Ameer
Ship Number
218
Vessel Type
Cargo Ship
Built
Belfast
Launch Date
24 August 1889
Delivered
17 October 1889
Owner
T.&J. Brocklebank
Weight
4014 grt
BP Length
400 feet
Breadth
45 feet
No. of Screws
Speed (approx)
10.5 knots
Propulsion
1600 H.P.
Official No.
96370
Registered
Liverpool
Fate
Scrapped
 Ameer

[From Laurence Dunn's "The Brocklebank Image"]

Completed for T & J Brocklebank with for their Liverpool - India service.
 
In 1906 she was transferred to Shire Line when Brocklebank's purchased half of David Jenkins's shares and was renamed Cardiganshire. In the following year she passed into the ownership of Royal Mail with their livery but continued to operate as part of the Shire Line fleet.
 
 In 1911 she was sold to Tatsuuma Kisen Goshi Kaisha of Kobe and renamed Hakushika Maru.
 
Five years later, in 1916, she was sold to G. Katsuda of Tarumi with the name Ide Maru. In 1919 she was sold again to Figueras Steam Ship Company of Hong Kong when her name reverted back to Cardiganshire.
 
She was re-registered in 1920 by her owners as the Faco Figueras.
 
In 1923 she was scrapped in Hong Kong.