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Subject: Re: Stowaways

Author: Des Taff Jenkins (Tasman)

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Sunday, June 15, 04:01:55am In reply to: Frank Ferri 's message, "Stowaways" on Saturday, June 14, 11:34:51am Hi Frank. The old Monawai on the Tasman trade had more stowaways than passengers. The Union Co ships did a small trade, could always get from Auckland to Sydney if you jumped and THEY were after you.Used to call them ringbolts. Cheers Des [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Stowaways	Vernon R697530 (UCL)	Sunday, June 15, 12:49:58pm
Re: Stowaways	albert bishop (Still happy)	Sunday, June 15, 06:20:18pm