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HADDON HALL  

HADDON HALL WAS A IRON VESSEL OF 1,416 / 1,516 TONS SHE HAD BEEN BUILT IN 1863 AT LIVERPOOL BY ROYDEN'S OF LIVERPOOL  FOR R ALEXANDER AND REGISTERED IN LIVERPOOL

THE SHIPS MASTER WAS CAPTAIN H FAITHFUL

SHE LEFT THE UK UNDER THE COMMAND OF CAPTAIN FAITHFUL  ON JUNE 13TH 1875 ARRIVING IN PORT CHALMERS ON 17TH SEPTEMBER OF THE SAME YEAR.

THERE IS A STRONG POSSIBILITY THAT THIS VESSEL AND THE ONE BELOW ARE ACTUALLY THE SAME SHIP WITH AN ERROR IN THE BELOW SHIPS  DATE OF BUILD

HADDON HALL

HADDON HALL WAS AN IRON BARQUE OF 1,451 TONS. SHE WAS BUILT IN 1868 BY T ROYDEN & SONS OF LIVERPOOL

SHE WAS OWNED BY ROBERT ALEXANDER AND REGISTERED IN LIVERPOOL

SHE WAS LATER OWNED BY LISTEN YOUNG & CO THEN J R WOLF AND LATER BY DE DE WOLD & CO. 

IN 1910 SHE WAS SUSPOSEDLY SOLD TO AN ITALIAN COMPANY WHO RETAINED HER NAME FOR A WHILE AND THEN EVENTUALLY RENAMING HER 'PO' THIS INFORMATION IS NOT CORRECT THIS INFORMATION ACTUALLY REFERS TO THE VESSEL 'HUTTON HALL' WHICH WAS SOLD TO ITALIAN OWNERS AND RENAMED ' PO ' SEE BELOW PHOTO

HUTTON HALL / PO

HUTTON HALL WAS A VESSEL OF 2,052 TONS SHE WAS BUILT IN 1884 BY W H POTTER & SONS OF LIVERPOOL. SHE WAS OWNED BY HERRON DUNN & CO AND REGISTERED IN LIVERPOOL

SHE WAS SOLD TO GLOBE SHIPPING THEN TO CHARLES DUNN & CO OF LIVERPOOL

SHE WAS SOLD TO AN ITALIAN FIRM WHO RENAMED HER ' PO ' AND SHE WAS EVENTUALLY BROKEN UP IN 1923

SHE IS  OFTEN REFERRED TO AS THE VESSEL 'HADDON HALL'  WHICH IS INCORRECT

SHE HAD NO WHITE STAR LINE OR SHAW SAVILL & ALBION LINE CONNECTIONS AS FAR AS I AM AWARE - FOR REFERNCE AND TO AID IDENTIFICATION OF THE SHAW SAVILL CHARTERED VESSEL