Segundo

At Bilbao She was built in 1896 by Campbeltown Shipbuilding Company as Heather Bell. In 1899 she was bought by Melitón González and renamed Segundo. In 1903 the entire fleet of this shipowner was sold to Rodríguez y Cerrá, retaining their names. In 1915, as a result of the merger of the Rodríguez y Cerrá and Antonio López de Haro shipping companies, was created the Compañía Gijonesa de Vapores, but this shipping company had a very short life because in 1916 it was acquired by Ferrer Peset Hermanos, passing all ships to this company and changing their names. This was renamed C. Sorni, a name retained when in 1917 Ferrer y Peset Hermanos joined the Cía. Trasmediterránea, passing all its ships to this last shipping company. She was scrapped at Mahon in 1929.

Shipyard/Year	Campbeltown / 1896
Owner	J. Davidson and Company
Name	*Heather Bell*
Owner / Year	Mandal Pedersen / 1898
Name	*Verma*
Owner / Year	Melitón González / 1899
Name	*Segundo*
Dead weight	1,850	MT
Gross register	1.253	GRT
Lenght	70.3	mtr
Breadth	10.0	mtr
Depth	5.3	mtr
Propulsion	Reciprocating triple expansion
Power	570	H.P.
Bought	1903	to
Owner	Melitón González
Name	*Segundo*
Sold	1915	to
Owner	Compañía Gijonesa de Vapores
Name	*Segundo*
Sold	1916	to
Owner	Ferrer Peset Hermanos
Name	*C. Sorni*
Sold	1917	to
Owner	Cía. Trasmediterránea
Name	*C. Sorni*
Scrapped	Mahón / 1929

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