Schooner 'Kaeo' wrecked at Tuapa, Niue Island, 24 October 1923

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Title

Schooner 'Kaeo' wrecked at Tuapa, Niue Island, 24 October 1923

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Alexander Turnbull Library

Collection

TAPUHI

Description

Photograph of the schooner 'Kaeo' wrecked at Tuapa taken by an unidentified photographer. Copy negative and inscription by David Alexander De Maus. Dated 1922 by De Maus, but according to published items the wreck occurred in 1923. (See "Sails beneath the Southern Cross" by P A Eaddy; and "Index to the New Zealand section of the 'Register of all British ships' 1840-1950" compiled by M N Watt). See also Marine Report of the accident which gives 1923 as the year (Turnbull Library Shipping Inde...

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Format

Image

Date created

1923

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/23195976

Locations

Niue

Related subjects

Sailing ships / Shipwrecks / Niue

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