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DescriptionStateLibQld 1 234980 Loading cargo on to the Orange Branch at Townsville docks.jpg
English: The 3,435 GRT turret-deck cargo steamship Orange Branch at Townsville docks, Queensland. A cargo of frozen meat bound for South Africa is hoisted aboard from the goods wagons alongside. Wm Doxford & Sons of Sunderland, England built the ship in 1896 and launched it as Bullionist for Angier Bros of London. Nautilus Steamship Co of London bought it in 1898 and renamed it Orange Branch. Kaye, Son and Co of London bought it in 1919 and renamed it Kemmel. It ran aground in São Vicente, Cape Verde in 1920 and was wrecked.
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