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Historic ketch SV Rhona H sold to Sydney owners after 80-year Tasmanian journey

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Rhona H was built in 1942 by Tasmanian shipwright, Ned Jack, at Trevallyn for local pastoralist, Frere Youl. The boat was then sold to Stanley fisherman, Max Hardy, who used it as…

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