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Another Ship Ashore
The 30-foot launch Mona Lisa, owned by Mr Keith Rosie, of Fox Street, attracted a lot of attention recently when it was lifted from the harbour and taken to its owner's home for alterations and improvements for next seasons cruising. These include a new 83 h.p. Gray marine engine and the wheelhouse will be moved forward to make a longer cockpit, so that a chair can be fitted for deep sea fishing. Launch will have sleeping accommodation for four, and will be fitted with "ship to shore" radio.
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