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| Built |
1907 by Ferguson Bros, Port Glasgow, Scotland
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| Original owners |
Lyttelton Harbour Board
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| Present owners |
Tug Lyttelton Preservation Society, Lyttelton
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| Propulsion |
Steam, screw, two compound engines, each 400IHP, coal fired boiler
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| Tonnage |
292.15 gross, 0.88 nett
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| Measurements |
L 125ft/38.1m; B 25ft/7.62m; D 11.5ft/3.51m.
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| Materials |
Steel throughout with part wood deck and wood charthouse and mast
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| Present use |
Museum. Passenger excursions
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| Address |
Tug Lyttelton Preservation Society, PO Box 19 659, Christchurch |
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History
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Steam harbour tug formerly employed at Lyttelton. Maintained in operating condition there by steam enthusiasts
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Conversion factors Feet = Metres x 3.281
Metres = Feet ? 0.3048
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