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The 'Orari' in an unidentified harbour [PRG 1373/30/96] • Photograph

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Summary

The iron ship 'Orari', 1011 tons, in an unidentified harbour [iron 3 mast ship, c.1890, 3 mast barque, 1051 gross, 1011 tons ON73568, 204.1 x 34.2 x 20.0. Built 1875 (7) Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Co. Jarrow on Tyne. Owners: New Zealand Shipping Co. Ltd., registered London (Lyttelton 1879 - 1888) c.1890 to Mrs E. Page, then WG Irvine. Sold to Italians in 1906/7 and was hulked in 1909. Built for the New Zealand - UK trade, but voyage to Brisbane in 1894/5/6 and 1901].

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Physical description

Photograph; 20.9 cm x 15.3 cm

Dates / Publication details

Approximately 1863

Collection

Part of A.D. Edwardes Collection

Subject

Orari (Ship)
Ships, Iron and steel

Catalogue record

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General notes

From the volume titled 'British Owned Shipping Lines'.

Vessels owned by the New Zealand Shipping Co. Ltd., London, were employed in the England to New Zealand passenger and cargo trade. General cargo was taken to New Zealand and wool, grain and other Colonial produce formed the homeward cargo.

This image is from the A.D. Edwardes Collection of about 8,000 photographs, mostly of sailing ships from around the world, taken between about 1865 and 1920. Mounted in 91 albums, the photographs are arranged by country of ownership, with some special volumes such as 'Shipping at Port Adelaide' and 'South Australian outports'. Additional information, giving the history of the ships where known, has been provided by maritime historian, Ron Parsons.

Digitisation information

Date

09/04/2019

Format

image/tiff

Resolution

5,002 x 3,704 pixels (18.5 MP)

Size

55.60 MB

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