A group of Deaf friends take a trip on a boat called ‘Rambler’, owned by Laurie Schischka. Passengers jump off the boat near Motuihe Island in the Hauraki Gulf and go swimming.
Laurie Schischka takes his boat ‘Rambler’ out on the Hauraki Gulf
1959 •
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A group of Deaf friends are treated to a boat trip in the Hauraki Gulf on a boat called “Rambler”, owned by Laurie Schischka.
Taonga source:
Owen Gibbons
Original format:
16mm
Reference number:
SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, OG03-02-CE59
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