Vaitau - Vaega
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Vaitau 1 Apr 04, 1989
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1 - 1Sunshine Apr 04, 1989 -
1 - 2Pirate Apr 11, 1989 -
1 - 3Trapped Apr 18, 1989 -
1 - 4Regatta Apr 25, 1989 -
1 - 5Munitions May 02, 1989 -
1 - 6Warrior May 09, 1989 -
1 - 7High Tide May 16, 1989 -
1 - 8Quarantine May 23, 1989 -
1 - 9Ghosts May 30, 1989 -
1 - 10Jinxed Jun 06, 1989 -
1 - 11High Winds Jun 13, 1989 -
1 - 12Up River Jun 20, 1989 -
1 - 13Bigg Freeze Jun 27, 1989
Vaaiga aoao
It has been one of the hottest weeks of the summer. In such hot weather, there was a greater danger that ships might be carrying diseases. If this was the case, the ships would have to go into quarantine for several days and wait out in the estuary, away from the harbour. Under no circumstances should any of the tugs go near the ships in quarantine. Ships in quarantine fly the yellow flag. When the old tramper, Nantucket, lowers its flag, a great deal of confusion is caused and only wise old O.J. understands why.
Tausaga 1989
Potu potu ABC TV
Faʻatonu Robert D. Cardona, David Mitton
Lauiloa 5.0508
Gagana English
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