The Mamma, which for many years was a well-known Union Steam Ship Company ship in ports on the New Zealand coast and in Australia. During the previouts ivar she became prominent for her work as a hospital ship. Sold in, 1937 to Chinese buyers to be broken up, the Marama is at present in the hands of tlie Japanese at Shanghai, ivhere once more she has been converted into a hospital ship. (Evening Post, 09 September 1939)

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The Mamma, which for many years was a well-known Union Steam Ship Company ship in ports on the New Zealand coast and in Australia. During the previouts ivar she became prominent for her work as a hospital ship. Sold in, 1937 to Chinese buyers to be broken up, the Marama is at present in the hands of tlie Japanese at Shanghai, ivhere once more she has been converted into a hospital ship. (Evening Post, 09 September 1939)

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