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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17179, 8 February 1930, Page 14

The remains of ilio ship Hawea, which has lain in the New Plymouth harbor since ISSS, have been practically all removed as the result of dredging during the past few days. Only a small portion of the stern is left. While that portion of the iron hulk which has been exposed to water erosion has suffered considerably from rust, the greater part of the vessel lias been embedded in the sand and is reported to be in as good condition as at the time of the wreck. From a depth of five feet at low tide the locality of the wreck has been dredged to a doplh of 21 ft., thus making a strip of that depth along the eastern side of the Newton King wharf 210 ft. in width.

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