Dutch mail- and passenger ship Insulinde sold towards France according to the Dutch magazine Schip en Werf dated 16 June 1933

On South slip, 16 October 1913. 

Zeeuws Archief, Kon. Mij. De Schelde, collectie 7513, nr 107

Installation of one of the boilers, 13 November 1913. 

Zeeuws Archief, Kon. Mij. De Schelde, collectie 7513, nr 103

An item reported that the Dutch mail- and passenger ship Insulinde of 9.496 gross register tons and 9.437 capacity, built by the Kon. Mij. De Schelde, Vlissingen, Netherlands in 1914 was sold by the Rotterdamsche Lloyds to the Société Baltique Océan Mediterrannée, le Havre [Marseille!], France.(1)

Note

1. Ordered by the Stoomvaart Maatchappij Rotterdamsche Lloyd, Rotterdam, Netherlands on 28 March or 18 April 1912, laid down by Kon. Mij. De Schelde,  Vlissingen, Netherlands with yard number 150 on 26 October 1912, launched on 1 November 1913,  trials 13 February and 15 March 1914, delivered on 15/21 March 1914 (was to be 15 February 1914), sold in August 1933 and renamed Banfora and in 1957 to Japan, renamed Banfora Maru and broken up.