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NATONE 1900-1947
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BuilderWalter FordWhere BuiltSydney, NSW Date Built1900Tonnage73 GRTPropulsionSingle screw steamOwners & Previous Names1900-1947 USSCoAdditional NotesA 75 ton wooden tug, it was initially purchased for use at Strathan, Tasmania but from 1904 was used as a tug and tender at Wellington. Towed from Wellington to Havelock in September 1949 and subsequently beached on mudflats in Moutapu Bay, 5 miles east of Havelock in the Mahau stretch of Pelorus Sound.
Where BuiltSydney, NSW Date Built1900Tonnage73 GRTPropulsionSingle screw steamOwners & Previous Names1900-1947 USSCoAdditional NotesA 75 ton wooden tug, it was initially purchased for use at Strathan, Tasmania but from 1904 was used as a tug and tender at Wellington. Towed from Wellington to Havelock in September 1949 and subsequently beached on mudflats in Moutapu Bay, 5 miles east of Havelock in the Mahau stretch of Pelorus Sound.Connections
New Zealand Ship and Marine Society (2nd Sep 2022). NATONE 1900-1947. In Website New Zealand Ship and Marine Society. Retrieved 6th Dec 2023 07:47, from https://nzshipmarine.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/137