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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20901, 16 December 1929, Page 18

An interesting ceremony took place on the motor vessel Taranaki at New Plymouth the other day. A ship's bell made of a mixture of Taranaki ironsand and copper was presented to the officers of the ship by the Mayor of Xew Plymouth (Jlr H. \ . b. Griffiths) on behalf of the residents of the province. Replicas of the hell were presented by the Mayor to the commander of the vessel. Captain C. Wood, and the marine superintendent, Xorth Island, of the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company, Captain T. H. Cliudley. The bcll_ was presented to mark the maiden visit of the Taranaki to the port of New Plymouth. A wealthy Chilean £250.000 for charity Seville. has bequeathed in and around

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