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4.1945:
(M.O.W.T.). 1948: (War Dept. - Army). No further trace. |
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Allocated
to Captain in Charge, Nore's Special Pool.
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6.1946:
(Chittagong Port Commissioners). No further trace. |
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11.1945:
Shipped to Singapore, for Admiralty, per Empire Marshal (voyage: Liverpool
- Port Said - Singapore and Hong Kong). 8.2.1946: At Singapore under Superintendent Armament Stores Officer. 16.61971: Transferred to Government of Singapore. 7.4.1972: Mutiara II (converted to oil engine) (Straits Engineers & Contracting Co., Singapore). 1975: Sank in collision off Singapore. |
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11.1945:
Shipped to Singapore, for Admiralty, per Empire Marshal. 8.2.1946: At Singapore under Superintendent Armament Stores Officer. 28.8.1971: Transferred to Government of Singapore. 7.4.1972: Straits Endurance (converted to oil engine) (Straits Engineers & Contracting Co., Singapore). Later reported scrapped |
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11.1945:
Shipped to Hong Kong, for Hong Kong Harbour Board, per Empire Marshal.
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16.7.1945:
Sailed from Hull for Liverpool, and: 11.1945: Shipped to Singapore (for M.O.W.T.) per Empire Marshal. 24.4.1948: (J. Manners & Co., Hong Kong). 29.7.1948: Lost in Hainan Strait, South China Sea, during a typhoon (delivery voyage to Hong Kong). |
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11.1945:
Shipped to Hong Kong, for Hong Kong Harbour Board, per Empire Marshal. 8.2.1946: To Hong Kong Harbour Board on commercial duties with Wharf Company (under M.O.W.T.). 4.9.1948: Tsing Shan (Asiatic Petroleum Co. Ltd., Hong Kong). 1951: (Lu Bros., Hong Kong). 9.1959: (Shell Oil Co. Ltd., Hong Kong). No further trace. |
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11.1945:
Shipped to Singapore, for Admiralty, per Empire Marshal. 31.5.1946: At Inner Roads, Singapore under Superintendent Victualling Stores Officer. 5.4.1947: Under Captain of Dockyard, Singapore. 3.4.1971: Transferred to Government of Singapore. 7.4.1972: Straits Progress (converted to oil engine) (Straits Engineers & Contracting Co., Singapore). Believed to be Currently operating in Papua, New Guinea area. |
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7.1945:
(M.O.W.T.). 1947: Cragdale (Harris Barges Ltd., Liverpool). 1949: Neston (Elder, Dempster Lines Ltd.) shipped to Lagos per mv Mary Kingsley (1930, 4,083 gt). 10.1959: Scrapped. |
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25.7.1945:
Arrived at Hessle.
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TID 152 to TID 167 were built by William Pickersgill & Sons Ltd., Sunderland |
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1947: Sir
Milne (Belfast Harbour Commissioners).
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1947: Aigle
(S.A. Ossude, Le Havre).
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Official
No. 181114
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Naval work
to: 1946: Danae (A. Holt & Co. Ltd., Liverpool) (for harbour duties at Hong Kong). 1959: (Wang Kee & Co., Singapore). 1961: Hailey (Sarawak Co., Kuching). No further trace. |
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1946: Somerton
(Belfast Harbour Commissioners).
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1947: Shell
Dezoito (Cia. Shell Oil Portuguesa, Lisbon). 1971: Name deleted from ship registers: No further trace. |
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(Laid up
after completion.) 1948: (Chartered to Port of London Authority). 1949: Kerbau (Anglo Saxon Petroleum Co. Ltd.). 1949: (Shell Company of Singapore Ltd.). No trace after 1958. |
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1947: (Port
of London Authority).
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1945: (Government
of France). 1947: Vautour (S.A. Ossude, Le Havre). No trace after 1966. |
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