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Saltburn Technical Specification
| Length (feet) : | 245.2 |
| Breadth (feet) : | 34.2 |
| Depth (feet): | 17.2 |
| Gross Registered Tonnage (g.r.t.) : | 1,480 |
| Net Registered Tonnage (n.r.t.) : | 958 |
| Engine Type : | C12cyl 140hp |
| Engine Builder : | T.Richardson, Hartlepool |
| Additional Particulars : | well deck iron screw; 4 cemented bulkheads. Official No. 89469; Code Letters JLPN |
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Saltburn - a general history
Masters; 1884-85 Marchant; 1886-89 William Donaldson; 1889 JF Morrison; 1891 P Barry; 1891-92 JF Morrison; JC Wottan; 1893 J Selke; 1894 P Barry; 1894-95 A Nicol; 1897 W Inglis; 1899-1900 KE Berg; 1904 H Brissenden; 1905 D Kerr; 1906 WH Roberts; 1908 WJ Snadden; 1909 G Irvine; 1909 H Hayman; 1909 GS Lang.
Voyages: from Adelaide arriving Sydney 16 September 1886; from Adelaide arriving Sydney 7 December 1886; from Adelaide arriving Sydney 2 September 1887; from Adelaide arriving Sydney 13 October 1887; from Adelaide arriving Sydney 17 January 1888; from Adelaide arriving Sydney 2 July 1888; from Adelaide arriving Sydney 6 September 1888; from Port Pirie via Adelaide arriving Sydney 25 April 1889; from Port Pirie via Adelaide arriving Sydney 9 September 1889; from Port Pirie arriving Sydney 31 January 1891; from Melbourne via Geelong arriving Sydney on 1 April 1891; from Port Pirie arriving Sydney 2 March 1893; from Port Pirie arriving Sydney 4 February 1894; from Mackay arriving Sydney 18 September 1894; from Mackay arriving Sydney 28 February 1895; from Melbourne arriving Sydney 10 August 1909; from Brisbane via Newcastle arriving Sydney 6 September 1909; from Cairns via Brisbane arriving Sydney 7 October 1909; from Melbourne arriving Sydney 1 December 1909.
North of Fremantle was the profitable route dubbed the ‘wild & woolly west.’ The Adelaide Steamship Company’s best passenger ship was SS Koombana built especially for the NW trade in 1909. Colac which was outdated by this new ship, was still running regularly on the north–west coast at the time, & could stow a maximum of 291 bullocks & 2,000 sheep or 376 bullocks. It also had the capacity to cater for 15 passengers.
On a voyage from Derby, West Australia to Fremantle West Australia with livestock Colac was stranded in King Sound, Western Australia on 17 September 1910. She was eventually towed into Derby, Western Australia & hulked. The Marine Court found the master guilty of poor navigation & suspended his certificate for two months. No lives were lost.
Crew September 1886: Donaldson, William, master; Adams, Jno, steward, 31, Buckinghamshire; Barry, J, trimmer, 39, London; Bell, T, trimmer, 22, South Melbourne; Bradley, E, fireman, 25, Belfast; Burns, M, trimmer, 24, Ireland; Dow, A, lamp trimmer, 28, Montrose; England, J, fireman, 34, England; Ewens, J, fireman, 27, Sunderland; Fergir, William, able seaman, 33, Belfast; Gillespie, M, fireman, 34, Ireland; Hamilton, J, able seaman, 35, Ireland; Hollings, T, engineer, 30, Leeds; Johnson, T, 2nd engineer, 26, London; Jones, E, fireman, 32, North Wales; King, William, fireman, 35, Glasgow; Laurence, JH, 2nd mate, 30, Melbourne; Mason, C, able seaman, 35, Devon; Mayne, George, 3rd engineer, 35, Manchester; Morrison, JH, mate, 28, Tasmania; O’Bryan, J, donkeyman, 24, Kent; Page, George, cook, 24, Liverpool; Patton, E, able seaman, 23, Geelong; Rogers, W, 3rd mate, 34, Ireland; Sorensen, O, able seaman, 24, Copenhagen; Wilkins, A, able seaman, 27, Antwerp.
Crew December 1886: Donaldson, William, master; Adams, Jno, steward, 31, Buckinghamshire; Addison, J, cook, 38, London; Danielson, H, trimmer, 25, Denmark; Davis, WH, trimmer, 33, Govan; Dow, H, lamp trimmer, 28, Montrose; England, J, fireman, 34, English; Ewens, J, fireman, 27, Sunderland; Fergie, W, able seaman, 32, Belfast; Gillaspy, M, fireman, 33, Ireland; Hamilton, J, able seaman, 35, Ireland; Hollings, T, engineer, 30, Leeds; Jones, E, fireman, 34, North Wales; Kohler, E, trimmer, 29, Denmark; Laurance, JW, 2nd mate, 30, Melbourne; Mason, C, able seaman, 35, Devon; Mayne, G, 3rd engineer, 35, Manchester; Miller, H, 2nd steward, 25, Melbourne; Morrison, John F, mate, 28, Tasmania; Murray, J, fireman, 25, Yorkshire; O’Bryan, J, fireman, 24, Kent; Patten, E, able seaman, 23, Geelong; Roberts, T, cook’s boy, 17, Adelaide; Rogers, W, 3rd mate, 34, Ireland; Sage, B, donkeyman, 28, London; Squire, George, able seaman, 27, Bridgewater; Thomson, JH, 2nd engineer, 27, Paisley; Wilkens, A, able seaman, 27, Antwerp.
Crew September 1887: Donaldson, William, master; Addisson, O, steward, 40, London; Danielsen, N, fireman, 35, Denmark; Davies, WH, donkeyman, 35, Govan; Dow, Alexander, lamp trimmer, 28, Montrose; Fergie, W, able seaman, 32, Belfast; Fisher, W, able seaman, 25, Hobart; Greenwood, George, fireman, 29, Tasmania; Gutherie, A, trimmer, 18, Glasgow; Gutherie, T, trimmer, 19, Glasgow; Hamilton, J, able seaman, 36, Ireland; Hartby, W, fireman, 28, Victoria; Hollings, Thomas, engineer, 30, Leeds; Kohler, P, trimmer, 29, Denmark; Laurance, JW, 2nd mate, 31, Melbourne; Lennox, W, fireman, 29, Scotland; Lobb, J, 3rd engineer, 43, Cornwall; Marshall, J, 2nd engineer, 44, Birkenhead; McCole, A, fireman, 33, Glasgow; Morrison, John F, mate, 29, Tasmania; Nilsen, OC, able seaman, 30, Norway; Poepee, P, cook, 26, Barbados; Rogers, W, 3rd mate, 34, Ireland; Rutledge, FW, 2nd steward, 21, Sweden; Slallich, A, able seaman, 25, Austria; Turner, F, 2nd cook, 22, Moonta; Wilkens, A, able seaman, 27, Antwerp; Wilson, W, fireman, 28, Hartlepool.
Crew January 1888: Donaldson, William, master; Anderson, JA, able seaman, 30, Sweden; Brodie, A, 2nd engineer, 30, Campbelltown; Brown, John, trimmer, 21, Adelaide; Burnett, E, able seaman, 33, Liverpool; Butterworth, W, 3rd engineer, 28, Adelaide; Davis, WH, donkeyman, 35, Ayrshire; Daw, Alexander, lamp trimmer, 28, Montrose; Fisher, H, able seaman, 25, Hobart; Fitzpatrick, James, fireman, 28, Glasgow; Graham, E, 2nd steward, 20, Adelaide; Hamilton, J, able seaman, 36, Ireland; Jeanes, C, trimmer, 20, Adelaide; Laurance, JH, mate, 31, Melbourne; Leslie, PH, 2nd mate, 26, Adelaide; Malark, Alex, fireman, 35, Largs; Martin, Chris, steward, 32, Kent; McDonald, Allan, cook, 44, Greenock; Milne, James, fireman, 25, Shields; Morrson, Alex, 2nd cook, 34, Glasgow; Murphy, H, trimmer, 21, Adelaide; Rogers, W, 3rd mate, 34, Ireland; Rollings, Thomas, engineer, 30, Leeds; Sutre, S, fireman, 20, Glasgow; Szanlon, L, fireman, 28, Norway; Wilkie, S, trimmer, 28, Dumbarton; Wilkins, A, able seaman, 28, Norway; Willington, Arthur, able seaman, 32, Tasmania.
Crew July 1888: Donaldson, William, master; Anderson, JA, able seaman, 30, Sweden; Brown, J, trimmer, 21, Adelaide; Burnett, E, able seaman, 33, Liverpool; Butterworth, W, 3rd engineer, 28, Adelaide; Cooper, T, trimmer, 25, Wallaroo; Fisher, W, lamp trimmer, 25, Hobart; Frayne, Joseph, engineer, 34, Victoria; Grier, HR, able seaman, 36, Dantzig; Guthrie, Samuel, fireman, 20, Glasgow; Hamilton, James, able seaman, 56, Ireland; Jacobson, LJ, fireman, 28, Norway; Johnson, Albert, able seaman, 36, Norway; Laurence, JW, mate, 31, Melbourne; Leslie, GW, 2nd mate, 26, Adelaide; Malcolm, Alex, fireman, 36, Langs.; Martin, Charles A, steward, 33, Kent; McClean, Donald, able seaman, 30, Prince Edward Island; McDonald, A, cook, 44, Greenock; Morrison, A, 2nd cook, 35, Glasgow; Phillips, Thomas, fireman, 32, Belfast; Rogers, W, 3rd mate, 31, Ireland; Russell, R, fireman, 36, Glasgow; Shaw, G, trimmer, 22, London; Smith, W, fireman, 28, Southampton; Sterling, Allan, 2nd engineer, 33, Stirling; Thompson, W, donkeyman, 26, Sunderland; Tunnell, G, 2nd steward, 17, Kent.
Crew September 1888: Donaldson, William, master; Anderson, AW, engineer, 46, Dundee; Andraer, FA, able seaman, 30, Sweden; Barnett, E, able seaman, 33, Liverpool; Brown, J, trimmer, 21, Adelaide; Bruce, J, 2nd steward, 22, Adelaide; Cooper, T, trimmer, 25, Wallaroo; Drew, FJ, trimmer, 18, Adelaide; Fisher, W, lamp trimmer, 25, Hobart; Green, HR, able seaman, 36, Dantzig; Guthrie, Samual, fireman, 20, Glasgow; Haggerty, C, fireman, 41, Londonderry; Hamilton, James, able seaman, 36, Ireland; Jacobson, SJ, fireman, 41, Norway; Johnston, Albert, able seaman, 36, Norway; Laurence, JW, mate, 31, Melbourne; Leslie, GW, 2nd mate, 26, Adelaide; Malcolm, Alexander, fireman, 36, Largs; MacDonald, A, cook, 44, Greenock; Martin, Charles A, steward, 33, Kent; Masson, John, 2nd engineer, 29, Elgin; McLaren, James, fireman, 30, Scotland; McClean, Donald, able seaman, 30, Prince Edward Island; Morison, Alexander, 2nd cook, 34, Glasgow; Rogers, W, 3rd mate, 34, Ireland; Russell, R, fireman, 31, Glasgow; Sterling, Allan, 3rd engineer, 33, Stirling; Thompson, William, donkeyman, 26, Sunderland.
Crew April 1889: Donaldson, William, master; Anderson, AW, engineer, 46, Dundee; Boddington, HF, 2nd steward, 19, Peckham; Brown, J, fireman, 22, South Australia; Cooper, T, fireman, 27, South Australia; Cooper, William, fireman, 29, Belfast; Drew, FJ, trimmer, 19, Adelaide; Fisher, W, able seaman/lamptrimmer, 27, Hobart; Geardon, G, fireman, 40, Austria; Gordon, G, fireman, 25, Cambridge; Green, Herbert, 3rd engineer, 26, England; Hogon, Thomas, trimmer, 25, Sheerness; Johnson, Albert, able seaman, 38, Norway; Larson, AD, able seaman, 24, Falmouth; Laurence, J, mate, 31, Melbourne; Leslie, GW, 2nd mate, 26, Adelaide; Martin, Charles, steward, 32, Kent; Masson, John, 2nd engineer, 29, Elgin; McDonald, Allan, cook, 44, Greenock; Morison, Alexander, 2nd cook, 34, Glasgow; Olsen, C, able seaman, 30, Norway; Rugless, James, able seaman, 24, Chester; Russel, George, trimmer, 24, London; Thompson, William, donkeyman, 26, Sunderland; Ward, Charles, able seaman, 45, Texas; Whiteley, F, able seaman, 26, Hobart; Whitten, Charles, fireman, 31, Belfast.
Crew September 1889: Morrison, JF, master; Anderson, A, able seaman, 31, Sweden; Anderson, A, able seaman, 30, Sweden; Anderson, AW, engineer, 46, Dundee; Beale, WH, 2nd mate, 29, London; Boddington, HF, 2nd steward, 19, Peckham; Consdale, J, steward, 24, Greenock; Drew, FJ, trimmer, 19, Adelaide; Fenwick, W, trimmer, 25, Adelaide; Gordon, G, fireman, 25, Cambridge; Hayes, T, trimmer, 35, Thurness; Johnston, Albert, able seaman, 38, Norway; Lestie, GW, 1st mate, 28, Adelaide; MacDonald, A, cook, 44, Greenock; Masson, John, 2nd engineer, 29, Elgin; McInnes, C, fireman, 22, Adelaide; Morrison, A, 2nd cook, 34, Glasgow; Olsen, C, able seaman, 30, Norway; Pilkethley, R, 3rd engineer, 32, Scotland; Rown, T, fireman, 22, Australia; Rugless, James, able seaman, 24, Chester; Savage, Thomas, 3rd mate, 31, Liverpoool; Thompson, W, donkeyman, 26, Sunderland; Truckey, Daniel, fireman, 35, Cork; Whitely, T, able seaman, 26, Hobart; Whitten, E, fireman, 31, Belfast.
Crew January 1891: Barry, P, master; Anderson, A, able seaman, 28, Sweden; Anderson, JM, trimmer, 30, England
Blauer, A, 2nd mate, 39; Brown, CR, steward, 32, Penang; Burns, E, able seaman, 30, Cork; Cameron, A, trimmer, 25, Glasgow; Critchet, M, able seaman, 29, Austria; Crompton, R, fireman, 28, England; Gill, RC, engineer, 28, Adelaide; Glazbrook, J, cook, 25, Portsmouth; Horne, R, cook’s mate, 27, London; Hughes, T, fireman, 28, Wales; Janson, C, able seaman, 24, Sweden; Leider, W, mss room steward, 20, Hull; Lewis, H, fireman, 29, Wales; McColl, C, 2nd engineer, 33, Scotland; McConologue, W, fireman, 38, England; McIntosh, D, fireman, 28, England; Olsen, Otto, 3rd mate, 31, Norway; Peterseon, W, able seaman, 30, Norway; Pitkethly, R, 3rd engineer, 34, Glasgow; Rannell, Thomas, able seaman/lamp trimmer, 39, Sweden; Shields, Thomas, donkeyman, 32, Glasgow; Tetch, C, mate, 34, Hobart; Vyaly, Fritz, able seaman, 22, Germany; Whitford, Peter, fireman, 38, England; Wynn, John, trimmer, 29, Ireland.
Crew April 1891: Barry, P, master; Anderson, JM, fireman, 31, Liverpool; Blanch, A, 2nd mate, 39, Lerwick; Brown, CR, steward, 32, Penang; Cameron, Allan, trimmer, 25, Glasgow; Campton, R, fireman, 38, England; Clark, J, trimmer, 38, London; Critchet, M, able seaman, 29, Austria; Darling, W, fireman, 33, Scotland; Dee, Thomas, able seaman, 28, Portsmouth; Fetch, Charles, mate, 34, Hobart; Flynn, J, trimmer, 24, Ireland; Gill, RH, engineer, 28, Adelaide; Glaybrook, J, cook, 25, Portsmouth; Handem, Peter, trimmer, 31, Norway; Horne, R, cook’s mate, 18, Birmingham; Jansen, C, able seaman, 34, Sweden; Lewis, H, fireman, 39, Wales; McColl, C, 2nd engineer, 33, Scotland; McIntosh, D, fireman, 28, England; Murphy, J, 3rd mate, 31, Dublin; Pitkethly, RH, 3rd engineer, 34, Glasgow; Rannill, Thomas, able seaman, 39, Sweden; Shields, Thomas, donkeyman, 32, Glasgow; Taylor, Edward, able seaman, 30, Bristol; Veterson, H, able seaman, 31, Norway; Vijuly, J, able seaman, 22, Germany; Whitfield, Peter, fireman, 38, St Hilmer.
Crew March 1893: Wottan, J Coughron, master; Begle, G, fireman, 32, Wisreach; Bowder, N, cook, 31, Exeter; Bowen, D, able seaman, 30, Ireland; Carter, H, 2nd cook, 22, London; Cooper, J, mate, 31, Adelaide; Cruikshank, J, 2nd engineer, 32, Adelaide; Davies, F, 2nd steward, 21, Kent; Ewen, J, fireman, 30, Sunderland; Gill, RH, engineer, 32, Adelaide; Hutchinson, J, able seaman, 32, Scotland; Johns, JS, steward, 29, Wales; Johnson, A, able seaman, 36, Sweden; Johnson, E, fireman, 28, Dunedin; Kirkpatrick, J, fireman, 42, Belfast; McIntosh, D, fireman, 31, Sunderland; McKenzie, J, able seaman, 28, Melbourne; Miller, J, fireman, 32, Germany; Neilson, TM, 3rd mate, 28, Denmark; Reed, T, able seaman, 34, London; Rennall, T, lamp trimmer, 41, Sweden; Robertson, H, fireman, 32, Scotland; Shields, T, donkeyman, 33, Scotland; Thompson, A, fireman, 31, Belfast; Watkin, CA, 2nd mate, 35, South Wales; Willcock, RB, 3rd engineer, 33, Adelaide; Williams, T, able seaman, 32, Chester.
Crew February 1894: Barry, P, master; Adamson, A, 2nd engineer, 40, Scotland; Bemlay, M, steward, 31, England; Carapes, James, 1st mate, 31, Adelaide; Clark, R, able seaman, 32, Scotland; Cobb, R, 2nd steward, 22, Scotland; Cruikshank, James, 1st engineer, 33, Adelaide; Docherty, P, fireman, 42, Ireland; Ewers, Y, fireman, 30, England; Hammell, Thomas, able seaman, 40, Sweden; Hayling, K, able seaman, 25, Denmark; Jones, P, 3rd mate, 37, Scotland; Ilsay, UU, cook, 24, Scotland; McFeirs, James, fireman, 39, Scotland; McNeill, James, fireaman, 30, Ireland; Milne, W, able seaman, 29, Scotland; Petessan, T, able seaman, 26, Sweden; Pitkethley, P, 3rd engineer, 35, Scotland; Puntars, A, able seaman, 32, England; Richard, W, able seaman, 41, England; Stephenson, James, fireman, 31, England; Wells, James, fireman, 31, Ireland; Wilson, M, 2nd mate, 27, Newcastle; Wilson, U, fireaman, 36, England.
Crew September 1894: Nicol, P, master; Archer, 3rd engineer, 25, NSW; Clark, R, able seaman, 35, Scotland; Cooper, J, chief officer, 31, Adelaide; Crawford, W, 2nd steward, 27, Scotland; Cruikshank, J, chief engineer, 34, Scotland; Docherty, J, fireman, 32, Glasgow; Duggle, W, 3rd officer, 25, England; Evens, J, fireman, 30, England; Goss, C, fireman, 38, Kent; Hepburn, H, fireman, 34, Glasgow; Jardine, D, steward, 44, Scotland; Krozack, P, able seaman, 32, Austria; McGregor, J, fireman, 37, Scotland; Milne, W, lamp trimmer, 30, England; Petersen, F, able seaman, 26, Sweden; Pitkethly, R, 3rd engineer, 37, Scotland; Rammell, T, able seaman, 44, Sweden; Richards, H, able seaman, 44, England; Walker, J, cook, 45, Scotland; Walters, A, able seaman, 29, England; Wells, J, fireman, 32, Ireland; Wilson, H, donkeyman, 36, Scotland; Wilson, W, 2nd officer, 28, England.
Crew February 1895: Nicol, A, master, 42, Scotland; Angus, C, 2nd mate, 25, Scotland; Boyle, P, fireman, 33, Ireland; Campbell, A, able seaman, 32, Ireland; Cruickshank, J, 2nd engineer, 34, South Australia; Dunsford, H, 2nd mate, 35, New Zealand; Ewans, J, fireman, 33, England; Gardiner, W, mess room steward, 18, NSW; Gill, R, 1st engineer, 34, South Australia; Hennalt, T, able seaman, 41, Sivedon; Hepburn, J, fireman, 32, Scotland; Hetherington, J, fireman, 30, England; Hood, T, able seaman, 29, England; Hughes, E, fireman, 32, NSW; Landy, D, cook, 35, England; Lane, J, steward, 31, England; MacKay, J, able seaman, 46, Scotland; Pitkethly, R, 3rd engineer, 37, Scotland; Price, R, fireman, 29, Ireland; Pritchard, P, able seaman, 32, Austria; Robertson, A, able seaman, 32, Scotland; Smith, D, able seaman, 30, England; Smith, H, mate, 49, Tasmania; Wilson, W, donkeyman, 37, England.
Crew August 1909: Hayman, H, master; Benton, A, able seaman/lamp trimmer, 45, Kent; Cotter, G, able seaman, 45, London; Evans, E, able seaman, 47, Wales; Gardner, A, 3rd mate, 24, London; Gibson, J, chief engineer, 34, Sydney; Gilchrist, A, able seaman, 37, Argyle; Holland, S, donkeyman, 35, Hythe; Jones, J, able seaman, 32, North Wales; Lillico, R, fireman, 30, South Shields; Martin, J, cook, 40, Liverpool; McGregor, A, able seaman/lamp trimmer, 27, Leith; McGavin D, 2nd engineer, 34, Lynes; Miller, S, fireman, 24, Newcastle; Nicolson, J, 3rd engineer, 23, Inverness; Robinson, FS, fireman, 30, South Shields; Rogers, G, steward, 49, London; Sim, J, fireman, 54, Scotland; Sim, John, fireman, 36, Scotland; Taylor, DH, 2nd mate, 46, Glasgow; Walker, Cecil J, 1st mate, 31, Bega.
Crew September 1909: Lang, GA, master 20, Sussex; Benton, A, able seaman/lamp trimmer, 44, Kent; Brayshaw, R, chief cook, 21, Harrogate; Cotter, G, able seaman, 45, London; Eastland, W, 3rd mate, 24, London; Gavan, AM, able seaman, 29, Tasmania; Gibson, J, chief engineer, 34, Sydney; Gilchrist, A, able seaman, 37, Argyle; Holland, S, donkeyman, 35, Hythe; Jones, J, able seaman, 32, North Wales; Lillico, R, fireman, 30, South Shields; McGregor, A, able seaman/lamp trimmer, 27, Leith; McNeil, Michael, able seaman, 24, Inverness; Miller, S, fireman, 24, Newcastle; Nicolson, J, 3rd engineer, 23, Inverness; Sim, J, fireman, 54, Scotland; Sim, John, fireman, 36, Scotland; Tarryer, GE, chief steward, 36, London; Taylor, DH, 2nd mate, 46, Glasgow; Walker, Cecil J, 1st mate, 31, Bega; Walsh, E, assistant steward, 18, Homebush, Victoria; Wilson, JM, able seaman, 27, Southampton.
Crew October 1909: Lang, GS, master, 40, Sussex; Brayshaw, R, chief cook, 21, Harrogate; Cotter, G, able seaman, 45, London; Eastland, W, 3rd mate, 24, London; Gibson, J, chief engineer, 34, Sydney; Gilchrist, A, able seaman, 37, Argyle; Gustafsen, K, able seaman, 23, Finland; Holland, S, donkeyman, 36, Hythe; Jones, J, able seaman, 32, Wales; Kelly, W, fireman, 27, Birkenhead; Lillico, R, fireman, 30, South Shields; McGregor, A, able seaman, 27, Leith; McNeill, M, able seaman, 24, Inverness; Miller, S, fireman, 24, Newcastle; Nicolson, J, 3rd engineer, 23, Inverness; Paton, HS, 2nd engineer, 28, Sydney; Renton, A, able seaman/lamp trimmer, 44, Kent; Robinson, S, fireman, 30, South Shields; Sim, J, fireman, 54, Scotland; Sim, John, fireman, 36, Scotland; Tarryer, GE, chief steward, 36, London; Taylor, DH, 2nd mate, 46, Glasgow; Walker, Cecil J, 1st mate, 31, Bega; Walsh, E, assistant steward, 18, Homebush, Victoria.
Passenger October 1909:
Colbourne, HA, 31, Sydney
Crew December 1909: Lang, GS, master, 40, Sussex; Ballinger, J, fireman, 25, Ballarat; Bleasdale, James, able seaman,26, Glasson Dock; Coghill, B, chief cook, 35, Wick; Eastland, W, 3rd mate, 24, London; Farmer, W, fireman, 45, London; Fingarsen, A, able seaman, 23, Norway; Gibson, J, chief engineer, 34, Sydney; Gustafsen, K, able seaman, 23, Finland; Holland, S, donkeyman, 36, Hythe; Johnston, W, able seaman, 25, Kilray; Mock, L, able seaman, 32, Exeter; Murphy, John, able seaman, 37, Cork; Nicolson, J, 3rd engineer, 23, Inverness; Paton, HS, 2nd engineer, 28, Sydney; Renton, A, able seaman/lamp trimmer, 44, Kent; Ruddy, H, fireman, 35, Glasgow; Sim, J, fireman, 54, Scotland; Sim, John, fireman, 36, Scotland; Tarryer, GE, chief steward, 36, London; Taylor, DH, 2nd mate, 46, Glasgow; Walker, Cecil J, 1st mate, 31, Bega; Watson, SL, assistant steward, 22, Sydney; Workman, H. fireman, 32, London.
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