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Lyttelton (steam tug)

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to reach New Zealand, arriving on 10 September. After a brief period of painting and preparation for service, on 18 September she was handed over to the harbour board, serving not just as the harbor's tug but also as its
437:. In 1989 the tug was gifted to the society by the Lyttelton Harbour Board. She is still in operation, being maintained and operated by the society. 299:. She was berthed at No.2 wharf, where she has been based most of her life. In August 1911, with the soon to be arrival of the suction dredge 595: 503: 590: 433:. Following this, she was leased for the sum of $ 2 a year to the "Tug Lyttelton Preservation Society", being preserved as a 25: 424: 257: 358: 261: 401: 397: 384: 314: 253: 178: 90: 585: 580: 335: 499: 321: 108: 444: 334:
In 1939, the tug was relegated to secondary roles following the arrival of the larger tug
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is one of three operating steam-powered ships in New Zealand, alongside the tug
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of a commissioned warship. By 1944, she returned to port service as
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along with the assistance of another Union Company vessel,
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ran aground at in dense fog. Shortly after her grounding,
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in 1906 as a replacement for the earlier iron paddle tug
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into harbour; and in 1920 assisting the battlecruiser
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Lyttelton Icon, 100 Years of the Steam Tug Lyttelton
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Lyttelton, New Zealand
Ferguson Brothers
Glasgow
Steam tug
GRT
knots
steam tug
Lyttelton, New Zealand
Lyttelton Harbour Board
Lyttelton
Port Glasgow
knots
sea trials
Suez Canal
pilot boat
fireboat
battlecruiser
HMS New Zealand
HMS Renown
Edward, Prince of Wales
Lyttelton II
ferry
Rangatira
Union Company
Waimarino
radar
Karitane
World War II
Royal New Zealand Navy

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