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* 1959 Image - "Port Invercargill" built and engined by [[Harland and Wolff]].
c1936 The [[Commercial and Dominion Line]] was renamed [[Port Line]]<ref>The Times ,  July 12, 1965</ref>
 
1959 Image - "Port Invercargill" built and engined by [[Harland and Wolff]].




Latest revision as of 17:41, 25 May 2024

1950. "Port Brisbane".
1952. Port Nelson.
1959."Port Invercargill".
1962.

c1936 The Commercial and Dominion Line was renamed Port Line[1]

1959 Image - "Port Invercargill" built and engined by Harland and Wolff.


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  1. ↑ The Times , July 12, 1965
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