British steamship Eurymachus became Yugoslavian Nibola Michanovu according to the Dutch newspaper Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant dated 17 February 1926

An item dated London 17 February reported that the British steamship Eurymachus was renamed Nibola Michanovu.(1)

Note
1. The edition dated 29 January published an item dated Rotterdam, Netherlands 29 January reporting her arrival on the 27th coming from Batavia, Dutch East Indies at Amsterdam, Netherlands. She was the former Inverclyde of 4,995 gross and 3,214 net tons and build in 1906 at Glasgow, Scotland. Now sold for 23,500 pound sterling by the Ocean Steamship Company Ltd. (AS. Holt and Comp.) of Liverpool, England to Baburiza and Comp. Ltd. agents of the Jugoslavian American Shipping Company of Split.