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Rona was a sailing yacht designed by George Lennox Watson. She was constructed in 1892 in Auckland, New Zealand, by master craftsman and designer Robert Logan Snr. for Wellington merchant and book collector Alexander Turnbull, and is the oldest continuously registered ship in New Zealand. The boat is one of the finest surviving examples of a six-beam cutter (her beam fits into her length six times; i.e., she has very slim lines), she is a gaff-rigged racing cutter, and she is one of the oldest yachts still sailing in New Zealand.

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rdfs:label	Rona (1892) (en)
rdfs:comment	Rona was a sailing yacht designed by George Lennox Watson. She was constructed in 1892 in Auckland, New Zealand, by master craftsman and designer Robert Logan Snr. for Wellington merchant and book collector Alexander Turnbull, and is the oldest continuously registered ship in New Zealand. The boat is one of the finest surviving examples of a six-beam cutter (her beam fits into her length six times; i.e., she has very slim lines), she is a gaff-rigged racing cutter, and she is one of the oldest yachts still sailing in New Zealand. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Alexander Horsburgh Turnbull An Encyclopaedia of New Zealand Sailing yacht George Lennox Watson Individual sailing vessels Agathis australis Wellington Gaff rig Alexander Turnbull (bibliophile) America's Cup Auckland 1892 ships Ships of New Zealand Book collecting New Zealand
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.rona.org.nz http://www.teara.govt.nz/1966/T/TurnbullAlexanderHorsburgh/TurnbullAlexanderHorsburgh/en https://web.archive.org/web/20130505015149/http:/www.rona.org.nz/ http://www.maori.org.nz/korero/default.php%3Fpid=sp67&parent=55
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Ship sail plan	gaff rigged cutter (en)
Ship builder	Robert Logan (en)
Ship caption	Rona at ICY Regatta, Auckland 2003 (en)
Ship image	Rona2003.jpg (en)
Ship launched	1892 (xsd:integer)
Ship owner	Alexander Horsburgh Turnbull Harry Hardham and Huia Prince John W Roberts Albert Ivan LeSueur 1942-1959 Purchased for 180 Pounds John Palmer Rona Preservation Trust (en)
Ship type	Sailing yacht
has abstract	Rona was a sailing yacht designed by George Lennox Watson. She was constructed in 1892 in Auckland, New Zealand, by master craftsman and designer Robert Logan Snr. for Wellington merchant and book collector Alexander Turnbull, and is the oldest continuously registered ship in New Zealand. The boat is one of the finest surviving examples of a six-beam cutter (her beam fits into her length six times; i.e., she has very slim lines), she is a gaff-rigged racing cutter, and she is one of the oldest yachts still sailing in New Zealand. Rona is an example of 19th-century racing yacht design and construction. The boat was originally painted black, the colour used on New Zealand's America's Cup yachts. Rona was restored to original condition by her last private owner, John Palmer, which took over nine years. That Rona was able to be maintained as a fully operational sailing vessel for over 110 years is due to her construction in kauri pine (Agathis australis), a fine-grained timber of excellent quality for boat-building. The Rona Preservation Trust was set up to purchase Rona. This was accomplished in November 2006, with the assistance of grants from the Lotteries Foundation others, and the boat was made accessible to the community through sailing events, maintenance and training days and public open days. Rona is now moored on the Wellington waterfront. (en)
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owner	Alexander Horsburgh Turnbull
type	Sailing yacht
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