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MAIL BARREL . . . . . 112

5.5‘. LADY BARKLY .... .. .. .. .. .. .. 113
by “Shellbac[...]
[...]rdial, which he had
been careful not to drop. Our lady passengers fussed round him
as he stood gr[...]
This fine model of the Lady Barkly is on display in the Nelson

Museum.
Photo: Nelso[...]tle trouble in recalling the small wooden steamer Lady
Barkly, which, at the end of last century and the beginn[...]eck. No matter what the state of the
weather, the Barkly delivered consignments of passengers and
freight[...]rge White at Wil-
liamstown, Victoria, the 43 ton Lady Barkly measured 91.9 ft. ><
12ft x 6ft. She was powered by a single engine developing
25 h.p.

The Barkly made a very presentable little paddler. Ph[...]
[...]camped between Manakau Heads and Waiuku, and the Barkly
was scheduled to land a force at the latter place[...]eturned to Onehunga.

Under Captain Fairchild the Barkly was used as an advance
guard on the Waikato for t[...]apu and Col-
lingwood, as mentioned earlier.

The Barkly thus became a unit of a small fleet of steam and[...]rrangement
ceased in 1869.

It was the lot of the Lady Barkly to experience many changes
of owners, amon[...]
[...]popular with the travelling
public.

ln 1883 the Lady Bur/\'ly's appearance was completely chang[...]
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    [...]. J. Anglis

    MAIL BARREL . . . . . 112

    5.5‘. LADY BARKLY .... .. .. .. .. .. .. 113
    by “Shellbac[...]
    [...]rdial, which he had
    been careful not to drop. Our lady passengers fussed round him
    as he stood gr[...]
    This fine model of the Lady Barkly is on display in the Nelson

    Museum.
    Photo: Nelso[...]tle trouble in recalling the small wooden steamer Lady
    Barkly, which, at the end of last century and the beginn[...]eck. No matter what the state of the
    weather, the Barkly delivered consignments of passengers and
    freight[...]rge White at Wil-
    liamstown, Victoria, the 43 ton Lady Barkly measured 91.9 ft. ><
    12ft x 6ft. She was powered by a single engine developing
    25 h.p.

    The Barkly made a very presentable little paddler. Ph[...]
    [...]camped between Manakau Heads and Waiuku, and the Barkly
    was scheduled to land a force at the latter place[...]eturned to Onehunga.

    Under Captain Fairchild the Barkly was used as an advance
    guard on the Waikato for t[...]apu and Col-
    lingwood, as mentioned earlier.

    The Barkly thus became a unit of a small fleet of steam and[...]rrangement
    ceased in 1869.

    It was the lot of the Lady Barkly to experience many changes
    of owners, amon[...]
    [...]popular with the travelling
    public.

    ln 1883 the Lady Bur/\'ly's appearance was completely chang[...]