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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18902, 18 January 1927, Page 6

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mine-sweepeS] SEVEN MONTM [THE PBEU »^M The rmne-fiweepiajpss kura, which is the Mra the New Zealand N'Jl to-day after having um at sea. 7^l Never built for a m her accommodation k« stairways are all strikffi like a ladder alongij|ji may be imagined UtTtiM gether a pleasure crrijß sembling a on a mine-sweepuisHS food was sometuw.-S and bully" lype nig the war. Sad tos gave out at San' Vbul snip touched at nothaS! ports after that, $m own ideas about Prohiw On November ler was about half-wtj Diego and Honolulu,! pump gave out; TtsM rigged an auxih'aryrS Wakakura could rtakal ugainst the a tow from the £& Pittsburg and wa» jm miles to Honolulu, {Kg effected and tho vot*m land was resumed, r^ Lieut. R. A. Mttdfli mand, his officersWnli Reep, and GunnerTro In charge of the engftig A. Hanson, E.8.A.. tf| three stokefc pettv M stoker, and four stokS Foster has a leadifcrfi seamen, and there ist who was in chfml wireless outfit on Wwm The thing that ptaA this morning stowed himMtf, notjil parrot and the eat. v 4| looking down at tW*i tore that one realised,!] ion ladders were alii Wakakura is fitted «3jj for picking un enenrtl other part of her mm for warships when att§