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The History of MV Jocelyn

January 28, 2017 12:08 am

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JOCELYN

Today’s ww story was put together by Hamish Moore, a great grandson of Sir William Stevenson, the original owner of Jocelyn. Hamish would love to hear from anyone who has spent time on the vessel and or may know more about her and/or some of Sir Williams other vessels. Photos would be fantastic, of particular interest would be any photos of  Jocelyn in her fishing guise. Hamish has heard she had a lovely set of wooden outriggers & can recall as young fella sitting in the crows nest at times.
You can email details & photos to me at waitematawoodys@gmail.com & we will share them with everyone & also forward to Hamish. Enjoy the article its a good read 🙂

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  1. […] Jocelyn was reputedly a Hacker USA design, built / launched in 1967/68 by the boatbuilder Brin Wilson. In the photos below – the ist three photos sees her at the 2016 Mahurangi Regatta.  The last photo is more recent and was taken in August 2023 when she was hauled out at Half Moon Bay marina for some TLC.Link here to a 2017 WW story where Hamish Moore (great grandson of Sir William) provided a wonderful insight into the history of Jocelyn. https://waitematawoodys.com/2017/01/28/the-history-of-mv-jocelyn/ […]

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  2. […] JOCELYN – The 49’ Brin Wilson built launch, possibly to a Hacker Craft design, appears to be getting a varnish refresh. She is one of those craft that are just so much bigger out of the water. Read more about her here https://waitematawoodys.com/2017/01/28/the-history-of-mv-jocelyn/ […]

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  3. Good Evening Baden,
    Thanks for that. I will chat with Bill S and see if he recalls Gerry.
    I tried to have a look for Wirihana on WW I might not know what I’m looking for thou.
    Im sure theres a few stories tucked away on the ‘Jocelyn’ be good to catch up for coffee when you have some time.

    Thanks
    Hamish

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    By Hamish Moore on February 7, 2017 at 9:50 pm

  4. Her designer is Auckland Based Gerry Breakveldt who is now a tad over 90. Gerry designed the Owanga class fishing boats, all the JBL trawlers. His largest design in NZ is Tangaroa the NIWA ship. Just the add he is a life member of The Royal Insitute of Navel Architechts.
    I did about 3 trips with Alf & Norm on Jocelyn.
    From memory he out riggers were man by my father Howard Pascoe. Most of his dinghies
    We’re built by my father as well. Look on
    Wirihana (Chris Mc Mullen) and you will see the same type.
    Lovely ship Hamish!

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    By Baden pascoe on January 28, 2017 at 7:04 am

  5. Always one of my most of my most favourite boats of all time — She is stunning & timeless in her beauty, & will remain beautiful forever, if she is maintained as she is in the photo above. Surely a Brin Wilson classic masterpiece.

    Hamish, I have some images I have taken comparatively recently, of ANNA MARIE. If you like to send me your email address, I will send them to you. My email address is; kenpat@ihug.co.nz — KEN R

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    By KEN RICKETTS on January 28, 2017 at 1:04 am

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