Onehunga Wharf in 1904, with an unidentified vessel alongside - internet-purchased pic

Left to right:  "Hauturu", "Ronaki" and "Hokianga", consistently the three most frequent callers at Onehunga during the 1930s, alongside on the first weekend in May 1936, unable to leave because of the inclement weather - the heavy swells brought on by the westerly gales are a clue. Imagine what things would have been like at the Heads! Published in NZ Herald on 4 May 1936

"Titoki", "Fijian" and "Josephine", making her maiden call, alongside in late September 1980 Published in "Untold Stories of Onehunga, Volume Two" in 2004 by Norine Borchard RIP In absentia, W.J. Deed Printing Ltd, the publishers, contacted re use of photo.