Jul,Aug-Sep, Nov-Dec 1965-Jan 1966 - Navy League of Australia

The Nelson tradition otleadership and service isbeing maintained by theworld's most active pastoralcompany, Dalgetyand New Zealand LoanLimited.The company has muchpleasure in joining theRoyal Australian Navy inits nation-wide celebrationsof the 42nd anniversaryof the entry of theR.A.N.'s first fleet intoSydney Harbour.Skipper your ownHALVORSENon your nextholidayYou leave all your worries ashore when you boarda Holvorsen cruiser from Bobbin Head. Swim, fishor just relax along the calm and tranquil waterwaysof the Howkesbury, Cowan and beautiful Pittwater.Easy to handle Halvorsen Cruisers are fully equipped,and boots sleeping up to 9 are available by theday or for as long as you please. Book now foryour next holiday (Summer or Winter).Writ* ot phone for fulldttailiSEJVCruiserHolvorsen BoahP.O. Bo* 33. Turramurra. Phone -47 9011Holvorsen cruisers are built by Lars Halvorsen Sons Ply. Ltd..contractors to the Royal Australian Navy.Distributors for Chrysler and B.M.C. marine engines Dealerfor Johnson outboard motors ond Topprv boon IH ?02 O PBEST WISHES TO ALL R.A.N. PERSONELFOR NAVY WEEKfromMrs. I. MORELLAH. MORELLA PTY. LTDTanners of:KANGAROO and SHEEP SKINSManufacturers of:MEDICAL SHEEP SKINS, WOOLLENDUSTERS. RUGS & POLISHING BUFFSKoala Bears and Other Fttr Novelties342 Princes Highway,St. Peters, N.S.W.Telephone: 51-2574JULY-AUGUST. SEPTEMBER196LiCHIEF OF NAVAL STAFFRETURNS FROM OVERSEASVice Admiral McNicoll, Chief ulthe Naval Stall, returned to Australiarecently after a sevenweek*.' tour overseas.LVice AdmiralW. R. McNicoll.NICOL BROS. PTY. LTD.ALL CLASSES OF STEAM, DIESELAND GENERAL ENGINEERINGBOILERMAKERS, OXY-ACETYLENEAND ELECTRIC WELDERSPLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL WORK10 20 WESTON STREETBALMAIN EASTFhones: 82-0367During his absence he visitedAsia, the United Kingdom, France,Canada and the United States.In Singapore he had talks withCommander in Chief, Far East,and other senior officials with regardto the activities of AustralianNavy ships in Asian waters.The R.A.N, at Ihe time of his visithad six ships in the Far East.Frigates PARRAMATTA and YAR-RA and four Minsweepers HAWK.IBIS, GULL and TEAL.In the United Kingdom hevisited various Training Establishmentswhere R.A.N, personnelare under instruction.In Scotland he visited ScottsShipbuilding Yard and in a briefceremony placed the first prefabricatedsection of the second(3 lines)After Hours:76-9485, 86-3225, 36-5708JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER 1965B\ courtesy of—Oberon Class Submarine,H.M.A.S. OTWAY, on her keelblocks.She is being assembled alongsideIhe first of the AustralianSubmarines H.M.A.S. OXLEY.which is well advanced andshould be launched before theend ot the year and completedlate in 1966.Vice-Admiral McNicoll attendedthe Paris Air Show as the guestof the French Government.While in the U.S.A. he was presentat the commissioning ofH.M.A.S. PERTH and delivered apersonal message from the Ministerfor Defence Senator ShanePaltridge. He later visited theDefoe Shipbuilding Yard in Michiganto see the progress beingmade with the building of twomote guided missile destroyers—H.M.A.S. HOBART and H.M.A.S.BRISBANE.Hall-ThermotankAustralia Pty. Ltd.102-108 BOURKE ROADALEXANDRIAPhone 69-4915Branches at259 MIDDLEBOROUGH RD„ BOX HILLVICTORIAPhone 89-05315 LITHGOW STREET, FYSHWICKKINGSTON, A.C.T.Phone X 1217e Suppliers to the Royal Australian Navyof Refrigeration, Air Conditioning andVentilating Equipment31