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The "SS Maori" was a 123m Steamer built in 1883. The ship was wrecked in the bay to the north of Duiker Point on the Cape Peninsula on Thursday 5 August 1909 in thick fog and drizzle while on a voyage from London to New Zealand with a mixed cargo of British manufactured goods, including explosives, railway-lines, crockery and water-piping. The ship’s bell can be viewed in the Hout Bay museum. (This is a historical wreck and is now protected by legislation. Removing wreckage or artifacts is a criminal offence.)
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Oceanus Scuba checking out the wreck of the SS Maori, in Hout Bay, Cape Town South Africa. Keen to join the next trip? Visit us at http://www.oceanusscuba.com Share this video: http://youtu.be/lawpdPLwscM Like our channel: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCWL5joOUx3BGXPqw0gfR_Q Like Oceanus Scuba on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oceanusscuba Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/OceanusScuba The "SS Maori" was a 123m Steamer built in 1883. The ship was wrecked in the bay to the north of Duiker Point on the Cape Peninsula on Thursday 5 August 1909 in thick fog and drizzle while on a voyage from London to New Zealand with a mixed cargo of British manufactured goods, including explosives, railway-lines, crockery and water-piping. The ship’s bell can be viewed in the Hout Bay museum. (This is a historical wreck and is now protected by legislation. Removing wreckage or artifacts is a criminal offence.) Music "Dream", by Goldfish http://goldfishlive.com/