Amicitia

• 26 August 1885
  Built of iron by Rijkee & Co., Katendrecht, Rotterdam, The Netherlands. She was rigged as a three-masted barque carrying royals over single topgallant sails.

• 19 March 1903
  When unloading a cargo of naphtha in 7241 wooden casks, each weighing about 165 kg, on the Gironde river, at Blaye, 17 miles North of Bordeaux, an explosion occurred, setting the ship on fire. She sank after a while and was lost.

The Amicitia in Sydney. 1894

Thanks to Jan Klootwijk for providing some of the information above.