An item dated Rotterdam 21 October reported that at the Amsterdamsche Droogdok Mij, arrived the former British 300 ihp-tug Masterful (ex-Cor IV). She was privately bought from the British shipping company C. & A. Etheredge Limited at London by the Dutch Hollandsche maatschappij voor Aannemingen at Beverwijk. Built in 1912 by the Dutch firm Jonker en Stans at Hendrik Ido Ambacht.(1)
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1. The Dutch newspaper Voorwaarts dated 18 September 1920 reported the sale of the Cor IV of 112 gross tonage to W. Sheliot&Co. at London. Moorman’s Jaarboek van Scheepvaart en Scheepsbouw edition 1930, Dutch merchant marine. In 1930 property of the Sleepboot Maatschappij “Beverwijk” at Beverwijk as the Beverwijk 21. Dimensions 93’8” x 18’10” x 8’4” (hold) and a tonnage of 115 gross and 3 net tons. Coal bunker capacity 60 tons of 1.016 kg. International sign NGWR. Horsepower 350 ihp.
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1. The Dutch newspaper Voorwaarts dated 18 September 1920 reported the sale of the Cor IV of 112 gross tonage to W. Sheliot&Co. at London. Moorman’s Jaarboek van Scheepvaart en Scheepsbouw edition 1930, Dutch merchant marine. In 1930 property of the Sleepboot Maatschappij “Beverwijk” at Beverwijk as the Beverwijk 21. Dimensions 93’8” x 18’10” x 8’4” (hold) and a tonnage of 115 gross and 3 net tons. Coal bunker capacity 60 tons of 1.016 kg. International sign NGWR. Horsepower 350 ihp.
