Year | Remarks |
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1891 | Feb. 11: launched |
1891 | Apr. 24: departed Liverpool on her maiden voyage to New York |
1891 | May 5: arrived New York form Liverpool with a large general cargo |
1891 | June 17: arrived New York form Liverpool carrying a number of valuable breeding horses and 200 Southdown sheep |
1892 | Jan. 28: arrived New York from Liverpool carrying a few steerage passsengers and a number of valuable birds for a poultry show (Capt. W. H. Clarke) |
1892 | Feb. 29: arrived New York from Liverpool carrying a few steerage passsengers (Capt. W. H. Clarke) |
1892 | Aug. 23: arrived New York from Liverpool carrying a few steerage passsengers |
1899 | October: chartered to convey troops to the Boer War in South Africa - became transport No. 34 |
1899 | Oct. 21: departed the Royal Albert Docks with about 560 mules for Cape Town |
1899 | Oct. 30: called at Tenerife |
1899 | Nov. 11: arrived Cape Town |
1900 | January: embarked 530 remounts and about 70 men of the Scots Greys at the Royal Albert Dockd for Cape Town |
1900 | Jan. 6: arrived Las Palmas on way to Cape Town |
1900 | Jan. 21: arrived Cape Town |
1900 | Feb. 12: departed Port Elizabeth for Durban |
1900 | Feb. 14: arrived Durban |
1900 | Feb. 23: departed Port Elizabeth |
1900 | June 1: departed the Royal Albert Docks for South Africa with 7 officers, 208 men and 339 horses |
1900 | June 24: arrived Cape Town |
1900 | June 25: departed Cape Town for Natal |
1900 | July 4: arrived Table Bay, Cape Town |
1900 | July 26: departed Table Bay for London via St. Vincent |
1903 | Sold to Dominion Line, renamed "Cornishman" |
The information listed above is not the complete record of the ship. The information was collected from a multitude of sources, and new information will be added as it emerges |