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| shipowner = New Zealand Shipping Co. Ltd., Plymouth
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| shipbuilder = William Denny & Bros, Glasgow
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| shipyardnumber = 769
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| shiplaunched = 19 Jun 1906
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| shipfate = scrapped at Troon 1929
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| shiptonnage = 7,207 tons
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| shiplength = 460.0 ft (140.21m)
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| shipbeam = 60.2 ft (18.35m)
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Built for Haycraft & Westray, and from 1908 owned by the New Zealand Shipping Company. In 1914 she carried the man body of New Zealand troops (as HMNZT 6) in the first convoy travelling from Wellington to Alexandria. From 1917 - 1919 she was requisitioned as a troop ship before in 1920 becoming a cadet training ship until 1927
 
 
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==Remarks==
 
Built for Haycraft & Westray, and owned by the New Zealand Shipping Company when used to transport troops.
 
 
The Orari was one of the ships in the first convoy from Albany to Alexandria in Egypt.
 
  
 
Scrapped in Troon during 1927.
 
Scrapped in Troon during 1927.

Revision as of 01:28, 22 October 2021

HMNZT Orari
HMNZT Orari.jpg
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History
Name HMNZT Orari
Owner New Zealand Shipping Co. Ltd., Plymouth
Builder William Denny & Bros, Glasgow
Yard number 769
Launched 19 Jun 1906
In service 1906
Fate scrapped at Troon 1929
General characteristics
Type passenger / cargo
Tonnage 7,207 tons
Length 460.0 ft (140.21m)
Beam 60.2 ft (18.35m)
Depth 31.3 ft (9.53m)
Propulsion twin screw
Speed 14 knots (25.93 km/h)



Remarks

Built for Haycraft & Westray, and from 1908 owned by the New Zealand Shipping Company. In 1914 she carried the man body of New Zealand troops (as HMNZT 6) in the first convoy travelling from Wellington to Alexandria. From 1917 - 1919 she was requisitioned as a troop ship before in 1920 becoming a cadet training ship until 1927


Scrapped in Troon during 1927.

Soldiers carried

England to Fremantle 16 May - 20 June 1919