Q114
November 24, 1943. At Toronto, newly commissioned. Origin unknown (CN-6566)
Builder:Greavette Boats Limited Gravenhurst, Ont. |
Commissioned:November 20, 1943 |
Launched:November 11, 1943 |
Disposal:August 3, 1945 |
Career:
Retained and transferred to RCMP, October 25, 1945. Renamed Fort Selkirk-MP31 but never commissioned.
Returned to WAC in 1946.
Resold 1946 or 47 to Ocean Charters Ltd., Yarmouth, Nova Scotia or H.P. Leask & Roy Pike, Clarence Park, Halifax, Nova Scotia and renamed Amy May (#192232).
Owner (1948) : Everett Kennedy, Bayhead, Nova Scotia.
Owner (1950) : Ocean Charters Ltd., Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
Owner (195?) : George Drew in Clark’s Harbour, Nova Scotia and used to haul lobsters out of Western Shore, Nova Scotia to Rockland, Maine.
Owner (1953-54) : Ocean Products Ltd., Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
Burnt August 11, 1955.
Other pictures of Q114
Halifax based Fairmiles. Origin unknown (HS15252).
RCMP Fort Selkirk MP31
RCMP Fort Selkirk, never commissioned and transferred back to WAC. Library and Archives Canada / PA-209436.
April 10, 1947. Globe & Mail, Toronto, Ontario.
Amy Mae
Hubert Hall collection
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