TAMAHINE: 1925 - Deck plan from 1949 Zim Lines each ship is named after

each ship is named after a destination followed by "Bear"

There was even a Tourist Class pool aboard the CONTE

Chandris Lines – A fold-out tissue deck plan (22” by 34”) from the early 1970s of the QUEEN FREDERICA

now renamed Veranda and Dolphin pools

Six decks are shown

TAMAHINE: 1925 - Deck plan from 1949 Zim Lines each ship is named afterUnion Steam Ship Company of New Zealand A 17" by 26" deck plan dated 1949 of the TAMAHINE. The ship was built for the Wellington to Picton route in 1925 and cut four hours off the voyage, albeit with a slight permanent list to port. Four decks are shown in detail. Her 650 passengers had the option of small cabins, bunkrooms, or hanging out in the TAMAHINE's four public rooms Smoke Room, General Lounge, Ladies Lounge, and Dining Saloon. The TAMAHINE