YACHT NAHLIN
LADY YULE AND DAUGHTER AT BAY OF ISLANDS FOR FISHING. PROBABLY VISIT ROTORUA. The steam yacht Nahlin, in whieh Lady Yule aiid her daughter, Miss Gladys Yule, have come to New Zealand for fishing and sight-seeing, is at present at Russell. " The Nahlin is in command of Captain Rainey, R.N.R., who has a crew of 51. She is 3 12ft long, draws 14ft 6in, and has a cruising speed of 17 knots. Lady Yule intends to start big-game fishing to-morrow, usingi Zane Grey's launch. After Lady Yule and her daughter have fished at the bay, they will go to Auckland in the yacht and go on to Taupo for-some trout fishing in the, Tongariro River, and probably later to Rotorua; then they will go down to Wanganui to rejoin the Nah-: lin at Wellington. In the South Island they will visit Mount Cook and then walk over -the Te Anau-Milford track. The yacht will be waiting for them in Milford Sound, and in her they will visit Dusky Sound and Doubtful Sound, and then return to Wellington, where the yacht will refuel before leaving on the homeward trip via Panama. . - Lady Yule is the widow of Sir David Yule, of India, a merchant who was described as probably the wealthiest man iri the British Empire. trWIIII ■III IMII.'l Ll I IIIW.llHl.l —
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 132, 27 January 1932, Page 7
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