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Owner
1910
Onitsha
British and African Steam Navigation Co. Ltd.
Fate
Broken-up at Haverton Hill on February 4th, 1932.
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Onitsha
Donated by Hartlepool Museum Service
Part of the John Clarkson collection
Port side view of ship clearing port.
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