The grand old boat arrived in Sydney in 1938 and carried out the Manly ferry run until the 1970s.
Flames threatened the SS South Steyne after fire broke out on a barge in Berrys Bay about 7.15 pm last night.
The grand old boat arrived in Sydney in 1938 and carried out the Manly ferry run until the 1970s, as well as 20 years running Sunday ocean cruises out to Broken Bay.
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