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| TYPE: |
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twin screw, five-masted steamer |
| BUILT: |
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John Brown and Company, Clydebank, Glasgow, Scotland 1912 |
| PORT OF REGISTRY: |
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London |
| LENGTH: |
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160m (526 foot) |
| BEAM: |
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19m (61 foot) |
| DEPTH: |
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11m |
| TONNAGE: |
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12,160 ton gross, 7,801 ton net |
| ENGINES: |
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propulsion twin screw coal burner, quadruple expansion 2x4CY
each 6500 HP |
| OWNER: |
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Federal Steam Navigation Co |
| MASTER/COMMANDER: |
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Cptn. G Bertram Hayward |
| CREW: |
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103 (plus one stowaway) |
| CARGO: |
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10,000 ton general cargo |
| DESTINED VOYAGE: |
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Liverpool - Auckland - Wellington - Lyttelton - Dunedin |
| DATE OF DEPARTURE: |
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22 Apr 1922 |
| DATE OF WRECK: |
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31 May 1922 |
| LOCATION OF WRECK: |
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Rosalie Bay, SE GT. Barrier Island. |
| LIVES LOST: |
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NONE |
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