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S.S. Zealandia off Port Davey, Tasmania in 1933

Creator: Allport, Henry, 1890-1965

"One of a number of photographs taken presumably by Henry Allport during a trip to Port Davey and Port Arthur in the T.S.S. Zealandia, November, 1933 (Stillwell card index). Photograph of the Zealandia with a small dinghy full of passengers."

Downloaded from the State Library of Tasmania website, 13/6/06

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