Category:Tamar (ship, 1833)

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Ship

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  • Type: River paddle steamer passenger/cargo
  • Built by: James McMillan, Greenock, Dellingburn yard
  • Yard No:
  • Keel laid:
  • Launched:
  • Completed: 1833
  • Length over all: 96 ft 3 in
  • Beam: 17 ft 8 in
  • GRT: 88
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  • www.flotilla-australia.com

History

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  • 1833 Named Tamar; Flag: United Kingdom
    • Official number: 32543
    • Port: Glasgow
    • Owner: Robert Napier, Glasgow
  • 1834.01 Sold to Archibald Thomson (Tamar Steam Navigation Co), Launceston
    • Arrived 1834.09.08
  • 1834.12 Sold to John T Wilson & T Burdekin, Sydney
    • Port: Sydney
    • 1836 Lengthened by 30 ft at Russell's yard, Bass Wharf, Pyrmont, 200 GRT
  • 1840.10 Sold to General Steam Navigation Co, Sydney
  • 1842.09 Sold to Hunter River Steam Navigation Co
  • 1851 Company became Australasian Steam Navigation Co, Sydney
  • 1861 Sold to Alexander & J Brown, Northumberland NSW
    • 1863 Converted to tug/passenger vessel
  • 1866.02 Sold to William Farthing
  • 1866.12 Sold to Stephen Foyle, Newcastle NSW
  • 1873.01.11 Wrecked at Bugaree Noreh, Cabbage Tree Bay, near Newcastle NSW

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