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PUKEKO & PARERA - IMO 5270624

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Photographer:
Zelda Wynn [ View profile ]
Title:
Pukeko & Parera
Location:
Gisborne, Eastland Port, New Zealand
Photo Category:
General Cargo Ships Including More Than One Ship
Added:
Aug 1, 2007
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2,067
Image Resolution:
1,609 x 1,344

Description:

Photographed in Gisborne, NZ 1962
M.V. Pukeko & M.V. Parera
Pukeko means " Swamp Hen" in Maori
Parera means "Grey Duck" in Maori
[b]PUKEKO: [/b] IMO 5286805 Captain A.V. Cross in command.
BUILDER: James Lamont & Co.
OWNER: Richardson & Co. Napier NZ
ENGINE: British Polar
TONNAGE: 1,020
EX: Sirhana Fortune 1975
Almoussa 1982
Almoussa D 1977
Caught fire on Oct 17 1988 Mokha, Yemen & Abandoned.
Sank October 20 1988 NW of Zubar Island, Red Sea.

[b]PARERA:[/b]IMO 5270624
TONNAGE: 823
OWNER: Richardson & Co. Napier, NZ
BUILT: George Brown & Co., Greenock, Scotland.
1975 - King Lake
1985 - Kin Lake
Wrecked April 12, 1985 after running aground at Tankan Shan
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Vessel
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Current name:
KIN LAKE I

Former name(s):

 -  Parera (Until 1985)

 -  King Lake (Until 1957 May)

IMO:
5270624
Status:
Dead
Build year:
1957
Builder:
Brown George - Greenock, U.k.
Vessel Type:
General Cargo
Gross tonnage:
1,118 tons
Summer DWT:
1,021 tons
Photos:
5 photos by 3 photographers

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General cargo ships built 1950-1959 (Under 3000gt) - 4 photos

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Zelda Wynn

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Chris Howell

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Tony Conroy

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One correction, she was actually called "Sirdhana Fortune" when owned by Crossworld Navigation Services, Singapore. Her voyages were mostly between Singapore and Colombo, with a spell between Singapore and Cambodia (1980/81). Her owners were not the best pay masters, but even those salaries were often delayed. She was finally arrested in Kuwait (1981), the crew abandoned by her owners. Meantime, another smaller Crossworld ship "Sinha Fortune" was arrested in Colombo, where she remained till her end.

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