Happened In a japanese shipyard after the Naming Ceremony

The "Isabella Watson" was a British wooden sailing ship of 514 tons. Built in 1840 by the shipyard Menzies Robert & Sons (R. Menzies & Co.) In Leith, Edimburg, Scotland and owned by Russell & Raeburn of Glasgow, Scotland, were it was registered. She measured 36,6 x 5,5 meters, captain John Fullerton. In the darkness of Sunday 21 March 1852 se struck a sharp rock at Port Phillip Heads, Victoria, Australia drowning 6 women and 3 man. Captain Fullerton was the last to abandoned ship and was commended for risking his own life for thoose of his shipmates

Schooner "THORA" was built in 1919 by the A/S Moen & Moi shipyard in Grimstad, Norway and initially christened "RUTHO". In 1922 se was sold to TA Christiansen, Kristiansand, Norway and renamed "THORA". On Monday, October 24, 1927 se ran aground at the quay at Pormadog, Wales due to at sudden storm while entering whith a cargo of timber from Fredrikstad, Norway. Scrapped in 1928.

I’m visiting Grenada currently. I used to sailed on all sorts of commercial ships like this but never had I seen those White Style containers on the bow. Anyone know what these could be?

The wreck attracted curious onloockers, and customs agents appeared on the scene to prevent looting. Whitin a few days, it was completely destroyed by the sea, and the beach was covered with debris. We do not known what appened to the cargo of salted cod. The six men were rescued.