harrytom

Big for 22ft quite impressive.

My father was the engineer onboard the MV TUHOE when she was in service.Whangarei WAiroa River(opotoki) and onboard the 1st mate hit the mercs. When she was Northern SS Co. Unfortunatly hit the bar at Kaiapoi river and destroyed. http://www.nzcoastalshipping.com/kaiapoiships.html

HaHa dont start doing what my Grandfather did,I was very interested in a particular yacht,price was right she looked right she was on the hard and next thing hes got a 4 inch blade out poking here there everywhere,"the only thing holding that sh*t together is the worm holding hands"

annual for impeller and annual also for the engine zinc at back,pencil type zinc,

numbers of years during the first or 2nd whitebread,a maxi suspended racing to have christmas dinner

Dear Paul I have called the Chair of the Kawai Island Residents and Ratepayers and discussed. he had heard of someone out there with lights on perhaps catching squid. Have forwarded your email to him (Andrew Fyfe) and also the editor of our community magazine, Michael Marris – stand by, they are bound to have some more info. Dredging Iris Shoal over my rotting carcass bro. Had many dives there this summer, chocker with good sized fat as scallops. Thank you for this heads up Paul. Look forward to a catch up soon Regards Scott Macindoe LegaSea support crew 021 622463

Have a response from Scott will post email when home.simpke answer no f n way he looking in to it further

Have passed your question/concern on

https://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/boats-marine/yachts/centreboard/auction-1989454520.htm?rsqid=e12091376a0c4276aa434ed571c706fa $4.500 Vamoose

Sitting at Thorntons bay north of Thames.Both in a very sorry state,all the guts been removed and a partial rebuild of the cockpit in the one under cover.

Charlie was a hard bastard according to those sailed with him.Rumour has it that he had a crew member not up to the task,out came the tiller Only met him once late 70s

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which "c"class is c96 priscilla II

Bit of a waste to be stuck in a museum.

https://ourauckland.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/articles/news/2019/03/peter-blake-bandit/?fbclid=IwAR1zun10bsjQLvMAH_o84Y9okw3remch24JwOmbPssCsuICnBEn8qXZ33Wo

have a "Fazisi" shirt around here somewhere

one very lucky person

only ever helmed a "m" once,buggered if I could sail it to windward.

Mean while,Cameron is pursuing legal advice,What happens if someone now purchases the yacht off the broker,who would be the owner?? could get very messy.

whose name was/is the trade me account under,if the deceased wouldn't it be tough titties? Or the wife proved the deceased was not of stable mind?? There are all sorts of scenarios as to how to get out of a T/M deal, What would the legal bill be to pursue such a claim?

A Napier commercial fishing company, its directors and general manager have been fined a total of more than $1 million for the sustained under-reporting of bluenose. Hawkes Bay Seafoods (HBS) and 2 subsidiary companies in the HBS stable, Esplanade No 3 and Ocean Enterprises Limited plus HBS directors, Antonino (Nino) and Giancarlo (Joe) D'Esposito, and general manager, Marcus D'Esposito were all charged in 2017 with offences under the Fisheries Act. All parties pleaded guilty last year to under-reporting 27 tonnes of bluenose linked to export consignments to Australia between 2012 and 20

could the sale of gone ahead ?would there not be a probate period where all assets are put on hold ?

The QMS needs to scraped,just have a overall tonnage(non species)then its up to the fisherman to fish smarter to find the higher value fish?