British steamship Imaum to be converted into Norwegain floating train cookery according to the Dutch newspaper De Maasbode dated 12 August 1910

An item reported that the British steamship Imaum, 4.139 gross and 2.704 net tonnage, built of steel by Harland&Wolf, Belfast, Ireland in 1890 and property of E. Bate and Sons, Liverpool, England and lying at Rotterdam, Netherlands was sold to Thor Dahl, Sandefjord, Norway to be converted into a floating train cookery.