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APARIMA 1902-1917
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BuilderWm Denny & BrosWhere BuiltDumbartonDate Built1902Tonnage5704PropulsionTwin screw steam 13.5 knotsOwners & Previous Names1902-1917 USSCoAdditional NotesAPARIMA was especially designed for the Union Company's India service making over 30 voyages to Calcutta. In 1912 APARIMA was fitted out to carry 50 cadets which were transferred from the Company's sail training ship DARTFORD. Requisitioned by NZ Government from 1915-1917 as a troopship. Torpedoed in the English Channel, 6 miles SW from Anvil Point 19 November 1917 on passage London to New York with the loss of 54 crew including 17 cadets. It was not until 1952 that Union Company carried cadets again.
Where BuiltDumbartonDate Built1902Tonnage5704PropulsionTwin screw steam 13.5 knotsOwners & Previous Names1902-1917 USSCoAdditional NotesAPARIMA was especially designed for the Union Company's India service making over 30 voyages to Calcutta. In 1912 APARIMA was fitted out to carry 50 cadets which were transferred from the Company's sail training ship DARTFORD. Requisitioned by NZ Government from 1915-1917 as a troopship. Torpedoed in the English Channel, 6 miles SW from Anvil Point 19 November 1917 on passage London to New York with the loss of 54 crew including 17 cadets. It was not until 1952 that Union Company carried cadets again.Connections
New Zealand Ship and Marine Society (2nd Sep 2022). APARIMA 1902-1917. In Website New Zealand Ship and Marine Society. Retrieved 3rd Feb 2023 16:48, from https://nzshipmarine.com/nodes/view/821