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1. OLGA is a 54' wooden pleasure boat of workboat design. She was built in Opua in the Bay of Islands, NZ and her owners undertake the occasional towing job. She and the coal-burning preserved steam tug ... Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4415
2. BONDI BELLE - built in 1898 at Whakapara, Northland, New Zealand. She was used as a log tug at Opua in the Bay of Islands around 1920. After the mill closed, she relocated to the Hokianga Harbour. Aft... Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4370
3. BONDI BELLE - built in 1898 at Whakapara, Northland, New Zealand. She was used as a log tug at Opua in the Bay of Islands around 1920. After the mill closed, she relocated to the Hokianga Harbour. Aft... Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4371
4. BUSBY & ENTERPRISE II - One of Ports of Auckland's smaller tugs, BUSBY was built in 1963 for the Whangarei Harbour Board. She is seen here neck and neck with ENTERPRISE II (1966) during the second leg... Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4374
5. BUSBY (1963) - one of the old-timers of the Ports of Auckland tug fleet leads HAMAL in the charge to the first mark of the 168th Auckland Anniversary Day Regatta tug race. Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4375
6. CURLEW (built 1913) - took line honours in the 2010 Auckland Anniversary Day Regatta tug race sponsored by Professional Skipper magazine. Curlew was a first-time entrant and only last year was facing ... Date: 1 Feb 2010 Image ID 6036
7. CURLEW (built 1913) - took line honours in the 2010 Auckland Anniversary Day Regatta tug race sponsored by Professional Skipper magazine. Curlew was a first-time entrant and only last year was facing ... Date: 1 Feb 2010 Image ID 6038
8. DEODAR III - A new 18.5 metre Auckland police launch.
Commissioned on 15 December 2007, the NZ$2.8million vessel can reach 25 knots and remain away from shore for up to a week. Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4385
9. DEODAR III - the new Auckland Police high-speed launch based at Mechanics Bay on the city's waterfront, sets out on another patrol. She is the third police vessel to carry the name DEODAR. Date: 1 July 2008 Image ID 4758
10. ENTERPRISE II (1966) seen here making for the start line in the second ever Auckland Anniversary Day Regatta tug race.
ENTERPRISE II was built in Picton for the New Zealand Marine Dept to service lig... Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4386
11. ENTERPRISE II (1966) seen here making for the start line in the second ever Auckland Anniversary Day Regatta tug race.
ENTERPRISE II was built in Picton for the New Zealand Marine Dept to service lig... Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4387
12. ESMERALDA (1953/3673dwt, ex-DON JUAN DE AUSTRIA) accompanied by the top-sail schooner SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE (renamed SPIRIT OF THE PACIFIC) sets sail as she departs Auckland, new Zealand. The local poli... Date: 22 December 1983 Image ID 2026
13. FACILITATOR - a 9-metre motorised landing craft based in Auckland, New Zealand and servicing the islands of the Hauraki Gulf. Capable of up to 30 knots the vessel is used for transporting any cargo of... Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4388
14. FACILITATOR - a 9-metre motorised landing craft based in Auckland, New Zealand and servicing the islands of the Hauraki Gulf.
She is seen here at speed passing BONDI BELLE and KAREWA taking part int ... Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4389
15. FACILITATOR - a 9-metre motorised landing craft based in Auckland, New Zealand and servicing the islands of the Hauraki Gulf. Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4390
16. FACILITATOR III - a 9-metre, high-speed (up to 30 knots) landing craft/barge operated mainly around the waters near Auckland, New Zealand but deployable anywhere around the country by road trailer. Date: 5 December 2003 Image ID 4732
17. FACILITATOR IV - a 9-metre, high-speed (up to 30 knots) landing craft/barge operated mainly around the waters near Auckland, New Zealand but deployable anywhere around the country by road trailer. Date: 8 December 2004 Image ID 4733
18. FELICITARE - Built in 1990, she is a traditionally built 42ft wooden workboat out of the Alex Baxter boatyard in Whangarei. She is now used mainly as a charterboat in the Hauraki Gulf near Auckland.
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19. FELICITARE - Built in 1990, she is a traditionally built 42ft wooden workboat out of the Alex Baxter boatyard in Whangarei. Now used mainly as a charterboat in the Hauraki Gulf near Auckland, she is s... Date: 28 JAnuary 2008 Image ID 4392
20. KAI KUTAI (1989) was built in Nelson, NZ. She is 12.8 metres long and is operated by Total Marine Services Ltd of Auckland. She is seen here rounding the first mark during the 168th Auckland Anniversa... Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4395
21. KAI KUTAI (1989) was built in Nelson, NZ. She is 12.8 metres long and is operated by Total Marine Services Ltd of Auckland. Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4396
22. KAIPARA (Total Marine Services): her builder and build date are not known. She is 9 metres in length with a 2-tonne bollard pull.KAITOA (1966) another of the Total Marine Services Ltd fleet of green a... Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4397
23. KAIPARA (front left) and KAPAI (r) with CHRISTINE MARY and PACIFIC WAY seen together after the running of the second ever Auckland Anniversary Day Regatta tug race.
KAIPARA (Total Marine Services):... Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4398
24. KAITOA (1966) another of the Total Marine Services Ltd fleet of green and black tugs working the waters and marinas around Auckland. Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4400
25. KAITOA (1966, r), KAI KUTAI (1989, centre).
The blue tug at left is BUSBY (1963) one of Ports of Auckland's smaller and older tugs. BUSBY was originally built for the Whangarei Harbour Board. She ha... Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4401
26. KAPAI - a 5.5 metre transportable pusher tug built by Heron Construction and operated by Total Marine Services, both of Auckland was too small to take part in the 168th Auckland Anniversary Day Regatt... Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4402
27. KAPAI - a 5.5 metre transportable pusher tug built by Heron Construction and operated by Total Marine Services, both of Auckland was too small to take part in the 168th Auckland Anniversary Day Regatt... Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4403
28. KAREWA - Built in 1951 by Lidgards to tow barges on the Piako River (Thames). When finished there she went to Tauranga as a Towing /pilot launch for the Tauranga Harbour Board. She is powered by an ol... Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4404
29. KUMI - built in 1905 by Bailey & Lowe. She was later purchased by the Whangarei Harbour Board. She is seen here heading for the start line of the 168th Auckland Anniversary Day Regatta tug race. Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4408
30. KUMI (1905) leads Sea-Tow's KORAKI (1985/125grt/IMO 8868484, ex-SEA TOW 21) around the first mark during the running of the second ever tug race, held as part of the 168th Auckland Anniversary Day Reg... Date: 28 January 2008 Image ID 4409
