The Anchor Shipping and Foundry Company linked Nelson with other parts of New Zealand from 1870 to March 1982, when Titoki was sold. The company's former office remains on the quay at Nelson, as do st
George Sherriff – Rata Ship on the Whanganui River – Sarjeant Gallery
Anchor Shipping and Foundry 1926 advertorial
Alexander Brown
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Henry Niccol
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Henry Niccol was probably the first shipbuilder in Auckland, New Zealand. He was born in 1819 in Greenock. He was the father of George Turnbull Niccol and Malcolm Niccol.
Anchor Shipping and Foundry Company
…in February 1949, and replaced by Mamaku. She was sold 1950, She was wrecked on Aitutaki on 13 August 1951, whilst sailing from Suva. Lily 1905–06 29 Sims & Brown, Auckland Lily at Nelson about 1905 Lily had twin screws driven by a 7 hp, or 14 hp (10 kW), Fraser & Tinne engine, was 68 ft (21 m) x 15.5 ft (4.7 m…
Henry Niccol's Mechanics Bay shipyard in 1855
Novelty built by Henry Niccol, the largest sailing vessel built in Auckland