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Home from its travels, the Nautilus of New Brighton, back in the New Brighton Motor-boat club's anchorage on the Avon after 2 1/2years' service with the hospital ship, Marama.

Home from its travels, the Nautilus of New Brighton, back in the New Brighton Motor-boat club's anchorage on the Avon after 2 1/2years' service with the hospital ship, Marama.

Home from its travels, the Nautilus of New Brighton, back in the New Brighton Motor-boat club's anchorage on the Avon after 2 1/2years' service with the hospital ship, Marama.
[1918]

The Nautilus was owned by Fred Horace Edwin Chester (1880-1980) of New Brighton. It was lent by him to the hospital ship Marama for use as a hospital motor-boat. It was with the Marama for about 2 1/2years, during which time it was on the Nile, at Gallipoli, and at Ceylon. The headquarters of the New Brighton Power Boat Club are pictured in the background. See The Press, 12 Mar. 2005, p. D6

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File Reference CCL Photo Collection 22, Img02335

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