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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 181, 26 April 1924, Page 10

■■. His i . Admiral Fields Dispatch Boat Built by THORNYCROFT’S, the Famous British Engineering Firm The above W-foot Bingle-steo Hydroplane is used hy, Zebnig’e ll Field, of 11.M.5. Hood, as a dispatch boat. durin„ the British Sou d proved”to be very valuable. At Kronstadt they were responsible for ron’s visit to .New Zealand, and may be seen m Wellington Harbou . Binkiii"- of a number of large units of the Bolshevik fleet. It was This Hydroplane is actuaJSv one of the 40-foot. Iho ™ycroft Coastal aUta duplicate as regards size, Denver, etc., of that carried on Motor Torpedo Boats which played a -prominent pai± in navul ope a- • jj ood that was responsible for ainkiax single-handed a tiona during the war. It is fitted with a V/12 2<o B H.P. Thorny- Cruiser at Kronstadt Barbour. croft Engine, and the boat can accommodate fourteen passengers and v h. # . hrrc a speed of 35 knots. The vessel and engine is the product of Boats of this type ar© able to maintain remarkable driving powJohn I. Thomycroft and Co.. Ltd., makers of the world-flampus j n comparatively heavy weather. Thomycroft Motor Vehicles, which hlave been succeesfuKly operating action of the Admiralty in making use of this boat should in New Zealand for 12 years. , t d j to substantiate the claims for reliability of the BriSI B°*‘ “» M ««~ N.Z. AGENTS FOR “ THORNYCROFT” PRODUCTS: A. HATRICK ® CO., LTD., Wanganui ® Wellington

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