TWO OF THE ORIGINAL CREW of the old paddle-steamer Wakatere, which came out under her own power from Scotland to New Zealand 34 years ago. She is now lying alongside Julian’s Wall, Freeman’s Bay, where she will be broken up for scrap-metal. Mr. J. D. Mannion (right) was third engineer, and Mr. H. Watts was ship's carpenter and bo’sun. They are photographed in front of the teak deck-house of their old ship.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 986, 31 May 1930, Page 10
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72TWO OF THE ORIGINAL CREW of the old paddle-steamer Wakatere, which came out under her own power from Scotland to New Zealand 34 years ago. She is now lying alongside Julian’s Wall, Freeman’s Bay, where she will be broken up for scrap-metal. Mr. J. D. Mannion (right) was third engineer, and Mr. H. Watts was ship's carpenter and bo’sun. They are photographed in front of the teak deck-house of their old ship. Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 986, 31 May 1930, Page 10
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