Location 319
Location #319. Punt (second punt)
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Location #319. Punt (second punt) Junction of the Kawarau and Clutha Rivers
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Construction Details -
May have been a single hulled flat bottom timber boat - (better than location #317) -
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Interested Parties
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| 1 | 1862 (second punt) | 'Pat & Charlie' | Details |
Notes
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| Note | Date | Short Description | Note Text |
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| 3126 | 1862 | General notes. | From the memory of G M Hassing: Probably some time after the death of the first ferryman (Peter), two men by the names of Pat and Charlie started up a new ferry service. This was a better boat than #317 and may well have been a single hulled flat bottom boat. |
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