| First owner |
First port of register |
Registration date |
| G.Smith & Sons Ltd., Greenock. (City Line) |
Glasgow |
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| Other names |
| 1881 CLAN MACLEOD - 1883 PROCIDA - 1900 NUBIAN - 1904 C370 |
| Subsequent owner and registration history |
1881 Charles W Cayzer, (Cayzer, Irvine & Company, managers), and renamed CLAN MACLEOD.
1883 R. M. Sloman & Company, Hamburg, and renamed PROCIDA.
20/12/1900 The Admiralty, for use as a coal hulk at Simonstown, and renamed NUBIAN.
1904 Renamed C.370.
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| Vessel history |
1880 Re-boilered.
1881 2,299 grt. 1,490 nrt. |
| Remarks |
| When sold in 1883 to Sloman, and renamed PROCIDA, Cayzer took over a new vessel from A. Stephen's yard that was building for Sloman and which had been launched as PROCIDA. The new vessel was completed as CLAN GRANT q.v. |
| End year |
Fate / Status |
| 1913 |
Broken Up 24/04/1913 |
| Disposal Detail |
1913 T. W. Ward Ltd., Sheffield, for demolition at their Morecambe facility.
24/04/1913 Arrived Morecambe in tow of tug THAMES from Cape Town.
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