Greek
Ship Number
268
Vessel Type
Passenger Ship
Built
Belfast
Launch Date
18 May 1893
Delivered
26 August 1893
Owner
Union Steamship Co.
Weight
4744 grt
BP Length
400 feet
Breadth
47 feet
No. of Screws
Twin
Speed (approx)
11.5 knots
Propulsion
Triple expansion
Official No.
98870
Registered
Southampton
Fate
Wrecked
 Greek

Sister of the Gaul and Goth she was built for the Intermediate service and launched on the 17th May 1893.
 
She transferred to Union-Castle in 1900, undertook some trooping duties during the Boer War and then reverted back to her Intermediate sailings.
 
Sold to Royal Mail Steam Packet Company in 1906 she was renamed Segura and operated on their Southampton - Cuba - Mexico route.
 
In 1908 she was transferred to Jenkin's Shire Line and deployed on their London - Far East service as the Pembrokeshire.
 
She was renamed Chignecto by Royal Mail in May 1913 and inaugurated their Montreal - Quebec - West Indies service.
 
On 13th January 1915, during her first voyage and bound for St. John, New Brunswick, she was wrecked on Trinity Ledge in the Bay of Fundy without loss of life.
 
She was replaced on the run by Elder Dempster's Mandingo which was renamed Chaudiere.