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    Ermm, John, could it be that that's not the dunny but the galley, like this one on FLORIA...
  11. luggerite
    Mark, if it was cutter rigged it was probably a boat called KAILAG, built at Thursday Island in 1933. It was originally built as a government boat, but did go pearling later on. Michael

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