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Descriptionm.v. Foxton Built in Auckland in 1929. ON:153982 99.75 tons net register. 101.66 feet x 27.91 x 7.66. Speed about 8.5 knots. Owned By South Taranaki Co. from 1939 to 1959. Wooden twin screw vessel. Generally a good seaworthy vessel. Twin GM diesels. Speed about 8 knots. Cargo capacity not known but would have been around 2000 crates of cheese. Last known location Papeete, Tahiti where she was named Namoiata. She is shown here alongside King’s Wharf One, Wellington. The brick building was the Harbour Board Cheese Transshipping cool store.
m.v. Foxton Built in Auckland in 1929. ON:153982 99.75 tons net register. 101.66 feet x 27.91 x 7.66. Speed about 8.5 knots. Owned By South Taranaki Co. from 1939 to 1959. Wooden twin screw vessel. Generally a good seaworthy vessel. Twin GM diesels. Speed about 8 knots. Cargo capacity not known but would have been around 2000 crates of cheese. Last known location Papeete, Tahiti where she was named Namoiata. She is shown here alongside King’s Wharf One, Wellington. The brick building was the Harbour Board Cheese Transshipping cool store.
m.v. Foxton Built in Auckland in 1929. ON:153982 99.75 tons net register. 101.66 feet x 27.91 x 7.66. Speed about 8.5 knots. Owned By South Taranaki Co. from 1939 to 1959. Wooden twin screw vessel. Generally a good seaworthy vessel. Twin GM diesels. Speed about 8 knots. Cargo capacity not known but would have been around 2000 crates of cheese. Last known location Papeete, Tahiti where she was named Namoiata. She is shown here alongside King’s Wharf One, Wellington. The brick building was the Harbour Board Cheese Transshipping cool store.Particulars of Ship
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Cancel EditNew Zealand Ship and Marine Society (2nd Sep 2022). FOXTON. In Website New Zealand Ship and Marine Society. Retrieved 7th Oct 2024 22:01, from https://nzshipmarine.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/1380