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The name of this article seems badly off. The notable service of this ship is 1913 through World War II as a passenger ship in peacetime and transport in wartime as Katoomba. Service as Columbia was brief and not at all notable. Suggest article rename to SS Katoomba.

• History indicates this article was moved or copied from an original Katoomba titled article by a now banned user. It should be restored to its original name.