Wallaby (ferry)
Wallaby was a ferry that operated on Sydney Harbour. Built in 1879 for the North Shore Ferry Company, she was Sydney's first double-ended screw ferry. This would become the standard model for almost all Sydney ferries until the late 20th century, a fleet that would become for a time the biggest in the world. Wallaby was converted to a tug in 1918, and later to a lighter. She was broken up in 1926.
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Wallaby (ferry)
Wallaby was a ferry that operated on Sydney Harbour. Built in 1879 for the North Shore Ferry Company, she was Sydney's first double-ended screw ferry. This would become the standard model for almost all Sydney ferries until the late 20th century, a fleet that would become for a time the biggest in the world. Wallaby was converted to a tug in 1918, and later to a lighter. She was broken up in 1926.
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broken up, 1926
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W. Dunn, Berry's Bay
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broken up, 1926
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Wallaby
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*North Shore Ferry Company
*Sydney Ferries Limited
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