ARALLA
ARALLA was launched in Hobart, Tasmania, 1928, as Allara, a Government patrol vessel. She is very likely the last surviving true Government Cutter. Allara was the British registered name of another vessel, so when she was British registered in 1943 they spelt the name backwards. All Australian vessels sailing overseas had British Reg. until 1988.
Design Specifications
48'
8"
12'
6"
40'
0"
5'
0"
Design or Class:
Government Cutter
Designer:
A. Blore
Boat Type:
auxiliary yawl
Rig:
yawl
Gross Displacement:
16.5
Sail Area:
1200
Number of Engines:
1
Engine Model:
gardner4L2
Total Engine Horsepower:
46
Fuel Type:
diesel
Builder Name:
Neaves Brothers
Location Built:
Battery Point, Hobart Tasmania Australia
Year Built:
1928
Documentation or State Reg. No.:
Australian Registered No. 153908
Owner Name:
Guy Reuter
Owner Country:
Australia
Home Port:
Hobart
Coffs harbour
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