Was wrecked on the central west coast of Hummock Island (Prime Seal Island), 8th August, 1912. She drove bow first on to the rocks under full sail. All the crew, except the master reached safety. Pieces of the bow, five of her anchors and other scattered wreckage remain today marking the site of the wreck. Iron ribs, covered in kelp, are all that remains close in to shore.

 

In June 1985 a RAAF Chinook helicopter recovered a capstan and two anchors from the rocks for conservation and display at the Emita Museum on Flinders Island.  One can also be seen outside the library in Whitemark.

 

All the crew, except the master reached safety. Pieces of the bow and other scattered wreckage remain today marking the wreck site.