If there is one summer outing to invite friends along to and gather your family for, then this is it!

We have arranged another great day out on the William C Daldy. This is a family fun day on Kawau Island.

Cruise Tickets: Devonport – Kawau Island Return only $112.00 Adult, $75.00 Child (up to and including 15yrs), $340.00 Family (2 Adults and 2 children) Click here to book now!

Boarding the Steam Tug at its base in Devonport, a loud blast on the whistle will mark our sailing as the smoke billows from the funnel and we steam down the Waitemata Harbour. At North Head, it will be full steam ahead as the engines are opened up for the “romp” up the Hauraki Gulf to Mansion House Bay in Kawau Island. The Tug William C Daldy rarely ventures out of Auckland Harbour these days. So book early.

We depart Devonport at 7am arriving at Kawau Island at 10.30am approx, where you can then enjoy several hours on the island – exploring Mansion House, The Island or take a picnic lunch.

We depart Kawau Island at 1.30pm arriving back at Devonport at 5.30pm approx.

A cash bar and BBQ will operate on this trip. Tea and coffee are available for only $2.00 each.

We do not have eftpos on board.

Enjoy a great cruise to and from Kawau.Island.Be quick – Limited to 110 passengers.

SCHEDULE

Please read these instructions carefully in case there are last minute itinerary changes!

• DEPART Devonport 7am
• ARRIVE Mansion House Bay 10.30 approx
• DEPART Mansion House Bay 1.30pm
• ARRIVE Devonport 5:30pm approx

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VICTORIA WHARF, DEVONPORT, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND
30th January 2012

• Depart Devonport 8am
• Depart Princes Wharf (Downtown) 9am
• Return Princes Wharf (Downtown) 12.30pm
• Return Devonport 1.15pm

Please Note: You may embark or disembark in either Auckland City (Princes Wharf) or Devonport. (Victoria Wharf)
Times of events may change closer to or on the day.

PRICES:

• Adults $75
• Children $40 (up to and including 15yrs)
• Family (2 Adults, 2 Children) $200

All Prices include lunch of Sausage, Pattie, Bread Roll and Salad

Tea and coffee are only $2.00 each, we do NOT have eftpos on board

A fabulous day on the water is promised as Auckland’s Waitemata Harbour comes alive in one of the world’s biggest one-day Regatta’s.

Contact Bevan to reserve a seat and pay on the day or Click Here to buy a ticket online and secure your booking! Please book early as this is one of our most popular sailings. Book now and make sure you are at the boat in plenty of time to pick up and pay for your tickets, because your place on the tug will be sold to someone else 10mins prior to sailing if not paid for by then.

Ph: (09) 309 7526
Mob: (021) 801402

For more details E-mail: bevanct@yahoo.com

Monday 30th January 9.00am: Tugboat Parade
Tugboats young and old will gather at the entrance to the Viaduct Harbour and parade up to their start line off North Head.

10.00am: Tugboat Race off North Head
Watch this amazing display of maneuverability and speed as these wonderful craft roar up the channel, round Narrow Neck Buoy and return to finish off Devonport Wharf – best vantage points are North Head, East Coast Bays beaches, Devonport and Devonport Wharf.

• 11.30am Firefighting display off the Viaduct followed by a Parade through the Viaduct.
• 11.00am: First Start off Princes Wharf

Races start off Princes Wharf, Downtown Auckland at 5 minute intervals from 11.00am.

• 11.35 & 11.45am: Classic division starts
• 11.55am: Tall Ships and Waka start
• 12.00noon: Harbour Blast starts off Orakei Wharf
• There will also be aerial displays by the War Birds and the Red Checkers 

See some of the fastest boats on the water ‘blast’ off in a vision of colour and speed as they head off around the harbour.

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With poor coal and blustery conditions we still managed sail to victory. A BIG thank you to our stokers and our supporters for making this day a HUGE success! Winning the best presented surveyed vessel is a testament to all the hard work our volunteers and supporters have put in over the last 32 years!

• The Thompson Towboat Trophy for the first on handicap
• The Parry Trophy for the best presented surveyed vessel

Click the thumbnails below for a larger image

Society Patron Keith Ingram with the William C Daldy accepting the spoils from the 2011 Auckland Anniversary Day regatta tug boat race.

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