| Name | GLENSIDE |
| Type | Dry Cargo |
| Year | 1921 |
| GRT | 554 |
| Engines | Steam (aft) |
| Builder | GOOLE SHIPBUILDING & REPAIRING CO. LTD. |
| At | GOOLE |
| Launch date | 23-02-1921 |
| Yard number | 220 |
| Owners | Glenside Steamship Co. (A. Chester), Middlesbrough |
| History |
Sold in 1923 to Firth Shipping Co. (G. T. Gillie), Newcastle and in 1924 to Broadlake Shipping (J. W. Fisher) of Newcastle. Sold later in 1924 to Richardson & Co. of Napier, New Zealand and renamed PARERA and in 1936 to Holm & Co. of Wellington as HOLMLEA. Sold in 1950 to Lancey Steamships Pty. of Sydney and renamed KIAMA. |
| Fate |
Grounded on a reef near Terrigal, 60 miles north of Sydney on 19 January 1951, broke up and sank, voyage Newcastle NSW to Sydney with coal. |
Her builder's plate salvaged from the wreckage at 'The Entrance" about 12km from Terrigal in NSW, Australia
(photo kindly sent by Ivan Millington)
... and also a photo of her as PARERA from the Alexander Turnbull Library
