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29th January 1967, exactly fifty years ago today, was the last of three full days spent at Gravesend armed with a new camera.
The fourth ship to be photographed on that day was the 1942 built ACER, built at Lauzon, Canada, as GATINEAU PARK and purchased by Greece in 1950. Renamed ALKIS and managed by S.G.Embiricos, she had been renamed ACER in 1964. She was arriving at London from Rosario via Montevideo and had suffered a grounding en route. Further renamed MELIA in 1969 she finally arrived at Onomichi on 26.12.69 for breaking
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General cargo ships built 1940-1949 (Over 3000gt) - 4 photos
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Type: North Sands
Delivery Date: 23/07/42
Builder: Davie SB & Rep. Co. Ltd., Lauzon, QC
Nom. Manager: Canadian Pacific Steamships Ltd., Montreal
History:
1946: Transferred to MOWT - Nom.Manager (DOC) Aviation & Shipping Co. (Noel Purvis) London
1950: Alkis, Cape Breton Freighters Ltd., Montreal/S.G. Embiricos Ltd., London
1964: Acer.
1969: Scrapped at Miike, Japan.
Source: http://fortships.tripod.com/Parks%20A-N.htm#G
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