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Richmond Oral History Project

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Richmond

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Tasman District Council

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Nalder, Newton

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First NameNewtonLast NameNalderDescriptionMr Nalder has been associated for many years with Te Tai-o-Aorere (Tasman Bay). Māpua, and Golden Bay / Mohua vessels. He sailed on various cutters and ketches, round-bilged and square-bilged boats and on motor vessels in the area. In this oral history he recollects aspects of his career at sea around Te Tai-o-Aorere and the Waimea Inlet. He also briefly mentions the making of the silent film 'Venus of the South Seas' in the 1920s.AuthorLes SlaterTyped by Louise ChartersDate06 June 1984OccupationSailorPlace of BirthNorthlandAge at Death100Family or next of kinThomas William and Mary (nee McCormack)Cemetery/Buried AtMarsden Valley CemeterySubject/KeywordApplesBoats and shipsInterviewsMāpua (N.Z.)Oral history transcriptsConditions of UseThis oral history is to be used for your private research, education or study only. If you wish to share or use the material contained in this transcript in any other way, then please contact us first.

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CollectionRichmond Oral History ProjectPlaceRichmondOrganisationTasman District Council

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