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The New Zealand Maritime Record T. S. S. Maunganui 1911 - 1947, Cyrenia 1947 - 1957 |
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Index | Introduction | Specifications | History | Gallery |
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| In her later years as the Cyrenia |
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| The Maunganui during World War II as a hospital ship. |
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 The
first class lounge, which adjoined the music room. |
 The
opulent glass dome which illuminated the music room, the foyer on the
Upper deck and the dining saloon on the Main deck. |
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The first
class dining saloon on the Main deck. It was more than 50 feet long
and extended to the width of the vessel, with seating for 144. |
The first
class music room on the Promenade deck. |
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 Easter
on board the S.S. Cyrenia, bound for Australia. |
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 The
New Zealand contingent arriving at Sydney aboard the vessel for the
Anzac Day commemorations. |
 The
English soccer team arrived at Sydney
aboard the ship. |
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 New
Zealand Prime Minister, Peter Fraser with Matron Lewis and Captain Whitefield
on one of the liner's visits to Port Suez. |
 Berthed
at Pago Pago, capital of American Samoa. |
 Captain
Arthur Henry Davey (1878-1966) |
From Left; chief engineer P. J. G. Ward, captain G. B. Morgan and chief officer F. W. Gibson. Captain George Morgan D.S.O. would later command the inter-island steamer Rangatira and then the trans-Tasman liner Awatea.
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 One of her engines. |
 Being dismantled. |
| Souvenirs | ||
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 1932
Union Line brochure for voyages to Tahiti |
 Gala
dinner menu. |
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