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Lyttelton 1862-1881

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DescriptionBuilt by John Russel & Sons, Millwall, Middlesex in 1859 for Canterbury Steam Navigation Company. This company went into liquidation before ship arrived in New Zealand and it was subsequently purchased by N Edwards & Sons, Nelson. Converted from paddle steamer to screw steamer in 1885. Wrecked on Beef Barrels (near French Pass) on voyage from Collingwood to Wellington in 1886.
Photograph taken at Blenheim.
Date posted26th November 2010

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Lyttelton 1862-1881