This bark was built in 1899 by Chantier Dubigeon (Adolphe Dunigeon) in Nates.
In 1915 this vessel was engaged in carrying lumber on the Pacific coast of the United States.
In 1915 this vessel visited Esquimalt Harbour and had work done in the drydock. HMCS Galiano was damaged in a gale on 10 January 1915 when this vessel and the Norwegian bark Wulff went aground at Royal Roads BC Canada.
In 1911 she was owned by Norwegian interests.
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