Histoire
This passenger vessel was built in 1891 by McAlpine & Allan in Vancouver, BC.
Notes historiques
In 1891 this vessel was in service for BC coast mail, passenger, and freight services.
In 1896 the Mainland & Nanaimo Steam Navigation Co. in financial difficulty. On November 08, 1897 this vessel was stranded at False Narrows BC Canada.
In 1911 this vessel was put on Gulf Islands service.
In 1923 this vessel was retired and sold as a floating bunkhouse.
In 1926 this vessel was broken up.
Propriétaires et capitaines
In 1891 she was owned by Mainland & Nanaimo Steam Navigation Co., New Westminster BC Canada.
In 1896 the Mainland & Nanaimo Steam Navigation Co. came into financial difficulty.
In 1897 she was taken over by the Esquimalt & Nanaimo Railway Co. of Victoria BC (owned by Robert Dunsmuir).
In 1905 she was taken over by Canadian Pacific Railway Steamship Services.
In 1911 she was put on Gulf Islands service.
In 1912-1922 she was owned by the Terminal Steam Navigation Co., Vancouver BC Canada.
In 1922 she was owned by Union Steamship Co. Ltd., Vancouver BC Canada.
In 1920-1923 she was owned by the Union Steamship Ltd., Vancouver BC Canada.
In 1923 she was retired and sold as a floating bunkhouse.
Capitaines
Captain John C. Foote (1905-1907);
Reconstructions
In 1912 she was rebuilt 821 tons.
Références
- Howay, F.W. (1914)
- Canada List of Shipping (1898)
- McKee, William C. (1978)
- The H.W. McCurdy Marine History of the Pacific Northwest
- The Province (Vancouver BC) Saturday November 13 1920 page 1
- LAC RG 12, Vol. 679 Register of Wrecks Atlantic & Pacific Coasts
