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HEATHER BELLE

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, 1

HEATHER BELLE

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Rig

Wooden aux. Ketch,

Built

1905

Built In

Tonnage

50g 38n

Demise

H.Heather, reg. Hobart. Later: H.Jones Ltd. Early 1920s: W.J.Boxall. 1937 May 18: Destoyed by fire at Wallaroo.

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HEATHER BELLE

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, 1

HEATHER BELLE

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, 1

HEATHER BELLE

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, 1

HEATHER BELLE

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, 1

HEATHER BELLE

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, 1

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