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End of the line for historic Lyttelton tug?

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The 116-year-old tug has been out of commission since August, when the vessel's boilers failed a safety inspection. The refit plan is on hold until at least $70,000 is raised, which will allow work to begin. The society has $30,000 in the bank, and $ 70,000 guaranteed from various organisations if it reaches a $190,000 threshold.

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End of the line for historic Lyttelton tug?

The Lyttelton steam tug. Photo: Supplied The iconic Lyttelton steam tug’s sailing days could be over if it does not find about $300,000 needed for a refit.

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