HMNZS IRIRANGI sailors exercise their rights to march under the charter which gives them the freedom of the town on Saturday. Three days of ceremony marked the end of New Zealand's inland "ship", and its association with Ohakune-an otherwise most un-maritime town.
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Ruapehu Bulletin, Volume 11, Issue 488, 1 June 1993, Page 1
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42HMNZS IRIRANGI sailors exercise their rights to march under the charter which gives them the freedom of the town on Saturday. Three days of ceremony marked the end of New Zealand's inland "ship", and its association with Ohakune-an otherwise most un-maritime town. Ruapehu Bulletin, Volume 11, Issue 488, 1 June 1993, Page 1
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