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HAURAKI 1922-1942
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BuilderWm Denny & BrosWhere BuiltDumbartonDate Built1922Tonnage7113 GRTNumber of passengers12PropulsionTwin screw motorOwners & Previous Names1922-1942 USSCo
1942-1944 Japanese Navy HOKI MARUAdditional NotesThis 7113 ship was the first motor ship in USSCo using 14 tons of oil fuel per day. All her winches were powered by electricity. She was the 41st ship built by Denny's for Union Company. Employed mainly on North American service. She was captured by Japanese surface craft in the Pacific in 1942 and converted to transport HOKI MARU. Bombed and sunk by US carrier planes at Truk, Caroline Islands 17 February 1944.
Where BuiltDumbartonDate Built1922Tonnage7113 GRTNumber of passengers12PropulsionTwin screw motorOwners & Previous Names1922-1942 USSCo1942-1944 Japanese Navy HOKI MARU
Additional NotesThis 7113 ship was the first motor ship in USSCo using 14 tons of oil fuel per day. All her winches were powered by electricity. She was the 41st ship built by Denny's for Union Company. Employed mainly on North American service. She was captured by Japanese surface craft in the Pacific in 1942 and converted to transport HOKI MARU. Bombed and sunk by US carrier planes at Truk, Caroline Islands 17 February 1944.Connections
New Zealand Ship and Marine Society (21st Aug 2019). HAURAKI 1922-1942. In Website New Zealand Ship and Marine Society. Retrieved 27th May 2020 00:42, from https://nzshipmarine.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/837