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MSS 0097, Item 033 - Ship's log of the Otago
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- This volume documents the voyages from Port Blakely, Washington Territory, to Noumea, New Caledonia, among other destinations such as Newcastle, Australia, and Honolulu, Hawaii, between April 18th, 1879 and December 11, 1882, on the ship Otago. The logbook is one leather bound volume, circa 320 pages, with entries in ink and pencil, and contains...
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- 2012-07-17T18:48:17Z
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