T.S.M.V. Manoora 1935 to 1962 and she had three names thereafter, & the T.S.M.V. Nanunda 1929

T.S.M.V. Manoora 1935 to 1962 Page Three

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Here we see such a fine painting of the Manoora

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Manoora’s Brochure and Deck Plan

This page presents two fine items an excellent T.S.M.V. Manoora brochure and a full Accommodation Plan of the ship, which was sourced from the original that was sent to me by Mr. Jack Dwyer. However I had to reduce the Plan considerably as it was in a rather large format, but I am pleased with the result!

As you many have read on Page Two, it was Jack Dwyer’s parent’s, Mollie and Frank Dwyer who sailed on the Manoora, and I am certainly most appreciative to Mr. Dwyer for providing all the items of memorabilia as found on previous page and below. I am sure that all these will be of great interest to my many readers!

For interest, if you have arrived at this page per Search Engine, you can locate the details of Mr and Mrs Dwyer Senior’s voyage on page two. The link is located on the Manoora INDEX, at the bottom of the page.

But now, let us remember the wonderful days of this fine Australian coastal liner!!

Reuben Goossens.

Maritime Historian, Author & Lecturer.

Please Note: The above Brochure & Deck Plan below was provided by Mr. Jack Dwyer. These are NOT to be copied and used without written consent.

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A postcard of the Manoora seen sailing up the Brisbane River in the mid 1950’s

Image from the author’s collection

T.S.M.V Manoora ~ INDEX:

Page One … The Ships history page.

Page Two … Mr & Mrs Dwyer sail on the Manoora in MAY 1958 & the Memorabilia Page.

Page Three … Ships Deck Plan provided by Mr. Jack Dwyer. (This Page).

“Blue Water Liners sailing to the distant shores.
I watched them come, I watched them go and I watched them die.”

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