Index of

Articles

World Ship Society, Australia & NZ

1954 – 1967

Nautical Association of Australia

New Series, 1968 – 2014

Nautical Association of Australia Inc.

www.nautical.asn.au

Edition 2, 28 October 2015

NOTES This index is an update to that issued in 2004 indexing Articles in the first 50 years of THE LOG

from 1954 to 2003. It brings the index up to 2014 and includes additional cross referencing and

detail on articles to enable more information to be located.

PART 1 MERCHANT SHIPS

PART 2 NAVAL VESSELS

As in the previous issue this Index shows LOG dates only, page numbers are not indexed and

readers will need to look through individual LOGS to find the articles.

From 1954 to 2008 the Index reference is shown as month and year of publication. For

example, reference 3:5/63,3/68 indicates items published in the March & May 1963 and March

1968 issues of THE LOG. Also 7-8/58 indicates an item in the July-August 1958 LOG.

In 2009 the month of publication was replaced with the quarter in which THE LOG was issued (that

is, numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4 each year) so that indexing from 2009 refers to the quarter and year.

Thus 3/14 indicates items in the third issue of THE LOG for 2014.

(Note :This is different to the system adopted for the Indexes of Fleets and Classes, Illustrations and

Authors recently published for the first time, which show the cumulative LOG Issue Number (W1-

W75 old series and 1-198 New Series) and page number for each item.)

Many articles are indexed by ship name or other key word and many articles are indexed several

ways to assist location. Examples follow:

Before her time – The Loss of Aeon, is indexed under Aeon

Sydney and the Aberdeen Line, is indexed under Aberdeen Line

The Forgotten Few, is indexed under Photographers, The Forgotten Few

John McIlwraith, is indexed under John and also under McIlwraith

Alfred Holt’s Asphalion: A World War II Experience, is also indexed under Asphalion

Tale of Three Birds has had the ship’s names Albatross, Pelican and Swallow added in brackets, and is also indexed under each ship name

Missing Ships, Ships of the Past and Interesting Ships are indexed as a series together and also by ship names individually.

Information in brackets is additional to the Title of an article, and is provided to elaborate on the

subject of the article. This frequently includes names of ships, which are then each separately

indexed. Ship names and classes of ships are in italics. Class names are also in inverted commas.

Some articles indexed are short, for instance an item of correspondence referring to an earlier

article. Company names are frequently most easily found in the Fleets & Classes Index, although

many items are listed in both indexes.

This Index is available to view as a searchable pdf document on the NAA website

and can be downloaded and saved if required. Hard copies are available from the NAA from time to

time. The web version will be updated periodically to incorporate later issues of THE LOG and to

make improvements or to correct any errors. Suggestions for improvements and advice of any

errors or omissions are welcome and should be emailed to

First 2004 edition prepared by Buster Browne, this second edition, based on the first, prepared by

Tony Cavanagh, for the Nautical Association of Australia Inc.

PART 1 - MERCHANT SHIPS 50 Years of Port Adelaide – a Personal Recollection ............................................................. 1/11 50th Anniversary for The Log .................................................................................................. 5/04

A.B. Rea – Builder by Lake and Shore .................................................................................. 8/99 Aberdeen Line, The ...................................................................................................... 9/55,3/56 Aberdeen Line, Sydney and the ........................................................................ 8:11/97, 2:5:8/98 Aberdeen Shipbuilders Alexander Hall & Company Ltd and Hall Russell & Company Ltd ...... 3/14 Aberfoyle – a Tragic Voyage ............................................................................................ 2/95 Abersea and her Successor ................................................................................................... 9/60 Abraham Rydberg ............................................................................................................... 7-8/58 Absconded (Kota Singapura ex Tjiluwah, Santelena ex Allara) .............................................. 3/73 Adelaide, Famous Paddle Tugboat ....................................................................................... 9/59 Adelaide Company’s Bullarra of 1890 .................................................................................... 5/07 Adelaide Ship Construction .................................................................................................. 11/85 Adelaide Steamship Company Ltd., The ................................................................................ 8/75 Adelong ......................................................................................................................... 7/67,9/66 Adelong, Ships of the Past ..................................................................................................... 5/96 Aden as a Mail Steamer Junction ........................................................................................... 2/96 Adstream Marine Ltd. ............................................................................................................. 8/97 Aeon, Before her Time – The Loss of ..................................................................................... 2/01 Aeronautical Engineer, The Voyage of an .............................................................................. 2/97 Age, The Three Ages of Howard Smith .................................................................................. 7/69 Airlie & Guthrie, The Steamers ............................................................................................... 9/72 Ajax, The Pilot Steamer ......................................................................................................... 3/63 Akuna II, Port Phillip Sea Pilots’ HMAS Gladstone ................................................................ 4/12 Al Malik Saud Al-Awal, Two Ships into One ........................................................................... 1/68 Albatross, Tale of Three Birds .............................................................................................. 11/03 Albion ................................................................................................................................... 11/99 Alcoa and Point Henry Story, The .......................................................................................... 3/14 Aldinga ................................................................................................................................... 2/00 Alert, the Foundering of the .................................................................................................... 3/54 Alexander, John William ......................................................................................................... 2/95 Alexander Hall & Co. Ltd, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 51: Shipbuilders ............. 3/14 Alfred Holt’s Asphalion: a World War II Experience ................................................................ 8/02 Alice in Wonderland ............................................................................................................... 8/76 Allara, Absconded, (Santelena) .............................................................................................. 3/73 Allen Taylor & Company Ltd .................................................................................................. 5/71 American ‘Mariner’ Class Cargo Ships, The ........................................................................... 5/63 American Mist, Memories of the Far East on .......................................................................... 1/10 American Pioneers (American Pioneer Line and history) .................................................... 2:5/00 American Type Container Ships ............................................................................................. 9/58 Ampac: The American Pacific Container Line Inc................................................................... 5/85 Ampol the Shipowner ............................................................................................................. 2/73 An Eastern Mystery (Fortunatus) ........................................................................................... 5/04 An International Spirit ............................................................................................................. 5/94 Andrew Weir Motorships ...................................................................................................... 11/59 Andrew Crawford & Company Ltd. of Glasgow ...................................................................... 5/64 ANL Annual Report – 1977,1978,1979,1980,1981,1982 ................. 2/78,2/79,2/80,2/81,2/82,2/83 ANL Annual Report – 1983,1985,1985-86,1988,1989,1990 .......... 2/84,2/86,11/86,2/89,2/90,2/91 ANL Annual Report – 1991,1992,1992-93,1994,1995,1996 ............ 2/92,2/93,2/94,5/95,5/96,2/97 ANL Bulk Carriers .................................................................................................................. 4/09 ANL Cargo Vessels ................................................................................................................ 1/10 ANL Evolution of the .............................................................................................................. 9/60 ANL Funnel Colours, ............................................................................................................ 11/07 ANL Nemesis ......................................................................................................................... 2/85

ANL ‘P’ Class and Breaking Australian Purpose Out of the Ice, The ...................................... 3/13 ANL Plight of the .................................................................................................................... 2/77 ANL Politics and Demise ........................................................................................................ 3/10 ANL Ships of the .................................................................................................................. 11/63 ANL State of the Fleet ............................................................................................................ 5/88 ANL – The 1980’s .................................................................................................................. 1/11 ANL – The 1990’s .................................................................................................................. 2/11 ANL The Overseas Container Ships ...................................................................................... 2/10 ANL Veterans ........................................................................................................................ 9/73 Ann, First Screw Steamer to Cross the Tasman .................................................................... 5/60 Ann Jamieson ........................................................................................................................ 3/56 Anne Mildred Brovig, Two Ships into One .............................................................................. 1/68 Antares .................................................................................................................................. 3/14 Antonio Regidor, Komata - Antonio Regidor ........................................................................... 2/14 Aorangi, The Royal Mail Ships Niagara and Aorangi .............................................................. 8/91 Aorangi, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 37: ........................................................... 1/11 Aparima, Loss of .................................................................................................................. 11/67 Apollo Bay, Shipping Returns to ............................................................................................. 2/05 Arafura, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 18: ............................................................ 5/06 Arahura of 1905, Fifty Years Ago ........................................................................................... 3/56 Aramoana, Significant Australian Ships of the Last 50 Years ................................................ 5/04 Aratere, New Cook Strait Ferry .............................................................................................. 2/99 Arawa Bay, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 33: East German ‘Neptun’ Class ......... 1/10 Arawatta, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 18: .......................................................... 5/06 Argyllshire, A Notable Trio, Argyllshire, Shropshire, Wiltshire................................................. 9/70 Arosa Line Inc., The Short Lived ............................................................................................ 9/68 Art, Famous Maritime ........................................................................................................... 11/96 Asia Australia Express and the AAO Consortium ................................................................... 5/79 Asphalion, A World War II Experience, Alfred Holt’s .............................................................. 8/02 Associated Steamships Pty Ltd ................................................................... 1/64,9/65,2:5:8:11/84 Atacama ................................................................................................................................ 9/56 Athenic, The Shaw Savill Quartette Athenic, Corinthic, Ceramic, Gothic ................................ 1/71 Athenic, Deep Sea Navigator on ............................................................................................ 1/14 Athenic/Pelagos, They’ve Passed the Half Century Mark Athenic, Nelson, Canopus .......... 7-8/58 Atlas Line ............................................................................................................................... 2/02 Aurifera, The Rescue of the Passengers of Balclutha by the Crew of Aurifera in 1869 ........... 2/11 AUSN Co.’s Fiji Connection, On the Banana Run ........................................... 11/07,5:11/08,1/09 AUSN Co. History and Fleet List. ................................................................................... 7:9:11/61 AUSN’s Olinda & Oxley........................................................................................................ 11/92 AUSN’s Oxley & Olinda........................................................................................................ 11/92 Aussie Liners Called at the Cape, When ................................................................................ 3/62 Austasia Line, The ................................................................................................................. 8/77 Australasian United Steam Navigation Company Ltd (see AUSN) Australia, An Overseas Line for ........................................................................... 1:5/67,1/68,1/69 Australia 1914-1946, Some Unusual Visitors to ...................... 11/94,2:5:8:11/95,2:8:11/96,2:5/97 Australia China Line ............................................................................................................... 3/14 Australian ‘B’ Class Freighters ............................................................................................... 9/73 Australian Built Steamship, The First (Surprise built 1831) ..................................................... 3/54 Australian ‘C’ Class Freighters ............................................................................................... 3/75 Australian Chamber of Shipping ............................................................................................. 2/87 Australian Coastal Passenger Trade 1900-1955, The ............................................................ 6/55 Australian Coastal Shipping Agreement Act 1956 ................................................................ 11/76 Australian Coastal Vessels 1955 ............................................................................................ 3/56 Australian Customs Vessels .................................................................................................. 8/93 Australian ‘D’ Class Vessels, Farewell to the ......................................................................... 1/72 Australian ‘D’ Class Vessels, Names that were not used ....................................................... 5/60 Australian Enterprise, Significant Australian Ships of the Last 50 Years ................................ 5/04

Australian Flag Oil Tankers .......................................................................................... 11/64,9/65 Australian Flag Shipping ........................................................................................................ 6/73 Australian National Line (see ANL) Australian Ore Carriers, The 47,000 Ton (Darling River then Bogong) ................................... 1/66 Australian Prime Minister Helps Tramp Ship (Silksworth in 1937) .......................................... 2/03 Australian Progress, Ships of the Past ................................................................................... 2/94 Australian Purpose, Breaking Out of the Ice, and ANL ‘P’ Class ............................................ 3/13 Australian ‘River’ Class Freighters ......................................................................................... 3/74 Australian Scene Fighting Back, The ..................................................................................... 5/62 Australian Shipowning Concerns, Some Old ..................................................................... 9:11/66 Australian Shipping Board Bulk Carriers (Talinga, Timbarra, ‘Lake’ class) ............................. 9/55 Australian Shipping Statistics for 1964-65 .............................................................................. 1/66 Australian Shipping – Competitive? ....................................................................................... 8/82 Australian Shipping – Moving Ahead! ..................................................................................... 2/87 Australian Steamships Pty Ltd (see Howard Smith) Australian Tanker Developments ......................................................................................... 11/93 Australian Tonnage, Effect of New ......................................................................................... 9/67 Australian Towage Industry, The ............................................................................................ 5/89 Australian Trade, In the ........................................................................................................ 11/87 Australian Trading Fleet ......................................................................................................... 2/82 Australian Tramp Steamers Ltd. ............................................................................................. 5/85 Australian Whaling Commission, The ..................................................................................... 9/56 Australian-Oriental Line (1912-1961), The ............................................................................. 8/74 Australia’s Flag of Convenience ............................................................................................. 8/75 Auxiliary Merchant Fleet of Australia, 1939-1945, The .............................. 11/89,2:5:8:11/90,2/91 Auxiliary Merchant Fleet of Australia, 1945-1958, The ....................................... 2:5:8:11/93, 2/94 Auxiliary Sailing Vessels ................................................................................................... 1:11/59 Awa Maru and her Sisters, The Fate of ................................................................................ 11/75 Awaroa .................................................................................................................................. 1/71 Awatea, Queen of Bermuda and Awatea ............................................................................... 1/11 Ayrfield ........................................................................................................................ 3:5/63,3/68

‘B’ Class Freighters, Australian ............................................................................................. 9/73 Babinda ................................................................................................................................. 5/75 Babinda, Ships of the Past ..................................................................................................... 8/86 Baie de la Moselle Derelicts ................................................................................................... 3/71 Balclutha, The Rescue of the Passengers of Balclutha by the Crew of Aurifera in 1869 ........ 2/11 Balgowlah, Manly Ferries Balgowlah, Barrenjoey and Baragoola ........................................... 8/79 Ballarat Steamboats, The ....................................................................................................... 8/00 Balmain .................................................................................................................................. 5/02 Balook, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 36: ............................................................. 4/10 Baragoola, Manly Ferries Balgowlah, Barrenjoey and Baragoola ........................................... 8/79 Baralaba ................................................................................................................................ 5/75 Barge Shipping, Muralug & Kiriri (Islands) .............................................................................. 2/04 Barossa, Ships of the Past ..................................................................................................... 8/93 Barr, Kingsley, Hobart Photographer ...................................................................................... 8/07 Barrenjoey, Manly Ferries Balgowlah, Barrenjoey and Baragoola .......................................... 8/79 Barrenjoey, Profile of a Veteran, Barrenjoey to North Head ................................................. 11/70 Barwon .................................................................................................................................. 9/72 Barwon, The Two Strandings of the Steamer ....................................................................... 11/99 Barwon’s Bees ....................................................................................................................... 5/08 Bass Strait, New Vessels for .................................................................................................. 8/99 Bass Trader, Significant Australian Ships of the Last 50 Years .............................................. 5/04 Bass Trader, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 49: Vehicle Deck Vessel of 1961 ....... 1/14 Bass Trader Memories ........................................................................................................... 2/14 Bay of Bengal Cyclone ........................................................................................................... 8/91 Belfast & Koroit S.N. Co. Ltd – The Last Decade 1929-39 ..................................... 2/06,5/06,8/06

Belfast & Koroit Steam Navigation Ltd, The ................................................................... 9/73,2/00 Belgian Merchant Navy, A Glimpse at the .............................................................................. 7/67 Belkarin .................................................................................................................................. 1/60 Bellambi became Saint Joseph .............................................................................................. 8/86 Bellambi Coal Company Ltd. .................................................................................................. 3/66 Bellinger – A Small Steamer’s Varied Career ....................................................................... 11/04 Bellubera, Manly Ferry ......................................................................................................... 11/78 Beltana, Ships of the Past ...................................................................................................... 8/93 Benjamin Bowring, The Transglobe Expedition and ............................................................... 8/79 Bergalia ............................................................................................................................... 12/73 Bermagui ............................................................................................................................... 3/70 Beroona, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 13: Stateships ex Cunard ........................ 2/05 Bethell, Gwyn & Company Ltd. ......................................................................................... 9:11/62 BHP How Whyalla Became a Shipyard ................................................................................ 11/59 BHP Review of the Shipowner ............................................................................................... 9/68 BHP Shipowning Activities of the .......................................................................................... 9/59 BHP Ships – The ‘Chieftain' Class ......................................................................................... 5/81 BHP Ships – The ‘Yampi’ Class ............................................................................................. 3/73 BHP State of the Fleet ........................................................................................................... 5/87 Bicentennial Reflections ......................................................................................................... 2/88 Binburra, Ships of the Past .................................................................................................... 8/87 Blackball Coal Company Limited ............................................................................................ 5/87 Blackwallers and Australia, The ....................................................................................... 3:5:6/60 Block Ships for Mulberry Harbour .......................................................................................... 9/64 Blue Anchor Line, Sydney and the ...................................................................... 2:5:8:11/99,2/00 Blue Funnel Line, Keep it Tall and Blue ................................................................................. 1/11 Blue Star Line, The ................................................................................................... 9:12/54,3/55 Blue Star Line Origins and the Australian Trade .................................................................... 2/11 Blythe Star, Casualty ........................................................................................................... 12/73 Boa Force Salvage ................................................................................................................ 5/94 Boat Trains ............................................................................................................................ 1/72 Bogong, The 47,000 Ton Australian Ore Carriers .................................................................. 1/66 Bogong, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 20: Largest Australian built ..................... 11/06 Boonaroo, Ships of the Past .................................................................................................. 8/87 Boorara .................................................................................................................................. 3/55 Boral Ltd. ............................................................................................................................... 2/79 Borneo, Drifting Around........................................................................................................ 11/74 Bounty, An Anniversary of the Mutiny on the ........................................................................ 11/88 Boy and his Twelve Foot Dinghy, A ....................................................................................... 8/94 Boyhood Ambition, My ........................................................................................................... 8/95 BP Enterprise, New Tankers BP Enterprise and Cellana ....................................................... 7/68 BP Tanker Company, Oil Tankers of the Future for ................................................................ 7/62 Braeside, Ships of the Past .................................................................................................... 2/88 Braeside & Burnside, The Unfortunate ................................................................................... 6/74 Bravery, Recognition of .......................................................................................................... 8/00 Breakers, To the .................................................................................................................... 6/54 Bretagne, A Newcomer to the England-Australia Run ............................................................ 9/61 Brighton, Manly Ferry ............................................................................................................. 8/87 Brisbane at Sea ..................................................................................................................... 5/08 Brisbane Scene – 1933, The ................................................................................................ 11/95 British Emergency Cargo Vessels, The ............................................................................. 9:11/62 British Flag American WW2 Built Vessels .............................................................................. 2/98 British Steam Navigation Company Ltd. ........................................................................ 3:5:7:9/70 British Phosphate Commissioners, The ................................................................................. 7/69 British Shipowners and their Builders ..................................................................................... 3/63 Brown Tugboat Fleet, The J. & A. ....................................................................................... 7:9/59 Brown’s Steam Colliers, J. & A. .............................................................................................. 5/63

Brusgaard, Kioserud & Company, Drammen .......................................................... 8:11/82,11/83 Brush with Death, A ............................................................................................................... 2/04 Bulk Carriers of the Australian Coastal Shipping Commission................................................ 2/07 Bullarra, Adelaide Company’s, of 1890 .................................................................................. 5/07 Bulolo .................................................................................................................. 1/68,5:8/80,5/05 Bulolo, Ships of the Past ........................................................................................................ 8/95 Bungaree, The Old Tug.......................................................................................................... 3/60 Bungaree, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 41: Navy Coal Fired Minelayer .............. 1/12 Burke Line, The John ................................................................................................ 11/87,2:5/88 Burnie and Devonport, The Growing Ports of ......................................................................... 3/65 Burns Philp & Company Ltd. .................................................................................................. 6/60 Burns Philp A New Service .................................................................................................... 8/83 Burns Philp and the Kanaka Labour Trade ............................................................................ 2/01 Burns Philp Days, My ............................................................................................................. 5/03 Burns Philp in Papua New Guinea ......................................................................................... 2/82 Burns Philp Memories ............................................................................................................ 8/03 Burns Philp Newbuildings .................................................................................................... 11/81 Burns Philp Small Fry ............................................................................................................ 2/79 Burnside, Ships of the Past .................................................................................................... 2/88 Burnside & Braeside, The Unfortunate ................................................................................... 6/74 Burwah, Ships of the Past ...................................................................................................... 8/97 Byrd Antarctic Expedition 1928 -1956 ............................................................................... 9:12/56

‘C’ Class Freighters, Australian ............................................................................................. 3/75 Cain’s Coastal Co-operative Steamship Company Ltd, N. ................................................... 11/69 Cairns Cavalcade................................................................................................................ 3:9/71 Caledonian Salvor & Cambrian Salvor ................................................................................... 5/80 Callen & Sons Ltd., Peter .......................................................................................... 8:11/89,2/90 Callen Brothers, Shipbuilders 1875-1890 ............................................................................... 8/85 Caloundra, Seen near, (Dicky, Centaur, Queen of the Colonies) ........................................... 7/70 Caloundra, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 36: ....................................................... 4/10 Caltex Port Kembla, Ships of the Past ................................................................................. 11/91 Caltex Sydney, Ships of the Past ......................................................................................... 11/91 Calulu .................................................................................................................................... 2/86 Cambrian Salvor & Caledonian Salvor ................................................................................... 5/80 Canadian Ship Building Australasian Connections ....................................................... 11/98,2/99 Canastota, Missing Ships 6: ................................................................................................... 8/01 Canberra, A 1981 Style Voyage to UK ................................................................................... 5/82 Canberra, The Liner ............................................................................................................... 9/73 Canberra, From the Pen of Peter Nicholson .............................................................. 11/01 & 5/04 Canonbar (1910), North Coaster to Blockade Runner ............................................................ 2/13 Canopus, They’ve Passed the Half Century Mark Athenic, Nelson, Canopus ..................... 7-8/58 Capitaine Wallis ..................................................................................................................... 2/04 Carl Massacre, The ................................................................................................................ 5/99 Carpenter & Company Ltd., W.R. .............................................................................. 11/70,1:5/71 Cartela & Togo ....................................................................................................................... 7/71 Castel Felice & Fairstar, Two Veterans to Retire? .................................................................. 3/68 Cataraqui ............................................................................................................................... 6/56 Cathay & Chital, The E & A Liners ....................................................................................... 11/75 Catterthun Disaster 1895, The ............................................................................................... 1/11 Cellana, New Tankers BP Enterprise and Cellana ................................................................. 7/68 Centaur, Seen near Caloundra .............................................................................................. 7/70 Century, Ships of the Past ................................................................................................... 11/94 Ceramic, The Shaw Savill Quartette Athenic, Corinthic, Ceramic, Gothic .............................. 1/71 Champion, One of the most Famous Australian Tugs ............................................................ 7/62 Champion, SS – an Early Victorian Steamer .......................................................................... 2/05 Charter, An Intercolonial ........................................................................................................ 2/05

Cheeky Harry ....................................................................................................................... 11/02 Cheviot Hill Beach .................................................................................................................. 1/68 Chief Engineer’s Mistake, A ................................................................................................... 8/99 ‘Chieftain’ Class, The BHP Ships ........................................................................................... 5/81 China-Australia Mail Steamship Line .................................................................................... 11/78 China Navigation Company Limited .................................................................................... 1:3/67 Chinaman, The ...................................................................................................................... 3/12 Chital & Cathay, The E & A Liners ....................................................................................... 11/75 Christmas Day Race for Callao, The 1960 ............................................................................. 2/13 Christmas Island Phosphate Company Ltd. ........................................................................... 1/70 Chusan, First Visit to Australia ............................................................................................... 7/63 Circular Quay 1800 – 1900 .................................................................................................... 9/54 Circular Quay 1900 – 1936 ............................................................................................... 9:11/58 Circular Saw Line ................................................................................................................... 1/59 Citizen & Comet, Missing Ships 1: ......................................................................................... 5/00 City of Adelaide ................................................................................................................... 3:7/70 City of Athens ...................................................................................................................... 12/56 City of Grafton, A North Coaster ............................................................................................ 2/78 City of Launceston ................................................................................................................. 8/99 Clan Line Finis ....................................................................................................................... 2/82 Classification Societies .......................................................................................................... 5/68 Classification Society Bureau Veritas ................................................................................... 11/78 Close Call in the Indian Ocean, A .......................................................................................... 8/05 Clutha Capricorn, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 20: Largest Australian built ...... 11/06 Clutha Oceanic, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 20: Largest Australian built ......... 11/06 Coast Steamships Ltd. ........................................................................................................... 9/57 Coastal Fleet is Changing, Our ........................................................................................... 3-4/58 Coastal General Cargo trade ................................................................................................. 8/75 Coastal Scene, More on the .................................................................................................. 8/75 Coastal Ships – How Time Flies ............................................................................................ 5/59 Cobargo ............................................................................................................................... 11/72 Cobargo & Kopua, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 32: ............................................ 4/09 Cockatoo & Success .............................................................................................................. 8/86 Cockatoo Gall ........................................................................................................................ 5/86 Colliers, The Lost ................................................................................................................... 9/56 Collin & Sons Pty Ltd, William ................................................................................................ 5/72 Colombo, Wreck of RMS ........................................................................................................ 2/89 Colonial Line (An Association of Shipbrokers), The ................................................................ 8/03 Colonial Minelaying Steamers, The ........................................................................................ 2/98 Columbus New Zealand, Near Collision with Nivosa .............................................................. 8/86 Comet & Citizen, Missing Ships 1: ......................................................................................... 5/00 Commercial Interference ...................................................................................................... 11/82 Commercialisation of Shipping, The, A Human Disaster ........................................................ 4/10 Commonwealth Disposals Commission 1944-1949 ............................................................... 2/91 Commonwealth Government Line of Steamers ...................................................................... 5/03 Commonwealth (Government) Line of Steamers, The .................................. 7-8/58,5:7/61,1:3/62 Commonwealth Marine Salvage Board ............................................................................ 2:5:8/80 Commonwealth’s 14 Wooden ships built in America, Failures of World War I ..................... 5-6/58 Commonwealth’s 14 Wooden Ships, The .............................................................................. 8/75 Containerisation ..................................................................................................................... 3/67 Containerisation and Australia ............................................................................................... 5/94 Containerships, A Mariner’s Perspective on Loading ........................................................... 11/08 Cook Islands Sojourn ............................................................................................................. 5/86 Cookmania............................................................................................................................. 1/70 Coolangatta, The Four (Transatlantic) ‘Cs’ ............................................................................. 1/10 Coolaroo, The Four (Transatlantic) ‘Cs’ ................................................................................. 1/10 Coolcha ................................................................................................................................. 2.00

Coolebar & Gunbar ................................................................................................................ 2/01 Coolgardie, The Four (Transatlantic) ‘Cs’ ............................................................................... 1/10 Coomonderry ....................................................................................................................... 11/68 Cooranga, The Four (Transatlantic) ‘Cs’ ................................................................................ 1/10 Copyright & Other Law - Ship Photographs............................................................................ 3/09 Corinda, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 42: Motorship of 1937 .............................. 2/12 Corinthic, The Shaw Savill Quartette Quartette Athenic, Corinthic, Ceramic, Gothic .............. 1/71 Corrigan, B.M. .............................................................................................................. 11/74,8/91 Corry, James P., Forerunners of the Port Line .................................................................... 7-8/58 Cossack, First Port of the North-West of Australia ............................................................... 11/98 Courier, Huddart Parker’s ...................................................................................................... 5/97 Crosby & Company, William .................................................................................................. 2/76 Crouch & Company, M.B. ...................................................................................................... 1/59 Cruise, A One Off ................................................................................................................... 8/06 CSR Company Ltd., The Principal Ships of ............................................................................ 8/76 CSR, The Fleet ...................................................................................................................... 2/94 Curl Curl & Dee Why, Manly Ferries ...................................................................................... 5/77 Cuthbert, Shipbuilder, John .................................................................................................... 3/67 Cutty Sark, Mr. Cotton’s Model of the ..................................................................................... 1/60 Cycle, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 33: East German ‘Neptun’ Class ................. 1/10 Cycle, Ships of the Past ....................................................................................................... 11/94 Cyclone Rescue ..................................................................................................................... 3/72 Cygnet ................................................................................................................................... 3/59 C.Y. Tung Group, The. ....................................................................................... 1:3:5:7:9/72,3/73

‘D’ Class Vessels, Australian, Names that were not used ..................................................... 5/60 ‘D’ Class Vessels, Farewell to the Australian ......................................................................... 1/72 Dalfram and Friends .............................................................................................................. 2/89 Dalia – Red or White and Where? .......................................................................................... 8/92 Darling Harbour ..................................................................................................... 3/64,5/67,5/93 Darling Harbour, Sydney, The Hungry Mile ............................................................................ 5/07 Darling River, The 47,000 Ton Australian Ore Carriers .......................................................... 1/66 Darling River, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 20: Largest Australian built ............ 11/06 Darwin Fleet, A .................................................................................................................... 11/94 Deadly WWII Battle, British Merchant Ship vs German Raider (Turakina & Orion) ............... 11/08 Dee Why & Curl Curl, Manly Ferries ...................................................................................... 5/77 Deep Sea Navigator on Athenic ............................................................................................. 1/14 Deepdale H – Any Old Iron? ................................................................................................ 11/85 Derelicts – Project .......................................................................................... 9:11/68,1:3:5:11/69 Derwent River, Future of Ferries on the .............................................................................. 1:3/63 Derwent River, Steamers of the ............................................................................................ 3/64 Derwent, The Last River Steamer .......................................................................................... 9/67 Devonport and Burnie, The Growing Ports of ......................................................................... 3/65 Dicky, Seen near Caloundra .................................................................................................. 7/70 Dimsdale Knocked Down a Lighthouse, When the ................................................................. 1/63 Doepel of Bellingen ................................................................................................................ 2/86 Dogs, The Carriage of on Ships ............................................................................................. 3/11 Dominion Monarch ................................................................................................................. 2/89 Douglas Mawson, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 25: Steamer of 1914.................. 2/08 Dover grounding in 1934, Fifty Years Ago .............................................................................. 5/84 Draper, The Narrative of Captain H.J.M. ................................................................................ 2/02 Dredgers, AB on the (port of Newcastle) ................................................................................ 2/08 Drilling Rigs in Australian Waters, Mobile ............................................................................... 8/98 Ducal Line, The ...................................................................................................................... 3/62 Dufty Photographic Collection, Some Background Notes on the ......................................... 11/75 Dunbar ................................................................................................................................... 8/01 Dunedin, Tug Still Going Strong ............................................................................................. 5/59

Dunedin Star and Viti ............................................................................................................. 2/09 Dunmore & the Blue-Metal Trade ......................................................................................... 11/04 Dutch Line under French Flag, Former ............................................................................... 3-4/58 Dutch New Guinea, Nautical Notes on ................................................................................. 11/77

‘E’ Boats, The Maryborough Built, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 46: ................... 2/13 Eagar, New Tug ................................................................................................................... 11/66 Eagle, Unusual Accidents to .................................................................................................. 9/68 Eastern & Australian Steam Ship Company Ltd, A Century Achieved .................................... 6/73 Eastern & Australian Steam Ship Company Ltd, The ..................................................... 6/56,2/83 Eastern, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 30: WWII Std Fast Cargo Liners ............... 2/09 Eastern Argosy, Maiden Voyage of Indo China S. N. Co. Ltd’s SS ........................................ 8/02 Eastern Ranger, Life Onboard Jardine’s ................................................................................ 4/10 Eastern Ranger and the Red Guards ..................................................................................... 4/14 Eastern Rover’s Many Typhoons ........................................................................................... 1/12 Eastern Steam Ship Company Ltd. ........................................................................................ 3/62 Edenhope, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 46: The Maryborough Built ‘E’ Boats .... 2/13 Edina Goes to the Breakers ................................................................................................ 3-4/58 Edithburgh and Apollo Bay ..................................................................................................... 5/05 Edwin Fox, A Grand Old Sailing Ship Lives on ..................................................................... 11/64 Eigigu, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 33: East German ‘Neptun’ Class ................ 1/10 Ellerman Lines’ City Ships ..................................................................................... 7:9:11/71,1/72 Elmore, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 46: The Maryborough Built ‘E’ Boats ......... 2/13 Emily St. Pierre, He Stole his own Ship from the US Navy (Capt. William Wilson, 1862) ....... 8/08 ‘Empire Chieftain’ Class, The, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 31: .......................... 3/09 Enfield, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 46: The Maryborough Built ‘E’ Boats ......... 2/13 Esquilini ,Pre-war Italian Motor Liners .................................................................................... 7/69 Esso Macquarie, Ships of the Past ........................................................................................ 2/94 Engines, Some Unusual......................................................................................................... 8/80 Ethel, An Unlucky Ship......................................................................................................... 11/69 Etona ..................................................................................................................................... 5/68 Eugowra, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 46: The Maryborough Built ‘E’ Boats ...... 2/13 Eumeralla of 1908, Misfit ........................................................................................................ 5/06 Euro and Wato, Two Old Tugs ............................................................................................... 3/62 Euroa, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 46: The Maryborough Built ‘E’ Boats ........... 2/13 Evans Deakin – Shipbuilders ......................................................................................... 5:8:11/97 Evening Star, New Tourist Launch ......................................................................................... 5/69 Everyday Expression, That (Everyday expressions derived from seafarer’s language) .......... 5/96 Excursion Steamers (from Australian state capitals and in NZ) ............................................ 11/93 Explosion at Halifax (Mont Blanc and Imo collision in 1917 in Canada) ................................ 11/97

Failures of World War 1 (14 wooden ships built in America for the Commonwealth) .......... 5-6/58 Fairstar & Castel Felice, Two Veterans to Retire? .................................................................. 3/68 Famous Liners of the Recent Past ......................................................................... 12/57,5-6:9/58 Federal Steam Navigation Company Ltd. ................................................................. 5:7/62,5:8/83 Federal Steam Navigation Company, Five ex German Steamers of the ....................... 11/72,6/73 Ferndale, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 48: .......................................................... 4/13 Fenwick & Company Ltd, A Few Notes on J ........................................................................ 11/62 Ferret, Loss of the Steamer ................................................................................................... 8/95 Fesco’s Converted ‘Pula’ Class .............................................................................................. 2/97 Fiado, Missing Ships 3: ........................................................................................................ 11/00 Fifeshire, The Wreck of .......................................................................................................... 2/06 Fifty Years Ago (Union Co’s Arahura of 1905) ....................................................................... 3/56 Fifty Years Ago (river steamer Dover grounding in 1934) ....................................................... 5/84 Fifty Years Ago, On the Harbour (ferries of Sydney) .............................................................. 9/72 Fiji, A (current shipping) Report from ...................................................................................... 5/81

Fiona Story, The TSS ............................................................................................................ 2/08 First Bulk Tanker to Visit Australia (Shell’s Turbo) and the Gore Cove Oil Terminal ............... 5/02 First World War Odyssey, A (ships encountered in service with the AIF) ............................. 11/76 Flagging Out (flags of convenience) ....................................................................................... 2/87 Flags & Funnels .. 5:8:11/85,2:5:8:11/86,2:5:8:11/87,2:5:8:11/88,2:5:8:11/89,2:5:8:11/90,2:5:8/91 ............................. 2:5:8:11/92,5:8:11/93,5:8:11/94,5:11/95,5:11/96,2:5:8:11/97,2:5/98,5:8:11/00 Flags and Funnel Markings, House (comments, fleet lists and Australasian examples) ......... 6/56 Flags of Convenience (definitions and comments) ................................................. 8/81,2/87,8/93 Flight MH 370, The Search for ............................................................................................... 4/14 Flinders – Public Service Commendation ............................................................................... 2/99 Fly River Interlude (and Papuan Explorer) ............................................................................. 1/13 Fly River, More on the ............................................................................................................ 1/14 Forceful, tug ......................................................................................................................... 11/75 Fordsdale, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 48: ........................................................ 4/13 Foreword (to the 50th Anniversary Issue of The Log) .............................................................. 5/04 Forgotten Few (early Australian ship photographers), The ................................................... 11/96 Forty Years Ago ................. 5/91,8/92,8/93,8/94,11/95,8/96,5/97,5/98,8/99,11/00,8/01,11/02,8/03 ............................................................. 8/04,11/05,8/06,8/07,8/08,3/09,4/10,4/11,4/12,4/13,4/14 Forty Years On, Highlights of Shipbuilding in 1962 ................................................................ 2/02 Fortunatus, An Eastern Mystery ............................................................................................. 5/04 Four ‘Cs’, The, (Transatlantic’s Coolangatta, Cooranga, Coolaroo & Coolgardie) .................. 1/10 Francis Drake and George Anson .......................................................................................... 2/12 Frazer & Co., John, The Australasian Steam Navigation Company Ltd., F.W. Jackson ....... 11/04 Fremantle Memories .............................................................................................................. 2/14 Fremantle’s Most Eminent Wreck (Orizaba) ........................................................................... 5/08 Freshwater, New Manly Ferry ................................................................................................ 2/83 Frigorifique, Two Vessels Collide Twice, (Romney & Frigorifique) ......................................... 2/08 Frinton, A Voyage to Murmansk ............................................................................................. 9/66 From Aristocrat to Tramp (Wanderer to Sealark).................................................................. 11/87 From Boulton to Schettino (responsibility at sea) ................................................................... 4/13 From the North Sea to Both Sides of the Tasman (Tay I/Orepuki) ......................................... 8/02 From the Pen of Peter Nicholson (Canberra) ............................................................ 11/01 & 5/04 Frozen Meat Trade between NZ and the UK, History of the ....................................... 5:7:9:11/61 Fuchu Maru, War Prize ........................................................................................................ 11/07 Fuel Supply Crisis .................................................................................................................. 3/74 Funnels, Fashions in ................................................................................................... 6:9/54,5/62 Furness Withy Takeover ........................................................................................................ 5/80

Gambier ................................................................................................................................ 3/71 Gayundah Goes to the Breakers, The ................................................................................. 5-6/58 Geelong Shipping in the Fifties ........................................................................................... 5:8/99 Geelong Harbor Trust Tugs ...................................................................................... 9/58,8:11/88 Geier SMS – Australian Connections ..................................................................................... 1/14 Gem, An Old Murray River Trader ......................................................................................... 5/62 General and Particular Average ........................................................................................... 11/08 General Botha – South African Training Ship ....................................................................... 11/06 George Anson and Francis Drake .......................................................................................... 2/12 Georgette, Loss of the ......................................................................................................... 12/57 German-Australian Steamship Company – DADG .............................................................. 1:3/67 Gervase Sleigh, Ships of the Past .......................................................................................... 5/87 Gibb Line of China Steamers, The ....................................................................................... 11/93 Gibbs Bright & Company ........................................................................................................ 3/68 Gladstone HMAS/Port Phillip Sea Pilots’ Akuna II .................................................................. 4/12 Golden Fleece Fleet ............................................................................................................... 9/68 Golden Master, Salvage of the .............................................................................................. 5/59 Gore Cove Oil Terminal, First Bulk Tanker to Visit Australia (Shell’s Turbo) and the .............. 5/02 Gorgon, Blue Funnel’s ........................................................................................................... 8/96

Gothic and the 1954 Royal Visit – A Hobart Perspective ........................................................ 5/04 Gothic, The Shaw Savill Quartette Quartette Athenic, Corinthic, Ceramic, Gothic .................. 1/71 Gothic, Near Disaster ............................................................................................................. 9/68 Gothic, Royal Yacht ............................................................................................................... 5/04 Grafton, Early Steamer .......................................................................................................... 1/69 Great Britain, Linked with Australia ........................................................................................ 9/69 Greymouth Timber Trade, The ............................................................................................. 11/91 Groundings, Some Australian ................................................................................................ 2/06 Guardian Carrier .................................................................................................................... 1/65 Gulf Line, Sydney and the ................................................................................................. 8:11/02 Gunbar & Coolebar ................................................................................................................ 2/01 Gunung Djati, A Year in the Pilgrim Trade ............................................................................. 5/70 Guthrie & Airlie, The Steamers ............................................................................................... 9/72 Gwydir, The Wreck at Norah Head .............................................................................. 8/76,11/77

Hain Line, History of the ........................................................................................................ 1/62 Half Century Mark, They’ve Passed the (Nelson, Athenic/Pelagos, Canopus) .................... 7-8/58 Hall Russell & Co. Ltd, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 51: Shipbuilders ................. 3/14 Hay Point Coal Terminal, Shiploader Arrival at ...................................................................... 2/14 Harold Sleigh, Ships of the Past ............................................................................................. 5/87 Hawkesbury River and Brisbane Water Steamers ............................................................. 8:11/87 Hayles Fleet, The ................................................................................................................ 2:5/03 Hayles of Townsville, Bob .................................................................................................... 11/79 H.C. Sleigh, The Shipping Interests of ........................................................................... 5:8:11/79 He Stole his own Ship from the US Navy (Capt. William Wilson, 1862, Emily St. Pierre) ....... 8/08 Hebrides, Over the Sea to Skye ............................................................................................. 3/71 Helen, A Spot of Piracy ........................................................................................................ 11/67 Henderson & Company, P. .................................................................................................... 7/63 Henty – Victorian Shipping Pioneer, Stephen ......................................................................... 8/98 Hero ....................................................................................................................................... 2/99 Hero, Tug .................................................................................................................... 5-6/58,9/60 Heroic, Tug ............................................................................................................................ 3/67 Hexham Bank Fire, The ......................................................................................................... 8/78 Himalaya RMS ....................................................................................................................... 6/74 Hinemoa & Rangatira, Two Ferries ...................................................................................... 11/67 Hinemoa, Ships of the Past .................................................................................................. 11/90 Hobart Photographer, Kingsley Barr ...................................................................................... 8/07 Holland Australia Line, The Kerks of ................................................................................ 3:5:7/69 Holm & Company ................................................................................................................. 12/54 Holm & Company, The Misfortunes of .................................................................................... 1/60 Holmburn ............................................................................................................................. 11/59 Holyman Ltd ........................................................................................................................... 5/97 Holyman’s White Star Line ........................................................................................ 9:11/63,1/64 Hong Kong Ferries ................................................................................................................. 2/82 Hong Kong Islands Line ......................................................................................................... 5/89 Hong Kong Typhoon of 1937, The ....................................................................................... 11/86 Houlder Brothers and Company Ltd. ................................................................................... 5:8/98 House Flags (see Flags and Funnels) Howard Smith Fleet List ................................................................................................. 3:5:11/66 Howard Smith Ships of .......................................................................................................... 3/64 Howard Smith Steam Lighters, The ..................................................................................... 11/93 Howard Smith Takeover Bid, the First .................................................................................... 2/94 Howard Smith The Three Ages of .......................................................................................... 7/69 Howard Smith’s Newcastle Colliers ........................................................................................ 9/74 Howard Smith Ltd (History and ships owned and managed) .................................................. 5/92 H.P. Murray-Aynsley, A Pioneer Canterbury Shipowner. ...................................................... 11/60 Huddart Parker 1956-1959, Ships and Men from my Time with ............................................. 5/05

Huddart Parker and Company Ltd. ...................................................................... 11/60,1:3:5:9/61 Huddart Parker Ltd, The Centenary of ............................................................................. 5:11/76 Huddart Parker’s Courier ....................................................................................................... 5/97 Hulks at Port Stephens .............................................................................................. 11/78,11/80 Hull Shapes ........................................................................................................................... 3/13 Human Disaster, A, The Commercialisation of Shipping ........................................................ 4/10 Hungarian Levant Steam Ship Company Ltd ......................................................................... 1/64 Hungry Mile, The, (Darling Harbour, Sydney) ......................................................................... 5/07 Hunter River Trade, The ........................................................................................................ 2/79

I Served Under Four Flags (G. Presland) .............................................................................. 3/12 ICI - Imperial Chemical Industries ............................................................................. 12/56,12/57 Ida Bay & Electrona, Shipping between ................................................................................ 9/68 Ile De Re, Cable Ship .......................................................................................................... 11/07 Illawarra Steam ...................................................................................................... 5:8:11/96,2/97 Imo and Mont Blanc collision in 1917 in Canada, Explosion at Halifax ................................. 11/97 Inchcape and Company Ltd ................................................................................................... 2/77 Indo-China Steam Navigation Company ................................................................................ 2/82 Indo-China Steam Navigation Company 1881 – 1939 ..................................... 1:2:3:4/10,1:2:3/11 Indo China Steam Navigation Company Fleet List ................................................................. 1/12 Indonesian Interisland Fleet, A Look at the ............................................................................ 6/74 Induna .................................................................................................................................. 11/77 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 1: Pattawilya .......................................................... 2/02 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 2: Maltara ............................................................... 5/02 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 3: Kamo ................................................................. 8/02 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 4: Iron Sirius ......................................................... 11/02 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 5: Kabbarli ............................................................. 2/03 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 6: Lakemba ............................................................ 5/03 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 7: William Holyman ............................................... 8/03 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 8: Konanda ......................................................... 11/03 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 9: Karoon ............................................................... 2/04 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 10: Significant Ships of 1954 .................................. 5/04 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 11: Naess Sisters (Iron Clipper & Iron Cavalier) ..... 8/04 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 12: Kini ................................................................ 11/04 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 13: Stateships ex Cunard Wambiri & Beroona ....... 2/05 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 14: BHP’s Explorers (Iron Flinders, Iron Dampier) .. 5/05 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 15: Wesfarmers Economy Doxford Sisters (Swanbrook, Swanhill, Swanstream & Swanvalley) .................................................................................... 8/05 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 16: Waimea and Waimate .................................. 11/05 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 17: H&W Built (Iron Somersby, Mount Newman) .... 2/06 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 18: Arawatta and Arafura ....................................... 5/06 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 19: Zincmaster ....................................................... 8/06 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 20: ‘Darling River' Class, Largest Australian built (Darling River, Bogong, Iron Hunter, Clutha Oceanic, Yarra River, Clutha Capricorn) .......... 11/06 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 21: The WWII Standard Tyalla ............................... 2/07 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 22: Union Company’s Wairata ................................ 5/07 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 23: H.C. Sleigh Timber Carrier James Cook .......... 8/07 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 24: BHP’s Cargo Liner Iron Banbury .................... 11/07 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 25: The Steamer Douglas Mawson of 1914 ........... 2/08 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 26: BHP’s Coastal Tramp Iron Knight ..................... 5/08 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 27: The Varied Career of the Marra ........................ 8/08 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 28: Union Steam’s Acid Carrier Kootara ............. 11/08 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 29: The Many and Varied Roles of the MV Viti ....... 1/09 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 30: WWII Fast Cargo Liners Eastern & Nellore ...... 2/09 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 31: ‘Empire Chieftain’ Class (all overseas ships) .... 3/09 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 32: Watchlin’s Timber Ships & MV Port Tauranga .. 4/09 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 33: Iron Baron, Cycle, Arawa Bay & Eigigu ............ 1/10

Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 34: Building Iron Baron in East Germany ............... 2/10 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 35: Carpenter’s Rabaul, Salamaua & later fleet ...... 3/10 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 36: Balook/Caloundra/Iron Warrior ......................... 4/10 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 37: Aorangi, Her WWII and later Service ................ 1/11 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 38: Union Steam’s Talune and Wanaka ................. 2/11 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 39: BHP’s Bulk Carrier Iron Endeavour .................. 3/11 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 40: Polar Ship HMAS Wongala & LST3501 ............ 4/11 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 41: Bungaree, Navy Coal Fired Minelayer .............. 1/12 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 42: Motorship Corinda of 1937 .............................. 2/12 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 43: Union’s improved Loongana, the Wahine ......... 3/12 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 44: ‘Hamlet’ Class Kimberley, Koolinda & Pilbara .. 4/12 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 45: Passenger Ship Mourilyan, later Matangi ......... 1/13 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 46: The Maryborough Built ‘E’ Boats (Edenhope, Elmore, Enfield, Eugowra, Euroa) .......................................................................................... 2/13 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 47: River Plate Meat Carriers in Australasia ........... 3/13 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 48: Cargo Liners Fordsdale and Ferndale .............. 4/13 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 49: Vehicle Deck Vessel Bass Trader of 1961........ 1/14 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 50: BHP’s Very Large Bulk Carrier Iron Pacific ...... 2/14 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 51: Shipbuilders Alexander Hall & Hall Russell ...... 3/14 Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 52: Austasia Line’s Passenger Cargo Malaysia ...... 4/14 Iranda .................................................................................................................................... 1/10 Irish Counties Renascent, The ............................................................................................... 8/55 Iron Banbury, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 24: BHP’s Cargo Liner ................... 11/07 Iron Baron, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 33: East German ‘Neptun’ Class .......... 1/10 Iron Baron, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 34: Building in East Germany .............. 2/10 Iron Baron, Ships of the Past, ................................................................................................ 8/91 Iron Cavalier, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 11: Naess Sisters ............................. 8/04 Iron Clipper, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 11: Naess Sisters ............................... 8/04 Iron Crown, The Sinking of, 4 June, 1942 .............................................................................. 1/10 Iron Dampier, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 14: BHP’s Explorers ......................... 5/05 Iron Duke & Iron Monarch ...................................................................................................... 6/74 Iron Endeavour, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 39: BHP’s Bulk Carrier ................. 3/11 Iron Flinders, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 14: BHP’s Explorers ......................... 5/05 Iron Hunter, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 20: Largest Australian built ............... 11/06 Iron Knight, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 26: BHP’s Coastal Tramp .................... 5/08 Iron Monarch .......................................................................................................................... 9/72 Iron Monarch & Iron Duke ...................................................................................................... 6/74 Iron Pacific ............................................................................................................................. 8/86 Iron Pacific, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 50: BHP’s Very Large Bulk Carrier ...... 2/14 Iron Sirius, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 4: ....................................................... 11/02 Iron Somersby, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 17: ................................................ 2/06 Iron Spencer, Ships of the Past, ............................................................................................. 8/91 Iron Warrior, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 36: ..................................................... 4/10 Italian Motor Liners, Pre-war, Esquilini, Viminale, Remo, Romolo .......................................... 7/69

J. & A. Brown Tugboat Fleet, The....................................................................................... 7:9/59 J. & A. Brown’s Steam Colliers. .............................................................................................. 5/63 J. Fenwick & Company Ltd, A Few Notes on ....................................................................... 11/62 Jabiru Venture ....................................................................................................................... 8/86 James Cook, Interesting Ships of the Australian Coast 23: H.C. Sleigh Timber Carrier ......... 8/07 James Paterson & Company Pty Ltd................................................................................... 1:3/70 James Paterson, Historic Tug is Broken up ............................................................................ 5/66 James Patrick & Co., Coastal Trade ...................................................................................... 8/04 James Patrick & Company .................................................................................. 5:7/63,6/73,2/80 James Wallace, Tug ............................................................................................................ 11/70 Japan Line, The ..................................................................................................................... 5/67 Japanese Kokko Kaiun Kaisha and Iino Lines, Random Thoughts on .................................. 11/64

Japanese Mails to Australia .............................................................................................. 2:11/81 Japanese Names ................................................................................................................... 5/68 Japanese NPK ‘A’ Class ...................................................................................................... 12/73 Java-China-Japan Line, The ........................................................................................ 11/71,1/72 Jervis Bay ............................................................................................................................ 11/90 Jervis Bay, The 1928 ‘Mutiny’ .............................................................................................. 11/97 Ji Di, Chinese Antarctic Research Ship .................................................................................. 2/93 John Anderson ....................................................................................................................... 7/59 John Burke Line, The ................................................................................................ 11/87,2:5/88 John Frazer & Co., The Australasian Steam Navigation Company Ltd, F.W. Jackson ......... 11/04 John Manners & Company Ltd of Hong Kong ................................................... 11/68,1:3/69,1/70 John McIlwraith (1828 – 1902) ............................................................................................ 5:8/02 John See and Company and Victoria’s Western Ports ........................................................... 5/01 John Williams IV, The Missionary Steamer ............................................................................ 1/70 Jones Bros Coal Pty Ltd .................................................................................................... 9:11/71 Jubilee Dock ........................................................................................................................ 11/92 June in the Recent Past ......................................................................................................... 6/55

Kabbarli ............................................................................