BUSY WEEK ON THE WATERFRONT.—After an unusually quiet period Auckland wharves have been transformed from a parade-ground for seagulls into a scene of bustling commercial activity. The many cargoes which are being unloaded from overseas include (right) 8,300 tons of sulphur brought by the Baron Maclay from Galveston, Texas; (centre), bales of sugar and cement bags from Calcutta, from the holds of the Sussex; and (left) steel rails from England unloaded from the steamer Kent.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 676, 30 May 1929, Page 16
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75BUSY WEEK ON THE WATERFRONT.—After an unusually quiet period Auckland wharves have been transformed from a parade-ground for seagulls into a scene of bustling commercial activity. The many cargoes which are being unloaded from overseas include (right) 8,300 tons of sulphur brought by the Baron Maclay from Galveston, Texas; (centre), bales of sugar and cement bags from Calcutta, from the holds of the Sussex; and (left) steel rails from England unloaded from the steamer Kent. Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 676, 30 May 1929, Page 16
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