Three weeks of buffeting by head winds arid gales ended for the yacht Land's End when she arrived at Auckland yesterday, from Rawtonga. Leaving Durban, Natal, last September, the yacht has navigated more than half the globe, encountering many trying storms, but the voyage from Rarotonga to Auckland was by far the worst. Below, the crew of the Land's End; from left, J. Cadenhead, mate, H. Jeffery, master and owner, C. Wilson, and J. Jforden.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 148, 25 June 1938, Page 17
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75Three weeks of buffeting by head winds arid gales ended for the yacht Land's End when she arrived at Auckland yesterday, from Rawtonga. Leaving Durban, Natal, last September, the yacht has navigated more than half the globe, encountering many trying storms, but the voyage from Rarotonga to Auckland was by far the worst. Below, the crew of the Land's End; from left, J. Cadenhead, mate, H. Jeffery, master and owner, C. Wilson, and J. Jforden. Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 148, 25 June 1938, Page 17
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