1974 Makora decommissioned - Steam Ferry Toroa
2018年5月27日 · SS Makora decommissioned and her place taken by the ferry Kestrel. Makora was later to be broken up and buried in the St Mary’s Bay reclamation. Photo: © David Frith, Toroa Preservation Society Collection
Steam Ferry Toroa – The Official Website of the TOROA …
The Toroa is the only steam-powered survivor in Auckland, New Zealand of the fleet of Waitemata Harbour double-ended steam ferries that used to run between Auckland City and the North Shore. She is a tangible piece of the history and development of Auckland and …
Photograph: Ferry MAKORA - New Zealand Maritime Museum
Black and white photograph of ferry MAKORA in Auckland. Photograph possibly taken by Hooker Bowden.
Photograph: Ferry MAKORA leaving ferry basin between Princes …
Black and white photograph of ferry MAKORA leaving the ferry basin between Princes and Queens wharves, heading for Devonport.. Photograph possibly taken by Hooker Bowden.
Photograph: Ferry MAKORA at new Devonport Wharf, 1928.
Photograph Album No. 42 Auckland Harbour Board: Engineers Album, page 26c. New Devonport Wharf, 11 August 1928. Ferry MAKORA is berthed at the wharf.
Toroa (ferry) - Wikipedia
Toroa, named for the northern royal albatross, is an Albatross-class passenger ferry that served Auckland, New Zealand.
Panmure Remember When | 1960s - The Makora, an Auckland Harbour ferry ...
1960s - The Makora, an Auckland Harbour ferry, approaching Wilson and Rothery's wharf on the Tamaki River at Panmure? Auckland Libraries Heritage...
Toroa, the last steam ferry - timespanner.blogspot.com
2022年8月29日 · Built and launched in Auckland in 1925, the Toroa was the last of the wooden-planked double-ended ferries. She remained in service until 1980 when her survey certificate expired. There were eight ferries of this type, specifically designed for quick travel between relatively close destinations.
Auckland harbour ferries 1967 | Arriving from the North Shor
Auckland harbour ferries 1967. Arriving from the North Shore . Passenger ferry boats that plied the Waitemata harbour between Queens Wharf, and the Auckland Ferry Terminal and the North shore Devonport, Northcote and Birkenhead . The Kestrel and either the Makora Takapuna or Toroa on the right
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1960 North Shore Ferry Co – Steam Ferry Toroa
2018年5月27日 · The ferries Takapuna, Makora and Toroa taken over by Leo Dromgoole’s North Shore Ferries Ltd., and continue on the Devonport–Auckland run. Joined in 1961 by the revamped MV Kestrel with glassed-in upper decks.