June 6, launched for Elder Dempster - used for Beaver Line service
1901
Sept. 24, maiden voyage Liverpool - Quebec - Montreal
1902
September, Boer War transport
1903
May, taken over by the Canadian Pacific Line
1903
Liverpool
Quebec
May 13
Crossing the Ocean in 7 days
1903
Liverpool
Quebec
June 19
1903
Liverpool
Quebec
Nov. 06
1904
Liverpool
Quebec
May 22
1904
Liverpool
Quebec
July 29
1905
Liverpool
Feb. 04
Arrived in St. Johns
1905
Liverpool
Apr. 23
Arrived in St. Johns
1905
Liverpool
Quebec
May 26
1905
Liverpool
Quebec
June 30
1905
Liverpool
Quebec
Aug. 04
1905
Liverpool
Quebec
Oct. 15
1918
Aug. 26, scuttled at Montreal after fire, later refloated - became cargo ship
1920
Sold and renamed Iver Heath
1924
Scrapped
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