The Captain Cook, along with the Captain Hobson, brought assisted immigrants to New Zealand via the Panama Canal from 1952. The Cook had 1070 berths and was furnished in a solid but …

Feb 18, 2015 · She began sailing to Wellington via the Panama Canal in 1952 as the S/S Captain Cook. A fire broke out aboard her in Wellington Harbor in 1957 and caused extensive damage. …

Recalls joining New Zealand Army and arriving in late 1956 on a paid passage on immigrant ship `Captain Cook'. Outlines Army postings, being commissioned and posted to the Wellington …

The steam ship Captain Cook, owned by the New Zealand Government and used between 1952 and 1959 to bring British migrants to New Zealand, photographed in Wellington Harbour by J …

The steam ship Captain Cook, owned by the New Zealand Government and used between 1952 and 1959 to bring British migrants to New Zealand, photographed in Wellington Harbour by J …

Nov 4, 2020 · The corridor lounge on the port side of the Captain Cook. The Captain Cook brought assisted immigrants to New Zealand via the Panama Canal from 1952 to 1960. See …

This image depicts the steam powered harbour pilot boat CAPTAIN COOK, probably the second of Sydney's three pilot vessels of the same name, with motor launch visible a …

They are largely based on five sources, which I list below in chronological order of publication: ACook's Endeavour and Other Ships, by P W Brock, published in the Mariner's Mirror, Vol 54, …

S/S Captain Cook In 1958 when Charles Findlay and his family immigrated to New Zealand, the Ministry of Transport owned the S/S Captain Cook and chartered it to the New Zealand …

Recalls the Cooper family's (Jenny and Ken and their two children, Keith and Sally) experience of travelling from the United Kingdom to NZ aboard the steam ship 'Captain Cook' in 1958. …