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English: Original caption: A handsome addition to the funnel fleet: the Union Steamship Co.'s new 7000-ton turbine steamer Maunganui, now on her first visit to New Zealand waters.
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Taken from the supplement to the Auckland Weekly News 14 MARCH 1912 p6 via
Auckland Council Libraries

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TSS Maunganui (later the S/S Cyrenia) first arrival in New Zealand waters, March 1912

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TSS Maunganui

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14 March 1912Gregorian

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