PACIFIC DIRECT LINE.

Socofl Stream provides only the starboard view. Its port side carried what is presumed to be Australia Pacific Direct Line’s marking, with very small letters, under an arrangement described as a matter of convenience rather than a joint venture.

Southern Moana’s starboard photograph of 29 September 2007 is treated as a mirror image of the company logo. If that assumption is wrong, the portside emblem would face the other way.

Southern Lily, photographed on 27 December 2007, had a different funnel. It was chartered from Pacific International Lines; Rosanoski suggests that company’s band may simply have been omitted.

Southern Pearl NZ’s starboard photograph of 12 August 2008 shows a PDL panel replacing the former Thorco panel, with the rest of the funnel unchanged. The ship apparently carried that charter name from 31 January 2008 to 3 March 2011. The starboard emblem is presumed mirrored, making the port side correspond to P415.