["An Interview", The Northern Times (Carnarvon, WA), Saturday 08 June 1912, page 4]
An Interview.
Impressions of the Tour.
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The hospitality shown us at every place visited largely compensated for the inconvenience and the discomforts at sea. The 'Penguin' was built as a tug-boat and is very active and consistent in showing her resentment at being called upon to negotiate such a trip as this. She has a particular twist and kick which soon land one sprawling over some deck fittings, and then in order to assist you to recover so that you might negotiate to the next stage in reaching a place of shelter, she ships one or two seas over you. The boat has a style of her own, and one experience of that style is sufficient for a lifetime.
