Historical Journal: Auckland-Waikato, Issues 52-621988 - New Zealand |
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Page 17
... Captain Grundy made his home in Onehunga . His house was situated in Captain Street , which derived its name , so the story runs , through Captain Grundy and two other master mariners residing in the same street . The chartering of ...
... Captain Grundy made his home in Onehunga . His house was situated in Captain Street , which derived its name , so the story runs , through Captain Grundy and two other master mariners residing in the same street . The chartering of ...
Page 18
... captain of the " Torea . " But the " Torea " was never sighted . After all , she established a time record between Kaipara Heads and Wellington Heads in 1875 which was never eclipsed by a vessel of her sail spread and tonnage . In ...
... captain of the " Torea . " But the " Torea " was never sighted . After all , she established a time record between Kaipara Heads and Wellington Heads in 1875 which was never eclipsed by a vessel of her sail spread and tonnage . In ...
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... Captain Amodeo was made wel- come as a McGregor supporter on 11 May 1881 when McGregor held the inaugural meeting of what was to become the Northern Steam Ship Company . In October that year Captain Amodeo would be given command of the ...
... Captain Amodeo was made wel- come as a McGregor supporter on 11 May 1881 when McGregor held the inaugural meeting of what was to become the Northern Steam Ship Company . In October that year Captain Amodeo would be given command of the ...
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