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Mataura

77 ship citations (6 free) in 23 resources

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11 web applications (1 free)
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Mataura
Book American Clipper Ships, 1833-1858
Author Octavius T. Howe, M.D., and Frederick C. Matthews
Published Marine Research Society, Salem, Mass.,
ISBN 0486251152
Page 426
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Mataura (1854; Chelsea, Mass.; built Neptune's Favorite)
Book Merchant Sail
Author William Armstrong Fairburn
Published Fairburn Marine Educational Foundation, Inc., Center Lovell, Maine,
Pages III: 1666, 2009, 2010
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Mataura (1868) Subscribe to view
Mataura (bark; Capt. Brown; noted in directory of 1879) Subscribe to view
Mataura (bark; Capt. Brown; noted in directory of 1880) Subscribe to view
Mataura (bark; Capt. Brown; noted in directory of 1881) Subscribe to view
Mataura (bark; Capt. Brown; noted in directory of 1882) Subscribe to view
Mataura (bark; Capt. Greenstart; noted in directory of 1883) Subscribe to view
Mataura (bark; Capt. H. J. Hansen; noted in directory of 1898) Subscribe to view
Mataura (bark; Capt. H. J. Hansen; noted in directory of 1899) Subscribe to view
Mataura (bark; Capt. H. J. Hansen; noted in directory of 1900) Subscribe to view
Mataura (Barque, Motor Vessel, Sailing Ship, Steamship) Subscribe to view
Mataura (British): New Zealand meat Subscribe to view
Mataura (British; Passenger/Cargo, Steel, Screw Steamer, built 1896; ON: 105273) Subscribe to view
Mataura (corrected; listed as "Matdura") (of London, G E Bird, Master, 1115 tons, from the port of Panama Wellington to Sydney, New South Wales, 12th April 18671) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ex-Dunfillan), Career
Book The Colonial Clippers
Author Basil Lubbock
Published Brown, Son & Ferguson, Glasgow,
ISBN 1417964162
Page 310
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Mataura (ex-Dunfillan), Listed
Book The Colonial Clippers
Author Basil Lubbock
Published Brown, Son & Ferguson, Glasgow,
ISBN 1417964162
Page 309
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Mataura (Glasgow, 1863, Sail; ON: 45970) Subscribe to view
Mataura (I) Subscribe to view
Mataura (II) Subscribe to view
Mataura (III) Subscribe to view
Mataura (London, 1866, Steam; ON: 54725) Subscribe to view
Mataura (Lyttelton, Sail, Ship; ON: 60398) Subscribe to view
Mataura (Motor Vessel) Subscribe to view
Mataura (of Glascow, James Stewart, Master, 1194 tons, from the port of Liverpool to Sydney, New South Wales, 27th June 1865) Subscribe to view
Mataura (of London G. E. Bird, Master, 1114 tons, from the port of London to Sydney, New South Wales, July 1867) Subscribe to view
Mataura (of London, G E Bird, Master, 1786 tons, from the port of Panama to Sydney, New South Wales, 1st December 1867) Subscribe to view
Mataura (of London, G S Bird Master, 1114 tons, from the port of Panama to Sydney, 28 Th November 1867) Subscribe to view
Mataura (of London, G. E. Bird Master, 1786 Tons. from the port of Panama, to Sydney, New South Wales, 2nd April 1868) Subscribe to view
Mataura (of London, G. G. Bird, Master, 1786 tons, from the port of London to Sydney, New South Wales, 6th Nov. 1866) Subscribe to view
Mataura (of London, G.E. Bird, Master, 1786 tons, from Panama Wellington to Sydney, New South Wales, 28th July 1868) Subscribe to view
Mataura (passcargo, built 1896, at Glasgow; tonnage: 5764) Subscribe to view
Mataura (Passenger Cargo) Subscribe to view
Mataura (Plymouth, 1896, Steam; ON: 105273) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship)
Book American Clipper Ships, 1833-1858
Author Octavius T. Howe, M.D., and Frederick C. Matthews
Published Marine Research Society, Salem, Mass.,
ISBN 0486251152
Page 426
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Mataura (Ship)
Web WorldCat
Published OCLC, Dublin, Ohio
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Mataura (ship; Capt. Gorm; noted in directory of 1878) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. Homer; noted in directory of 1876) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. Homer; noted in directory of 1877) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. Homer; noted in directory of 1878) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. J. H. Homer; noted in directory of 1879) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. J. H. Homer; noted in directory of 1880) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. J. H. Homer; noted in directory of 1881) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. J. H. Homer; noted in directory of 1882) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. J. H. Homer; noted in directory of 1883) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. J. H. Homer; noted in directory of 1884) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. J. Stewart; noted in directory of 1867) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. J. Stewart; noted in directory of 1868) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. J. Stewart; noted in directory of 1869) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. J.H. Homer; noted in directory of 1882) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. Kerr; noted in directory of 1875) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. Kerr; noted in directory of 1876) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. Kerr; noted in directory of 1877) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. P. Stewart; noted in directory of 1870) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. Townsend; noted in directory of 1873) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. Townsend; noted in directory of 1874) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. Townsend; noted in directory of 1875) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. Watts; noted in directory of 1871) Subscribe to view
Mataura (ship; Capt. Watts; noted in directory of 1872) Subscribe to view
Mataura (Steel Screw Steamer; Oslo; built 1949; 2046 gross tons) Subscribe to view
Mataura (The 'Mataura' in an unidentified harbour; c. 1863, Photograph, PRG 1373/30/98 Subscribe to view
Mataura (tweendecker; built 1949; Lebanon; 3545 dwt; also named: Hadia, Orreholm; IMO: 5265681) Subscribe to view
Mataura, later Alida (1868-1900; Iron 3-masted; Built by: Glasgow, Scotland by Aitken; Dimensions: 199.4' x 33.3' x 20.3'; Tonnage: 853 tons) Subscribe to view