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SS Cretic (1895) was an ocean liner built in 1895 by Harland & Wolff for the white Star line and completed on 28 March 1895. She was built at a cost of £366,148 and measured 2,179 gross register tons. Though designed as a livestock carrier, Cretic also carried some passenger accommodation on her foredeck, including a parlour, a dining saloon and a barber’s shop. Her overall length was 122 ft 6 in, with a beam of 24 ft 9 in and a depth of 14 ft 3 in. With a pair of reciprocating engines, Cretic was capable of a service speed of 14.5 knots, but could only manage 9 knots when hauling freight. She was built to Service the Liverpool-Sydney route. She had a colorful life until 1905, when she was sold to the Columbia River shipping as a River Steamboat. She also started operating in Columbia River, she was in service in Columbia River until 1917 when she was sold to a Norwegian Whaling company and converted into a Whaling factory ship and renamed “sjødronningen”, She also returned back to the Atlantic Ocean route, and She continued operating in Norway until she was scrapped in 1927.

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