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PILOT BO AT LAUNCHED

"We went take all fee trade front Lyttefton,” said the Mayor of Kaiapoi (W O. Williams) just before the taaocinng of the new pilot cutter at Lyttetton.

Buiit by Messrs Stark Bros, of West Lyttelton, the exffter wffl replace the Kaiapot Harbour Committee’s Taintn wtoch has been eoo-

■ Cr. O. WUs, chairman of fee committee, said Kaiapoi had carried out many improvements to its port and normally, had one of the ; quickest tnro-rounds of any snail port :n the wintry.

The Mayor of Lyttelton (Mr J. B. Collett} said cooperation between the two ports was excellent.

Mrs Hrifa. wife of the ehair- > nan. launched the citter. naming her Kaiapoi. As soon as she was launched, the Kaiapoi was cruising under her ciwn diesei power. She win leave for Kaiapoi today.

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Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30478, 27 June 1964, Page 20

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PILOT BO AT LAUNCHED Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30478, 27 June 1964, Page 20

PILOT BO AT LAUNCHED Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30478, 27 June 1964, Page 20

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