Dutch steam tanker Tarakan sold to be broken up according to the Dutch newspaper Nieuwsblad voor het Noorden dated 17 January 1934

An item reported that the Dutch tank steam ship Tarakan of 1,642 gross tons and build in 1913 owned by the Kon. Paketvaart Mij of Amsterdam was sold to be broken up.

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1. De Nederlandse koopvaardijvloot 1930. Build in 1913 at the shipyard of Rijkee&Co. at Amsterdam. Steel-built screw steam tanker with as dimensions 240’10”x 40’3” x 16’3” (hold). Capacity 1,642 gross and 983 net tons of 2,83 cubic metres and a loading capacity 1976 tons including bunker capacity of 1,016 kg and a bunker capacity of 198 tons of 1,016 kg, call sign THDN. Lijst van de Nederlandsche en Nederlands-Indische schepen aan welke onderscheidingsseinen zijn verleend uit het Internationaal Seinboek. Amsterdam, 1917. Call sign TJCW, homeport Batavia, net capacity 2784,82  cubic metres or 983,04 tons of 2,83 cubic metres.