MACHRIE was built in 1900 by Scott & Sons of Bowling with a tonnage of 251grt, a length of 116ft 10in, a beam of 21ft 6in and a service speed of 8 knots.
She was acquired in 1901 to assist with transhipment at South African ports which had become congested following the Boer War and her time with Union-Castle was destined to be short.
Master
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From
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To
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C Smith
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1901
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1905
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Vessel
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Built
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Tonnage
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Official No
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Ship Builder
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Engine Builder
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Engine Type
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HP
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Screws
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Machrie
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1900
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251
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113913
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Scott & Sons
Bowling
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Muir & Houston
Glasgow
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Compound Steam
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35 NHP
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1
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Career Summary
In 1905 she was sold to C.J.Rufino Hamilton of Santa Cruz, retaining her name, and in 1923 became the Margarita under the ownership of Ramon de Olalde of Bilbao.
When she was transferred back to Tenerife in 1924 she was renamed Anselmi but when she was again sold in 1932 to A.Alvarez of Bilbao she reverted to Margarita. He, however, renamed her Anselmi in 1939 and she continued to serve until 1965 when she was scrapped.