Watch List notes:

New Zealand, Ohai Railway Board train ticket D 5791 6d from Wairio to Reed's, and another C 7069 3d from Tinker's to Reed's, both unused with stubs intact; Wellington New Zealand printed paper sticker; T.S.S. Captain Cook luggage stickers (2), one in yellow stating 'Glasgow Not Wanted on Voyage' (articles placed in hold and not available during voyage), and another in grey stating 'Glasgow Wanted on Voyage' (articles placed in Baggage Room); W.H.B. (Wellington Harbour Board) Shed Supervisor embroidered patch, unused; another but WHM only; USA, National Boy Scouts of America annual identity booklets (2), one numbered 5977819 dated April 30, 1931 and the other numbered 2153124 and dated April 30, 1935, both issued to Gordon Voght; also untitled Pledge card, promising to abstain from intoxicating liquors, unused; small paper tag printed 'Razor Ground & Set By B.C.Kidd. 57a Lincoln Road. Date (and written 2/10/51), also with an illegible name written at top. Fine - uncirculated. (11)

The TSS Captain Cook was owned by the NZ Government and used from 1952 to 1956 to bring immigrants from the United Kingdom to New Zealand.

Reverend Gordon Frank Voght, born 19 May 1917 at Buffalo, Erie, New York, died at Amherst, Erie, New York on 3 March 2006. He was buried at North Tonawanda, Niagra, New York.
($50-60)