Waterlily wreck

Co-ordinates 5' off

  • Country Built Scotland

  • Port Built Lanark (?) Lancashire, England

  • When Built 1875

  • Length 25.80

  • Beam 4.30

  • Draft 1.80

  • Engine 30 HP Two sets of steam engines, A. Campbell + Sons

  • TONA 31.53

  • TONB 52.32

  • When Lost 1907/02/01

  • Where Lost Near Hamelin Bay

  • Sinking While being towed by tug Vigilant

  • Sunk Code Foundered

  • Port From Hamelin Bay

  • Port To Bunbury

Museum Reference

  • wreck Waterlily

  • Protected Federal

  • Found N

  • Inspected N

  • Official Number 74465

  • Registration Number 6 of 1898

  • File Number 112/80, 196/75

  • Chart Number 1033, 331, 756

  • Confidential NO

Artefact information

Full information about the Waterlily
wreck Waterlily
When Lost 1907/02/01
Protected Federal
Found N
Inspected N
Where Lost Near Hamelin Bay
Engine 30 HP Two sets of steam engines, A. Campbell + Sons
TONA 31.53
TONB 52.32
Country Built Scotland
Port Built Lanark (?) Lancashire, England
When Built 1875
Port Registered Fremantle
Official Number 74465
Registration Number 6 of 1898
Length 25.80
Beam 4.30
Draft 1.80
Sinking While being towed by tug Vigilant
Sunk Code Foundered
Port From Hamelin Bay
Port To Bunbury
Master Donald Beaton, John Paddon
Owner Millars Karri Jarrah Co. Ltd.
Builder Thomas B. Sheath Rutherglen
File Number 112/80, 196/75
Chart Number 1033, 331, 756
Comments Co-ordinates 5' off
Sources HMC 7/3 McKenna Collection No 681, WA Maritime Museum
Confidential NO
URL http://www.museum.wa.gov.au/maritime-archaeology-db/wrecks/waterlily-1