The <i>Bore</i>, built 1898 by A/S Helsingørs Jernskips og Maskinbyggeri, Helsingør, Denmark, for Ångfartygs Ab Bore. Bore entered service Åbo-Mariehamn-Stockholm route.
<p>Run aground in dense fog on 31 December 1899 and declared total loss, 1901 refloated, repaired and purchased back, and renamed <i>Bore I</i>. 
1914 requisitioned by Russian Navy, 1915 reverted to <i>Bore</i>, 1916 forced to sale to Russian Government, and served as <i>Grif</i> on the route Helsinki-Reval-Kronstadt-Petrograd. 
</p><p>Damaged by fire 13 April 1918 and wrecked at Hanko, 1918 wreck passed to Finnish Government and salvaged.
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In 1919 it was sold to Finska Ångfartygs Ab (FAA) and returned to its original Åbo-Mariehamn-Stockholm route as the <i>Hebe</i>. In 1926 <i>Hebe</i> was bought back by Ångfartygs A, B. Bore and rebuilt 1927, reverted to the name <i>Bore I</i>. It was broken up in Germany in 1961.
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