beached off the coast of Fraser Island. The crew had set up camp onshore, waiting for the Oonah to arrive, which it did on 12 July. The wreck was also the location of the marriage of Dudley Weatherley and Beatrice McLean (instead of at Townsville), at the invitation of Captain Takaka, to notes from the ship's Bechstein piano. The stranded ship was also used as a venue for an experiment in 'rocket mail' in August 1935. The ship was subsequently stripped of its fittings, but attempts to refloat her failed. The wreck was subsequently offered for sale, but no buyers could be found for it. Wreck Maheno has remained at the location since, slowly corroding away. Due to the now dangerous condition of the ship access is prohibited. The Australian Department of Defence lists the wreck as a site of unexploded ordnance (UXO) contamination. Annual Anzac Day services are held at the site of the wreck and a replica of the ship's bell is located there. See also SS Marama: sister ship; His Majesty's New Zealand Hospital Ship No. 2. List of shipwrecks of Australia References 1905 ships 1935 in Australia Auxiliary ships of the Royal New Zealand Navy Ships built on the River Clyde Fraser Island Hospital ships in World War I Maritime incidents in 1935 Passenger ships of New Zealand Ships of the Union Steam Ship Company Shipwrecks of Queensland World War I auxiliary ships of New Zealand Hospital ships of New Zealand 1930s in Queensland