Feet |
History | |
Built Date | 1860 |
Built Port / Country | Wellington, SA / Australia |
Registration Number | 1886 |
Registration Port / Country | Melbourne / Australia |
Details |
Served sixty years in service around coast and in Port Phillip. Some cargo floated away. Fresh northerly blowing. Captain sent for tugs but unable to free the vessel. By 12 June the Vessel was listing and embedded in the sand so it was abondoned . Formerly a fishing cutter. Purchased after World War I for Apollo Bay. Formerly owned by J. Holten and G. Wood(1922) Blew ashore at Apollo Bay in January 1922 but was refloated. (Apollo Bay remained relatively isolated until Great Ocean Road completed in 1930s.)
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Voyage Details | |
Date Lost | 02/06/1922 |
Voyage | from Melbourne to Apollo Bay |
Owner | Apollo Bay Shipping Co Pty Ltd |
Master of Vessel | Captain Duqueim |
Weather conditions |
Fresh northerly wind
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Cause of Loss |
Went ashore and settled in the sand
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Further Details | |
Number of Passengers | 0 |
Number of Crew Members | 0 |