File:Coomonderry in rough seas at Burnie, Tasmania in 1923.JPG

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Description 'Coomonderry' off Burnie - a regular at Smithton, Tasmania. The 'Coomonderry' was a veteran when she was purchased by J S Lee and Sons to take timber from Smithton. She was originally a steamship but was converted to a fore and aft schooner. Like many of the ships trading from the Duck River the 'Coomonderry' had an occasional mishap including one in Emu Bay in 1930s.
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