ONE AND ALL - LURLINE - HEATHER BELLE

"Ketches of South Australia" by Ronald Parsons describes The "One and All" as being built in 1878 by John Wilson at Port Cygnet, Tasmania. Official Number 57606 formerly of Hobart. Owners : 1892 - R Phillip, 1900 - J & A Angelinawich, 1919 - G Heritage, 1921 - A Thiele, 1925 - M Irvine, 1932 R Meegan, 1950 - A Krause, then others. Vessel was wrecked when she foundered on a voyage on Middleton Reef, Brisbane in 1971, 270 miles east of Cape Byron, crew were picked up 6 days later by HMAS Otway. This image shows vessel under full sail. Dimensions - length 67'3", breadth 17'2", draught 5'4" For more detail see book mentioned above "Ketches of South Australia" by Ronald Parsons describes "Lurline" as a wooden ketch with an eliptic stern and of carvel build. Built in Hobart in 1873, the vessel had an auxiliary engine fitted in 1915. Gross tonnage of 59 and a net tonnage of 47. Registered in Port Adelaide and owned by: 1874 - GR Selth, later with C Heath & others, 1881 - J Style, J Yeo, C Heath & Others, Oct 1882 - Pt Wakefield Shipping Co Ltd, Dec 1892 - R Sinclair, 1903 - AG Litteley. Wrecked at sellicks Beach SA, July 23, 1946. Official Number: 57541 Dimensions: length 79'0", breadth 18'5", draught 7'1" This image shows vessel in full sail along with the other two vessels. Ronald Parsons' book "Ketches of South Australia" describes "Heather Belle" as a wooden ketch, built in 1905 for H Heather in Hobart. It was later sold to H Jones & co Ltd, by early 1920's was owned by BJ Boxall. Destroyed by fire at Wallaroo, May 18, 1937. Anything salvageable was saved by 'Hawk'. Gross tonnage 50, net tonnage 38. Official Number: 119238 This image shows vessel in full sail, along with the other two vessels.