Name: | WELLINGTON |
Type: | Cargo Ship |
Launched: | 27/01/1883 |
Completed: | 03/1883 |
Builder: | Sir WG Armstrong, Mitchell & Co |
Yard: | Low Walker |
Yard Number: | 449 |
Dimensions: | 1964grt, 1267nrt, 270.0 x 37.3 x 22.0ft |
Engines: | C2cyl (35 & 68 x 42ins), 234nhp |
Engines by: | Wallsend Slipway & Engineering Co Ltd, Wallsend |
Propulsion: | 1 x Screw, 10.0knots |
Construction: | Iron |
Reg Number: | 86105 |
History: | |
20/03/1883 | Dunsmuir & Diggle, Newcastle |
1886 | Robert Dunsmuir, Newcastle |
07/06/1889 | Mrs JO Dunsmuir, Newcastle |
1900 | R Dunsmuir & Sons, Newcastle |
1915 | Canadian Colliers (Dunsmuir) Ltd, Newcastle |
18/11/1916 | Wellington Steamship Co Ltd (W & S Job & Co Inc), St John's, Newfoundland |
1920 | Liberty Steam Ship Co Ltd, St John's |
1921 | Wellington Steamship Co Ltd, St John's |
1922 | VA Czamansky (FV Eberhardt & Co Ltd), Danzig |
1923 | Garth Shipping Co Ltd (L Macarthy), Newcastle: renamed AYSGARTH |
1925 | Henry Clapham & Co Ltd (L Macarthy), Newcastle |
1928 | Garth Shipping Co Ltd (L Macarthy), Newcastle |
1932 | Broken up |
Comments: | 12/04/1889: Robert Dunsmuir dies |
1932: Broken up in Q4 |
Above photo as AYSGARTH is copyright of the City of Vancouver Archives
Shields Daily Gazette, Tuesday, 30/01/1883