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Napier was the ship's adopted home port during its service with the Royal New Zealand Navy 1970-97. The anchor's location on Marine Parade reflects its connection with the city and with the sea.
This anchor, from the former oceanographic research vessel HMNZS Tui, was presented to the City Of Napier by the Royal New Zealand Navy on 29 September 1999
Napier was the ship's adopted home port during its service with the RNZN, 1970-1997,
On the Marine Parade section of the Napier Pathway, near the Sunken Garden.
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