| Official Number |
Date |
Builder |
Tonnage |
L |
B |
D |
Fate |
| 113974 |
1901 |
Wm, Denny & Bros , UK |
5149 |
410 |
50.7 |
32.9 |
Broken up 1933 |
| Capt Colin McDonald - Master 1921 (Australian coast) |
| 1901 |
June 18th - Launched. |
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| " |
August 16th - Delivered as Sangola for British India Steam Navigation Company at a cost of £91,000. She was the first of the S-class ships to be delivered. Her sisters are Shirala, Santhia, Satara, Surada, Sealda and Sofala. |
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| 1908 |
March 23rd - After offloading a number of Indian indentured labourers at Fiji, she was caught in a cyclone while berthed at Suva and was swept ashore together with the lighters into which she was discharging. She was refloated undamaged. |
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| 1914 |
Served briefly as a transport. |
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| 1919 |
March - Came under the Liner Requisition Scheme. |
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| " |
September - She grounded at Fulta Point, inward bound to Calcutta from Australian ports, but suffered no major damage. |
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| 1923 |
August 28th - Sold for £13,900 to the Fukuhara Kisen K.K. of Dairen who renamed her Goshu Maru. |
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| 1933 |
Broken up in Japan. |
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