port hobart

Name: PORT HOBART Type: Refrigerated Cargo Ship Launched: 10/03/1925 Completed: 07/1925 Builder: Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd Yard: Wallsend Yard Number: 1257 Dimensions: 7448grt, 4493nrt, 466.9 x 59.7 x 31.3ft Engines: 2 x Oil engines, 2SCSA, 4cyl (540 x 2160mm), 1112nhp Engines by: Wm

The Port Hobart is seen at Newcastle Quay in 1970. Built 1946 she was a sizeable unit at 11,149 gr tons.

Snapshot of 'Port Hobart' at Lyttelton, c. 1950's? Port Hobart Built: 1946, Harland and Wolff, Belfast Tonnage: 11,138grt Owners: Port Line 1945: Launched as 'Empire Wessex' for MOT, completed as 'Port Hobart'. 1970: Broken up, Shanghai

The Port Hobart at Lyttelton.

A busy day for Port Line's agents at Lyttelton, Kinsey & Co with three ships in. Port Wimbledon is in the foreground, Port Hobart on No. 2 east and the Port Denison over on number 6 or 7. The small white hulled ship is the Motu and others are Hinemoa, Kaimai, Squall, Tarawera, Pateke and the t

I have this marked as Port Hobart, it was taken at Jeddah July/August 1970, so could have been on its way to the breakers

Part of the deck crowd relaxing after lunch, Port Hobart in Indian Ocean bound for Adelaide. The names escape me. December 1965.

Port Hobart in Force 10 Bay of Biscay November 1965.

Port Hobart in the Indian Ocean outward bound Australia December 1965.

Taking bunkers in Curacao in March 1966.

Port Hobart in Adelaide, Christmas 1965.

Built 1946. 11,138 grt. L.540.5ft. B.62ft. Speed 15 knots. Broken up Oct 1971. My card.