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MAANZ Newsletter Index: As at September 2016 MAANZ Newsletter Index: as at September 2016 By edition: 10 April 2016 Editorial Comment – Malcolm McGregor 1 0 10 April 2016 From The Crow’s Nest 2 0 10 April 2016 Hikitia- tall tales and true 3 0 10 April 2016 Derry Castle Survival Account - 8 0 10 April 2016 Portland– Recent Photos 10 0 10 April 2016 Indexer Found for the MAANZ Newsletter 10 0 10 April 2016 A Guest Post by Archives New Zealand on Trade Me 11 0 10 April 2016 60 Years of Diving in Wellington Harbour - Rob Marshall 12 0 99 March 2016 Editorial Comment – Malcolm McGregor 1 99 March 2016 Wreck of the Month – SS Holmwood 1940 2 99 March 2016 Palliser Bay Field Trip Report 21 February 2016 6 99 March 2016 Wrecks, Replicas & Tales of Adventure 9 99 March 2016 Archives For Sale – More to the Story 11 99 March 2016 New Ship Wrecks at Fiji 12 99 March 2016 Salvage of Waigani Express in New Guinea 13 99 March 2016 James McGhie’s Narrative of the Wreck of the Derry Castle 13 1 98 February 2016 Editorial – Malcolm McGregor 1 98 February 2016 From the crow’s nest 2 98 February 2016 Wreck of the Month – Rescue 1865 2 98 February 2016 First Aid for Wreck Items 9 98 February 2016 Underwater Archaeology School in Israel 10 98 February 2016 URI Archaeologist – Golden Discovery in Israel 11 98 February 2016 1910 Scow Portland 13 98 February 2016 Archives for Sale?? 14 98 February 2016 Tracking Travelling Taonga – a new Book by Rhys Richards 14 98 February 2016 150 Year Old Wreck Yields Edible Items – the Arabia 16 98 February 2016 Freemantle Museums Visit – Talk 24 Feb 2015 17 98 February 2016 Field Trip 21 Feb – Cape Palliser 18 97 January 2016 Editorial – Malcolm McGregor 1 97 January 2016 Wreck of the Month – Hertzogen Cecilie 1936 2 97 January 2016 MAANZ Xmas event - Time Cinema 5 97 January 2016 Captain George Gunn 1928-2015 6 97 January 2016 Falling Off Pamir –a Ship’s Boy’s Tale of Survival 8 97 January 2016 Sailor’s Grave Marker sequel, Wreck of the Pirate & Marker 10 97 January 2016 Archives For Sale?? 13 97 January 2016 Film Review – in the Heart of Sea 13 97 January 2016 Tracking Travelling Taonga – a new Book by Rhys Richards 14 97 January 2016 Excavation of a pre-colonial shipbuilding Yard at Hokianga 14 2 97 January 2016 Timeball Rebuild Update 16 97 January 2016 Watchman Ship Wreck 1899 16 97 January 2016 The Lively that came the Phoenix that was wrecked in 1846 17 97 January 2016 HIKITIA, Wellington’s floating crane – 2016 is her 90th Year 18 96 December 2015 Editorial – Malcolm McGregor 1 96 December 2015 From the Crow’s Nest – Mary O’Keeffe 2 96 December 2015 Wreck of the Month – Puriri 1941 2 96 December 2015 MAANZ Visit to NZ Sea Adventures 6 96 December 2015 Archives For Sale?? 7 96 December 2015 Whanganui River Boats – Waimarie, Wairua & Adventurer 2 9 96 December 2015 Suilven Has Sunk in Fiji Harbour 9 96 December 2015 Former Wellington Pilot Vessel "M.V. Arahina" Still For Sale. 10 95 November 2015 Editorial – Malcolm McGregor 1 95 November 2015 From the Crow’s Nest – Mary O’Keeffe 2 95 November 2015 Wreck of the Month – Otimai 1958 2 95 November 2015 Russian Convoys With HMS Bluebell and Chris King 6 95 November 2015 170 Tonne Boat Launched at Foxton Beach 11 95 November 2015 MV Tuhoe is No More 12 95 November 2015 Tokomaru Steam Museum for Sale 13 95 November 2015 Former Wellington Pilot Vessel "M.V. Arahina" For Sale. 14 95 November 2015 Western Australian Maritime Museum Visit 14 95 November 2015 Captain Cook Birthday Celebration 15 3 MAANZ Event – November - A Visit to New Zealand Sea 95 November 2015 16 Adventures 95 November 2015 Time Cinema 9 Dec 2015 at 6-00pm 16 94 October 2015 Editorial – Malcolm McGregor 1 94 October 2015 From the Crow’s Nest – Mary O’Keeffe 2 94 October 2015 MAANZ Annual General Meeting reports 3 94 October 2015 Salvage of the Wreck of the Month – Masa Maru No 15 1971 6 93 September 2015 Editorial – Malcolm McGregor 1 93 September 2015 Wreck of the Month – Port Kembla 1917 2 93 September 2015 NZ Shipping Disputes 1840s - 1860s Dr Bevan Martin 4 93 September 2015 MAANZ Annual General Meeting 6 93 September 2015 Wairarapa Wrecks & Tales – Ken Scadden 7 93 September 2015 MAANZ Strategic Review 7 93 September 2015 Conservation Lab Doings 9 93 September 2015 Portland Island Grave Marker Conservation 10 93 September 2015 Edwin Fox Society Merges into New Trust 12 92 August 2015 Editorial – Malcolm McGregor 1 92 August 2015 Wreck of the Month - The Rewa 1899 to 1930 2 92 August 2015 Rob Marshall’s Russia – Sakahalin Island 12 92 August 2015 Wanganui Floods 12 92 August 2015 Death of Terry Poynton 15 92 August 2015 NZ Shipping Disputes 1840s to 1860s 16 91 July 2015 Editorial – Malcolm McGregor 1 4 91 July 2015 Wrecks of the Month - Hauraki 1944 2 91 July 2015 Show & Tell 6 91 July 2015 Foxton Harbour Floods 12 91 July 2015 Lab Progress 13 91 July 2015 City of Adelaide Update 13 91 July 2015 Otunui Sold 14 91 July 2015 Rob Marshall’s Russia 14 90 June 2015 Editorial – Malcolm McGregor 1 90 June 2015 Wrecks of the Month - The Two Limericks 1917 & 1943 2 90 June 2015 Rob Marshall Stunning Underwater photos 27 May 15 5 90 June 2015 Foxton Anchor Progress 8 90 June 2015 Grave Marker ex Portland Island 9 90 June 2015 Sir William Arrol on Scottish Five Pound Note 10 90 June 2015 Otunui For Sale 10 90 June 2015 Shipwreck Show & Tell 10 89 May 2015 Editorial – Malcolm McGregor 1 89 May 2015 Ship wrecks of Otaki, Waikanae, Raumati 2 89 May 2015 Foxton Field Trip 8 89 May 2015 Anchor Found at Foxton 13 89 May 2015 Hippolas Talk on 29 April 15 14 89 May 2015 Rob Marshall Stunning Underwater photos 27 May 15 15 88 April 2015 Editorial – Malcolm McGregor 1 5 88 April 2015 Ship Wreck Coast – 9 wrecks 2 88 April 2015 List of Wreck of Month Ships 10 88 April 2015 Conron Bay Talk by Tony Howell 11 88 April 2015 Lab Objects and New Lab Task 13 88 April 2015 MAANZ Field Trip to Foxton 18 & 19 April 2015 11 88 April 2015 Zuleika Photo 13 88 April 2015 Echo photos 14 88 April 2015 Janie Seddon Photos 15 88 April 2015 Edwin Fox Visit 16 88 April 2015 Edwin Fox Books 17 88 April 2015 Foxton Trip 17 88 April 2015 Hippolas Talk on 29 April 15 18 87 March 2015 Editorial – Malcolm McGregor 1 87 March 2015 Wreck of the Month – Janie Seddon 1953 2 87 March 2015 A Possible Pre Tasman Canoe Landing Site – Rudi Mack Talk 8 87 March 2015 New Artefacts For Conservation in Lab 10 87 March 2015 MAANZ Field Trip to Foxton 18 & 19 April 2015 11 87 March 2015 World War 2 Ship Wrecks of Conron Bay – Tony Howell 12 86 February 2015 Editorial – Ken Scadden 1 86 February 2015 Wreck of the Month – WW1 Hospital Ship Maheno 1935 4 86 February 2015 Echo is still with us, just! 8 86 February 2015 Lab’s Host Hikitia Restoration is Progressing 9 6 86 February 2015 A Possible Pre Tasman Canoe Landing Site 12 85 January 2015 Editorial – Ken Scadden 1 85 January 2015 Wreck of the Month – Contributions to the Mosquito Fleet 5 85 January 2015 The end of the Echo 7 Wreck of the 1863 Paddle Steamer Favourite Attacked by 85 January 2015 7 Protester 85 January 2015 Southend 1665 shipwreck HMS London 'similar to Mary Rose' 10 85 January 2015 A Possible Pre Tasman Canoe Landing Site 11 84 December 2014 Editorial – Ken Scadden 1 84 December 2014 Wreck of the Month – Ventnor 1902 5 84 December 2014 Time Cinema 2014 8 Pieter Schelte A Floating Crane with a 46,000tonne Lift 84 December 2014 10 Capability 84 December 2014 Bell from Franklin’s Erebus Recovered 11 84 December 2014 The “Maritime Delights” of Foxton 12 83 November 2014 Editorial Note – Malcolm McGregor 1 83 November 2014 Wreck of the Month – Unidentified Wreck on Buller 1846 2 83 November 2014 Echos of the Echo 9 83 November 2014 Memoirs of Sailing in the Echo by Ron Palmer 9 83 November 2014 Principe di Lucedio Bell 14 83 November 2014 Mystery Measurement Device ex Tasmania 17 83 November 2014 Franklin’s Ships Found? 17 83 November 2014 Time Cinema Xmas Do Wed 12 November 2014 18 7 82 October 2014 Ship of the Month – Echo 1905 2 82 October 2014 The End of the Echo 5 82 October 2014 MAANZ AGM Wed 17 September 2014 Minute 9 82 October 2014 Immediate Past President’s Report to the AGM, 17 Sept 2014 11 82 October 2014 Treasurer’s Report 2014 13 82 October 2014 Receipts and Payments Account for year ended 30 June 2014 13 82 October 2014 Membership Report for the Period 2013/2014 14 82 October 2014 Conservation Lab Report for the period 2013/2014 15 82 October 2014 “KEN and WENDY’S Excellent Maritime Adventure” 15 82 October 2014 Franklin’s Ships Found? 18 82 October 2014 Proposed Foxton Field Trip is Postponed to First Quarter 2015 18 82 October 2014 Echos of the Scow Echo Wed 22 October 2014 18 82 October 2014 Time Cinema Xmas Do Wed 12 November 2014 18 81 September 2014 Editorial Note – Malcolm McGregor 1 81 September 2014 Wreck of the Month – Kaitawa 1966 3 81 September 2014 Visit to NIWA Research Vessel Tangaroa NOW after 4 October 8 81 September 2014 Annual Maritime Quiz -Ken Scadden & Wendy Adlam 12 Aug 8 81 September 2014 An Aerial Photographic Review 20 August 9 81 September 2014 Hokio Beach - a Conclusion Is Offered 11 81 September 2014 MAANZ AGM & Talk by Ken Scadden 17 September 14 81 September 2014 Annual General Meeting Agenda 15 81 September 2014 Marine Paintings & Photographs of Wellington, Alfred Memelink 16 8 80 August 2014 Editorial Note – Malcolm McGregor 1 80 August 2014 Ship of the Month – Othello launched 1853 3 80 August 2014 Rangitoto Island – Masters Thesis Research, July 2014 12 80 August 2014 "New Zealand Shipwrecks" Book review by Ian Farquhar 18 80 August 2014 Visit to NIWA Research Vessel Tangaroa 12
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