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THE THIRD MINESWEEPER GOES DOWN THE 'WAYS.-H.MJV.Z.S. Manuka leaving the slip at Auckland this morning after she had hem launched bx, Mrs. Paikea, wife of the Hon. P. K. Paikea. who represented the Government. Uke her sisters, Htnau and Rimu, she has been built in Auckland as a minesweeper for the Ro\fal\New Zealand Navp.
Auckland Star
23 September 1941
MINESWEEPER LAUNCHED
Press
10 September 1941
MINESWEEPER RIMU LAUNCHED
Dominion
10 September 1941
LAUNCH NEXT WEEK
Timaru Herald
19 September 1941
THIRD MINESWEEPER
Southland Times
19 September 1941
THIRD MINESWEEPER
Dominion
19 September 1941
THIRD MINESWEEPER
Otago Daily Times
19 September 1941
Third Naval Minesweeper To Be Launched on Tuesday
Taranaki Daily News
19 September 1941
SECOND NEW ZEALAND MINESWEEPER LAUNCHED.—The Rimu, the second of the naval minesweepers built at Auckland, taking the water at the launching on Tuesday.
Otago Daily Times
12 September 1941
SECOND NEW ZEALAND-BUILT MINESWEEPER LAUNCHED: H.M.S. Rimu, sister ship of the Hinau, launched 13 days ago, taking the water at the Marine Department's construction yards yesterday^
New Zealand Herald
10 September 1941
THIRD NAVAL MINESWEEPER
Nelson Evening Mail
23 September 1941
SISTER SHIPS
Waikato Times
9 September 1941
SECOND MINESWEEPER LAUNCHED
Southland Times
10 September 1941
SECOND LAUNCHED.
Ashburton Guardian
10 September 1941
HULK SUNK TOO SOON
Press
23 August 1958
FEATHERED DESPATCH CARRIER: One of the pigeons trained by the United States Army makes a striking picture as it takes off on a military mission. THIRD NEW ZEALAND-BUILT MINESWEEPER LAUNCHED: H.M.N.Z.S. Manuka, sister ship of the Hinau and Rimu, taking the water at Auckland yesterday morning after being named by Mrs. P. K. Paikea, wife of the Hon. P. K. Paikea, member of the Executive Council representing the native race.
New Zealand Herald
24 September 1941
RIMU LAUNCHED
Auckland Star
9 September 1941
SECOND MINESWEEPER
Evening Post
9 September 1941
Launches 2nd N.Z.-Built Minesweeper
Northern Advocate
9 September 1941
SECOND MINESWEEPER
Wanganui Chronicle
10 September 1941
SECOND MINESWEEPER LAUNCHED
Nelson Evening Mail
9 September 1941
ANOTHER MINESWEEPER
Pahiatua Herald
10 September 1941
OFF THE SLIPS
Timaru Herald
10 September 1941
BUILDING TRAWLERS
Gisborne Herald
26 November 1941
BUILDING TRAWLERS
New Zealand Herald
25 November 1941
NAVAL MINESWEEPERS
Wanganui Chronicle
19 September 1941
R.N.Z.A.F. WILL SINK HULK
Press
20 August 1958
SECOND MINESWEEPER
Grey River Argus
10 September 1941
PERSONAL ITEMS
New Zealand Herald
10 September 1941
LAUNCHING OF RIMU
Gisborne Herald
9 September 1941
Page 1 Advertisements Column 2
Waikato Times
30 September 1944
New Zealand News
Taranaki Daily News
10 September 1941
LOCAL & GENERAL
Grey River Argus
15 June 1946
Page 8 Advertisements Column 7
Auckland Star
31 October 1944
N.Z. MINESWEEPERS
Greymouth Evening Star
9 September 1941
Page 2 Advertisements Column 2
Gisborne Herald
3 April 1946
THIRD MINESWEEPER
New Zealand Herald
24 September 1941
SHIPPING.
Taranaki Herald
23 August 1920
Page 10 Advertisements Column 2
Wanganui Chronicle
20 July 1946
Page 1 Advertisements Column 4
Nelson Evening Mail
9 May 1945
Second of Series Of Minesweepers Safely Launched
Taranaki Daily News
10 September 1941
NAVAL TRAWLER
New Zealand Herald
10 September 1941
Light restoration brings memories
Press
30 August 1977
Tiroa Rebuilt For Patea Cheese Trade
Taranaki Daily News
26 October 1943
Page 26 Advertisements Column 6
Press
6 March 1967
REVIVAL URGED
Ashburton Guardian
10 September 1941
SHIPBUILDING IN NEW ZEALAND
Press
10 September 1941
REVIVAL URGED
Gisborne Herald
10 September 1941
REVIVAL AND EXPANSION
Nelson Evening Mail
10 September 1941
SHIPBUILDING
Timaru Herald
10 September 1941

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