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	Port Chalmers - NZ Bound History
		Port Chalmers, formerly Koputai, was named after Dr. Thomas Chalmers, of the Free Church of Scotland, has preserved many of its old stone buildings and retains its connection with its maritime past.
		It was from Port Chalmers on 11 February 1882 that the first cargo of refrigerated meat left New Zealand for London onboard the vessel 'Dunedin'.
		Port Chalmers is a harbour of winding waters and wooded shores.
	freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~nzbound/ptchalmers.htm (754 words)

	Port Chalmers - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Port Chalmers is the main port of the city of Dunedin, New Zealand.
		The creative arts are also important to the town's economy; Port Chalmers and the surrounding suburbs of Careys Bay, Roseneath and Sawyers Bay have a thriving arts community, and the town is regarded as a haven for alternative lifestylers.
		Port Chalmers was a port of call for several notable expeditions during the heroic era of Antarctic exploration.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Port_Chalmers (1426 words)

	Port Otago Limited - Shipping and Container handling full service port
		Port Otago Limited is committed to its local community (Port Chalmers) and the environment.
		The Committee, which comprises representatives from Port Otago, the Port Chalmers community and port users, meets six-weekly to discuss a range of issues including noise, landscaping and lighting within the port area.
		Along with contributing towards the running costs for the Port Chalmers Maritime Museum, Port Otago Limited assisted with the upgrading of the Port Chalmers Town Hall by funding the cost of new seating.
	www.portotago.co.nz /7.html (151 words)

	$3.3 Million Expansion for Chalmers Industries \| Port of Brisbane
		Speaking at the launch, Chalmers Chief Executive, Graeme Birch said the freight station was the latest in a series of key port-based developments undertaken by the company since it established its container park and packing facility at Fisherman Islands in 2000.
		Port of Brisbane Corporation Acting Chairman, David Harrison said Brisbane’s record trade growth, which saw container trade increase by 12% and total trade reach 25.1 million tonnes in 2003/2004, was expected to continue.
		Mr Harrison said the establishment of the new freight facility was the first of several new developments planned for the port in 2005.
	www.portbris.com.au /news/chalmers_industries (319 words)

	red-duster.co.uk Homepage for the red duster merchant navy maritime information archive
		In the November of 1940 the Port Brisbane, the Port Hobart and the Port Wellington were all sunk by surface raiders while the Port Napier, which had been converted into a minelayer, was destroyed when it blew up without, fortunately, any loss of life.
		The Port Montreal and the Port Nicholson were torpedoed in the June and the Port Hunter was similarly dispatched to the bottom in the July.
		The last two Port Line war casualties were in 1943 when the Port Auckland was lost in the March followed by, the almost new replacement, the Port Victor in the April, both torpedoed by U-boats.
	www.red-duster.co.uk /PORT3.htm (995 words)

	Port Chalmers, New Zealand
		12km north of Dunedin, on the north side of Otago Harbour, is the deep-water harbor of Port Chalmers (pop.
		The town is named after Dr Thomas Chalmers, one of the founders of the Free Church of Scotland.
		Notable churches in the city are the Iona Church (1883), with a 50m tower, the Anglican church of the Holy Trinity (1874) and the Roman Catholic church of St Mary's Star of the Sea (1874).
	www.planetware.com /new-zealand/port-chalmers-nz-ot-pc.htm (219 words)

	RANGATIRA 1890 - The New Zealand Maritime Record - NZNMM
		With Southampton as the port of registry, she was designated with the Official Number of 97216.
		He was discharged on the 5th of April 1904 at Victoria Docks, London and was paid £22, 17 shillings and 5 pence, being the balance of his wages on discharge.
		Upon arrival at Port Chalmers, the ship discharged her cargo and left for Manila with coal from Newcastle in Australia.
	www.nzmaritime.co.nz /r1890.htm (2367 words)

	Episode 25 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		High on a hilltop above Port Chalmers, the port of Dunedin, New Zealand, is a large monument to Robert Scott.
		Port Chalmers--described by Wilson as "...a very beautiful bit of coast scenery, very hilly..."--holds an important place in Antarctic exploration and certainly for Scott as it was his last southward port of call for both the Discovery and the Terra Nova.
		The Port Chalmers Borough Council decided to construct a cairn on a hill overlooking the lower harbour, using stone quarried from the hillside below Lean's Rock and shaped by stonemason James Riach.
	www.antarctic-circle.org /E25.htm (629 words)

	PORTS AND HARBOURS - Port of Otago - 1966 Encyclopaedia of New Zealand
		PORTS AND HARBOURS - Port of Otago - 1966 Encyclopaedia of New Zealand
		The maximum size and draught permissible for negotiating Victoria Channel, which runs from Port Chalmers to the city wharves, are as follows: length, 540 ft; beam, 72 ft; draught, 25 ft. The maximum for Port Chalmers are: length, 800 ft; beam, 90 ft; draught, 32 ft. Total berthage is 8,594 lineal feet.
		The port has two graving docks at Port Chalmers for vessels of 530 ft and 300 ft length respectively.
	www.teara.govt.nz /1966/P/PortsAndHarbours/PortOfOtago/en (328 words)

	Chalmers Community Board (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		She is a member of Port Chalmers and District Lions Club and Keep Dunedin Beautiful, and is Vice-President of Bowls Dunedin.
		Angela has lived at Port Chalmers since 1993 in one of the area's original homes, which was built around 1876.
		Angela is a Trustee of the Port Chalmers/West Harbour Community Trust which plays an active role in supporting the local community through the Support and Information Centre where the Trust community worker is based.
	www.cityofdunedin.com /city/?page=electoral_cbchalmers (411 words)

	Home - Port Chalmers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Port Chalmers is a natural deep water port offering visitors beautiful scenery and an interesting mix of cafés, galleries and shops.
		A modern commercial port adjoins the township providing a striking backdrop to the town’s historic buildings and native bush reserves.
		Port Chalmers is a scenic 15 minute drive from Dunedin, and is a popular weekend destination for locals and tourists alike.
	www.portchalmers.com (227 words)

	Diocese of Dunedin, the Port Chalmers-Warrington Parish
		Reaching out to children includes a school holiday programme in Warrington; and in Port Chalmers, an after-school programme at the major festivals of Christmas and Easter.
		Holy Trinity is on the east side of Port Chalmers on the corner of Grey and Scotia Streets.
		A stone church, it withstands the battering of wind and weather, serves the Port community and has the "Flying Angel" flag of the Missions to Seamen.
	www.dn.anglican.org.nz /parishes/port_chalmers/warrington.shtml (513 words)

	Port Chalmers noise issue Chalmers, Environment, May 2003
		New Zealand's Environment Court is considering case brought by local residents seeking tighter noise controls at Port Chalmers, which is owned and operated by Port Otago.
		Currently the port has to "mitigate noise" for residential neighbours exposed to more than 65 Ldn (average of 65dB(A) over a 24 hour period) but around 20 properties are regularly exposed to noise in excess of the limit.
		Residents are seeking lower limits that vary depending on proximity to the port....
	www.worldcargonews.com /htm/n20030501.544830.htm (165 words)

	Port Line / Commonwealth & Dominion Line
		In Nov.1937 the official name of the company became Port Line Ltd and in 1957 the company became a fourth equal partner with Blue Star Line, New Zealand Shipping Co and Shaw Savill & Albion Lines in Crusader Shipping Ltd to trade between New Zealand, the Far East and Pacific Coast of North America.
		The Port Line joined a consortium named Associated Container Transportation Ltd in 1966 and this gradually started the run down and replacement of the MANZ Line which ended in 1969.
		Several other amalgamations took place in subsequent years and in 1972 the parent company Cunard, was taken over by Trafalgar House Investments Ltd. By 1978 Port Line had become an integral part of the Cunard Group and in 1982 the last two Port Line ships were transferred to the Brocklebank Line.
	www.theshipslist.com /ships/lines/portline.htm (1170 words)

	New Zealand Museums - View Museum Detail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Located in the original stone post office built in 1877 to service the bustling port town.
		The maritime collection is comprehensive and includes Union Steam Ship Company memorabilia, builder's models and artefacts from sail and steam eras, and from the shipping and fishing industries.
		The settlers' collection celebrates the lives of the first pioneers as well as the many port characters who have lived here through the years.
	www.nzmuseums.co.nz /MuseumDetail.asp?MuseumID=229 (102 words)

	Passenger arrivals at Port Chalmers, New Zealand, 1848-1851
		Passenger arrivals at Port Chalmers, New Zealand, 1848-1851
		In an appendix to his 1898 book, 'Contributions to the Early History of New Zealand (Otago)', Dr Hocken published lists of passenger arrivals from vessels despatched from Great Britain to the Settlement of Otago, between 1847 and 1850.
		These ships arrived at Port Chalmers between March 1848 and January 1851.
	www.ngaiopress.com /drhocken.htm (755 words)

	Scoop: Maritime Union campaign comes to Port Chalmers
		The Maritime Union is holding a public meeting in Port Chalmers as part of its national campaign for secure jobs.
		The public meeting is on Thursday 3 June at 2.30pm, at the WIC Bureau Hall, next door to the Port Otago building, in Beach Street, Port Chalmers.
		He says many industrial problems in New Zealand ports are caused by permanent jobs being undermined by casual jobs, a trend the Maritime Union wanted to reverse.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/PO0406/S00005.htm (792 words)

	Art Parade and Kite Festival - Port Chalmers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Kaitrin McMullan and Anna Bowen were artists-in-residence at Port Chalmers School, and their work with the children of the school led up to the PORT-able Art Parade on Sunday 5th November.
		This year we had very calm conditions, a period of several minutes of good flying, followed by a howling southerly that tore most of the kites out of the sky.
		However, Port Chalmers kite flyers were undaunted and will be back in force next year.
	www.portchalmers.com /parade.html (213 words)

	The Ridge Over Blueskin - Dunedin - Port Chalmers Accommodation New Zealand NZ.
		The Ridge Over Blueskin - Dunedin - Port Chalmers Accommodation New Zealand NZ.
		New Zealand Accommodation > Dunedin Accommodation > Port Chalmers Accommodation > Between Port Chalmers & Waitati
		This individual luxury secluded early settlers cottage resting on the ridge of the North face of Mihiwaka,340m above sea level overlooking the Pacific Ocean to the North East.
	www.bluecastle.co.nz /accommodation-568.htm (292 words)

	Port Chalmers - Ships Nostalgia
		Click here to go to the forums home page and find out more.
		A shot of her fitting out in Glasgow in 1968 and 2 of her at Glasgow/s King George V Dock in 1976.
		She was scrapped in 1985 as GOLDEN GLORY.
	www.shipsnostalgia.com /showthread.php?t=677 (212 words)

	Shipping to Port Chalmers, New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Instant international rates of shipping to Port Chalmers, New Zealand can be obtained from our website 24 hours a day.
		Please go to Freight Shipping Calculator for Port Chalmers, New Zealand shipping rates.
		Homeshipping.com is a licensed Ocean Transportation Intermediary (OTI) and is distinctively positioned to handle all aspects of your shipment from A to Z. We put forward a full array of ocean related services including Freight Forwarding, NVOCC Consolidation and FCL container management as well as customer-in-house services.
	www.homeshipping.com /shipping-to/Port-Chalmers.asp (102 words)

	Portsifika
		The Official Site for Portisifika - An Art Gallery and Retail Operation located in Port Chalmers, New Zealand
		port maori polynesian pasifika gift gifts dunedin Portsifika Portcifika Portcifica pacific oceanic art exhibition george maaori angela noelle cook armstrong toi
		Portsifika is a new, independent art gallery and retail operation showcasing art and artistry infused with a distinct Māori or Polynesian flavour.
	www.portsifika.com (94 words)

	Pics2
		(Note the position of the port side thumb screw)
		Junior, "Commander of all the Crash Boats", contemplates the horrors to be inflicted on those that flout Bermuda's Marine Regulations.
		To port: The Commodore's 140 yrs old traditional Bermuda dinghy "Phru Phru" receives her new thwarts and assumes a fighting trim.
	www.geocities.com /seagullrace2001/Pics2.html (72 words)

	SCOTT's in Early New Zealand
		Mark, aged 23yrs, arrived on 'Eden' ex London to Port chalmers in December.
		James, arrived ex London to Port Chalmers on 'Titan' in January.
		William, residing in Karori, Carpenter (Juror in district of Port Nicholson)
	www.angelfire.com /bc/Vincina/Scott.html (2883 words)

	Diocese of Dunedin, Port Chalmers in the Port Chalmers-Warrington Parish
		Diocese of Dunedin, Port Chalmers in the Port Chalmers-Warrington Parish
		Holy Trinity is a stone church, it withstands the battering of wind and weather, serves the Port community and has the "Flying Angel" flag of the Missions to Seamen.
		More pictures of Holy Trinity including a full size version of the above photo can be found on our picture page
	www.dn.anglican.org.nz /parishes/port_chalmers/port.shtml (138 words)

	Home Page
		Our club is based in Port Chalmers, Otago, New Zealand, with an emphasis on gamefishing in Otago waters
		We are fortunate to have close access to one of the most prolific shark fisheries in New Zealand (...and perhaps the world!!!) with an abundance of species such as Blues, Porbeagles, Threshers, Makos, and even regular sightings of the famed Great White Shark
		Our Club is based on the edge the Otago Harbour, in the settlement of Port Chalmers.
	chalmersfishing.freehomepage.com (152 words)

	Port Chalmers Library - Te Whare Pukapuka Tümatanui ki Koputai - Dunedin Public Libraries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Port Chalmers Library - Te Whare Pukapuka Tümatanui ki Koputai - Dunedin Public Libraries
		Port Chalmers Library - Te Whare Pukapuka Tümatanui ki Koputai
		Come and visit us at the beautiful new library 20 Beach Street, check out the original artwork and enjoy!
	www.dunedinlibraries.com /home/?page=chalmers (61 words)

	Dunedin Accommodation New Zealand NZ Motel Hotel Port Chalmers Mosgeil
		Dunedin Accommodation New Zealand NZ Motel Hotel Port Chalmers Mosgeil
		Search for Motel, Apartment, Hotel, Backpacker, BandB, Lodge, Homestay and Farmstay Accommodation in the Dunedin, Port Chalmers, Mosgeil Regions:
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	www.holidayguide.co.nz /Dunedin/DunedinAccommodation.aspx (349 words)

	Port Chalmers Classifieds @ Adpost.com Classifieds > Port Chalmers > Port Chalmers Classifieds,free,Otago
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	www.adpost.com /nz/otago/port_chalmers (48 words)

	Vaccines Warning: Are they really safe and effective?
		Dix acclaimed to have been infected with the swine influenza had been inoculated with a variety of vaccines.
		One of those vaccines was the Port Chalmers flu vaccine, supposedly carrying antigens claimed to kill ALL influenza viral strains.
		Over 500 soldiers fell ill with influenza after inoculation.
	www.shirleys-wellness-cafe.com /vaccines.htm (11626 words)

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