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Listing Id	5008385	Length	25.00 Feet
Condition	Used	Type	Sail
Make	Holland	Year	1982
Model	25	Engine Type	Yanmar 2YM15
Hull Style	Single	Hull Type	Fibreglass
Stock Number	PWHD252798

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1982 Holland 25 pocket rocket in race ready condition, complete with a large sail wardrobe and recent rigging, is now for sale. Plus 4 version has 4 inches extra headroom, plus full headliner.

The Yanmar 15hp saildrive was fitted in 2010 and presents like new with quality service receipts available. It powers a Gori feathering prop.

A full hull respray was done in 2014 and the whole boat is in amazing condition for her mid 80's build.

Accommodation for 4 and a basic galley let you get away for short stays.

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1980 Holland 25 in very good condition and a proven little racer cruiser from the 80s is now for sale.

With a solid 6hp diesel, a re-upholstered interior and accommodation for 4.

This is an inexpensive way to get some sailing experience and a weekend away up the river. Yes, you can enjoy a champagne lifestyle on a beer budget!

Located just off our sales wharf and ready to inspect anytime.

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Price	: SOLD
Price Base	: SOLD
Brand	: Holland
Model	: 25
Length	: 25.00 Feet
Year	: 1980
Category	: Yacht and Sail Boats
Hull Type	: GRP
Hull Style	: Single
Power Type	: Sail
Type Of Sales	: Dealer
Engine Make	:
Engine Type	: Diesel
Condition	: Used
State	: New South Wales
Suburb	: NEWPORT
Stock Number	: PWHD252478

Designer	: Ron Holland
Water (Potable) Capacity (l)	: 100
Hull Construction Material	: GRP
Hull Type	: Mono
Deck Construction Material	: GRP
Country Origin	: Australia
Length (feet)	: 25 feet
Beam/Width (feet)	: 10 feet
Draft (feet)	: 5 feet
Keel/Ballast	: 1650
Dry Weight (kgs)	: 3500 kgs
Number of Helms	: 1 x tiller
Number Of Engines	: 1
Number of Batteries	: 2
Number of Fuel Tanks	: 1
Accommodation Notes	: V double with 2 single berths, recent interior re upholstery
Number of Berths	: 4
Number of Toilets	: 1
Toilet Type	: porta potti
Galley Notes	: metho 2 burner stove, ice box, single sink
Stove	: metho
Refrigeration	: ice box
Number of Sinks	: 1
Entertainment and Appliances Notes	: VHF/radio cassette
Anchor / Winch	: Chain and warp, plough anchor
Bilge Pump	: x 1
Deck Gear	: Self tailing winches x 4
Mast/Rigging	: Stainless, rig inspected 2011
Sail Inventory	: Self furling headsail, Main, spinnaker, spare headsail.
Electronics Navigation	: Wind, speed, log
Safety Gear	: Flares/horn/v sheet
Covers	: window covers, boom cover,
Ground Tackle	: Plough with warp and chain
Has Navigation Lights	: yes
Radio	: AM/FM plus VHF
Number of Life Jackets	: 4
Remarks	: Good condition all round, ready to sail away
Passenger capacity	: 6
Anti-foul	: 2014

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Holland 25 Yacht

Comfortable popular cruiser/racer in good sailing condition. Length 24' 11", beam 9' 5", displacement 1590 Kg. Fin keel. Fibreglass hull & deck recently slipped and antifoul refreshed. Plenty of sails - 2 main sails, 2 x No.

1 jib, No. 2 jib, No. 2 1/2 jib, No. 3 jib, No. 4 jib, 2 spinnakers.

Main sail cover. Aluminium mast and boom. 6 winches. Halyards and sheets in good condition. Volvo Penta 7 HP diesel engine. Toilet.

Internal bunk cushions. Life jackets. Table. Twin burner stove. FM & VHF radios. Compass, depth and log instruments.

2 anchors. Folding prop. Plenty of headroom, sleeps 4. Formerly raced in Hobart where it won its division of the Winter Series in 2015. Inspections welcome.

The yacht is moored at Port Dalrymple Yacht Club, Tasmania.

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San Francisco’s $25 Million Red Rock Island Finally Lines Up a Buyer—So, Who Snapped Up the Iconic ‘Oasis’?

San Francisco Bay’s only private island may have finally found a buyer after eight months on the market.

The iconic Red Rock Island was most recently listed for $25 million in December 2023. The place has traded hands six times since 1969 and now appears to have found yet another buyer.

According to the Realtor.com® listing, the “exclusive and breathtaking oasis” is pending sale, although the identity of the buyer—or buyers—has not yet been revealed. It is also not yet known whether the sellers snagged their full asking price.

The private plot of land is nestled in the Bay and offers incredible panoramic views of the city and the area’s most famous sights, including Golden Gate Bridge, Richmond-San Rafael Bridge, Belvedere Island, and Mount Tamalpais.

Red Rock Island also comes complete with a storied history.

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While Spanish pirates are said to have used the 5.78-acre island as a safe haven to hide their treasure, it was first inhabited in 1812 by Russian and Aleut fur hunters who camped there while looking for otters.

Only one owner has actually lived there. Selim Woodworth , a former California senator and son of the 19th-century poet Samuel Woodworth , lived on island while maintaining a hunting preserve.

It is now owned by Brock Durning , who inherited the island from his late father, Mack Lewis Durning . Over the years, the Durning family would camp on the isle while fishing and hiking.

Who will lay claim to the island?

“While bound by confidentiality agreements, I can share that the island garnered considerable interest from a discerning global audience,” says listing agent Chris Lim of Christie’s International Real Estate.

He was tasked with appealing to billionaire buyers to seal a deal.

“The inquiries spanned a wide variety of interested buyers, from those with a vision for development to individuals who recognized the unique opportunity to conserve the island in its current natural state,” Lim explained. “We had numerous tours, including a prospective international buyer from Miami represented by Suzanne Santos of Fortune International Realty.”

Plenty of work awaits the property’s next owner: There’s no water or electricity on the island, and it could be difficult to develop on.

“Red Rock Island occupies three separate Bay Area counties because it was established as a triangulation point by surveyors in 1850 and, per the seller, San Francisco is zoned residential, Contra Costa is zoned industrial, and Marin is zoned general use,” Lim told us last year . “Structures can be built on the island, but the future owner would have to navigate permitting in those jurisdictions.”

Once in a lifetime?

Lim notes the “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” to own this private oasis is ideal for a buyer for a prestigious investment full of natural beauty and historical significance.

“The determination of the asking price was a carefully considered process, reflecting the island’s unique attributes, its exclusivity, and the broader market for extraordinary properties,” he says. “Although I cannot delve into specifics, I can confirm that the interest was both robust and diverse, reflective of the island being the only private island in the San Francisco Bay. I’m also able to reveal that the [seller’s] family is extremely happy as they are able to use the proceeds to provide support for their ailing mother.”

What the next owner plans to do with the property with “endless potential” remains to be seen.

“We have not done any feasibility studies to determine what’s possible for the island—we’ve left that investigation up to the future buyer,” Lim says.

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Mike Lynch won a dramatic 12-year legal battle over his tech company. Weeks later, he and his top lawyer are dead.

• Mike Lynch won an unexpected jury acquittal after a dramatic 12-year legal saga.
• HP accused him of cooking the books of his company Autonomy to make it seem worth billions more.
• He finally won — and then he, his lawyer, and his codefendant all died within days.

In 2011, Mike Lynch was the toast of the tech world.

Hailed as Britain's Bill Gates, Lynch sold Autonomy, his groundbreaking data-management company, to Hewlett-Packard for $11 billion.

Shareholders and business commentators were puzzled about what HP, a hardware company, would do with Autonomy, a software company — and why the latter was worth $11 billion. HP's executives said at the time that Autonomy had the potential to transform HP and usher the Silicon Valley titan into a new generation.

None of that happened. A year after the acquisition, HP wrote down $8.8 billion of the purchase value and accused Lynch of lying about Autonomy's finances.

The claim led to a vicious decadelong series of legal disputes.

Another Autonomy executive, Sushovan Hussain, was convicted of fraud in 2018 and sentenced to five years in prison. Federal prosecutors brought criminal charges against Lynch and Stephen Chamberlain, the company's former vice president of finance.

Lynch's court battles concluded with a three-month criminal trial in San Francisco. After just two days of deliberation, jurors found Lynch and Chamberlain not guilty on all counts.

"The truth has finally prevailed," his lawyer Chris Morvillo said.

Within months, Lynch, Chamberlain, and Morvillo were all dead.

A takeover doomed from the start

Lynch, who studied neural networks for his Ph.D. at Cambridge University, spun off Autonomy from a previous company, Cambridge Neurodynamics, in 1996.

Using sophisticated algorithms, Autonomy allowed users to organize and search through large amounts of unstructured data. It was a bright spot in Britain's tech industry and was listed on the country's stock-market index.

Autonomy's clients included Oracle, Adobe, Cisco, AT&T, and HP itself. But HP's purchase of Autonomy was controversial.

The hardware company's CEO, Léo Apotheker , who had been in the position for less than a year, tried to shift the company's direction. HP had struggled to sell printers and servers as part of its traditional hardware business. Apotheker wanted to spin off HP's personal-computing division and make a big bet on moving the company into software, which had higher margins.

Analysts hated the idea. Shareholders sued. HP's value dropped by more than half. The company's board fired Apotheker within weeks of the decision to buy Autonomy, before the deal even closed.

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His successor, Meg Whitman, fired Lynch and wrote down the value of Autonomy by $8.8 billion, which indicated HP paid nearly four times what it should have. The New York Times columnist James B. Stewart floated the case that it was the worst acquisition in corporate history — even worse than AOL's ill-fated purchase of Time Warner.

In a stunning move, HP accused Lynch of fraud the following year. The company alleged he and Hussain, a former CFO, inflated Autonomy's sales figures. The FBI and the UK's Serious Fraud Office both opened investigations.

Lynch fervently denied accusations of wrongdoing. He pointed out that Autonomy was audited by Deloitte, which hadn't found issues. Lynch said HP stifled Autonomy with mismanagement and bureaucracy that pushed out employees and stymied sales.

The culture at HP, he said, was poisonous.

"It was like boarding a plane, realizing the engine is on fire, and then going up to the cockpit only to find that the pilots are having a fight," he told The Telegraph at the time .

According to The New York Times, lawyers representing shareholders in the lawsuit against HP obtained a copy of the company's own KPMG-prepared due-diligence report. The report said that Autonomy wasn't transparent enough with its finances, but Apotheker moved forward with the takeover anyway, deciding that Autonomy's potential was worth it.

A legal morass

The UK's Serious Fraud Office announced in January 2015 that it closed its investigation into Autonomy, finding insufficient evidence for legal action, though it referred some issues to the US Justice Department.

In the subsequent months, HP and Lynch sued each other in the UK. As those cases wound their way through the British court system, US prosecutors continued investigating HP's purchase of Autonomy. In 2016, they brought fraud charges against Hussain, who was found guilty in a 2018 jury trial. British regulators formally barred him from the financial industry earlier this year after he completed a five-year sentence in the US.

HP unloaded Autonomy altogether, selling parts of it in 2016 and 2017.

In November 2018, Justice Department prosecutors went directly after Lynch and Chamberlain.

Their indictment accused Lynch and Chamberlain of falsifying financial documents, lying to auditors and regulators, and suppressing the voices of people who criticized Autonomy's financial practices.

Lynch was no longer looking at civil fights over money. He was facing the prospect of up to 20 years in prison.

For years, Lynch fought extradition to the US. Powerful in British political circles — he had advised David Cameron when Cameron was prime minister and served on the boards of the BBC and the British Museum — he and his lawyers argued that his legal issues should play out in the UK, not the US. American criminal laws were unfairly stacked against him, his lawyers said.

HP's lawsuit against Lynch — still churning in the background — finally went to trial in 2019. Apotheker testified he would have abandoned the Autonomy acquisition if he had a better understanding of its finances. Lynch argued that the whole morass was orchestrated by Whitman, Apotheker's successor, who harbored political ambitions (she ran for governor in California and is currently the US ambassador to Kenya) and wanted to shift the blame for Autonomy's failures to someone else.

Robert Hildyard, the judge who oversaw the case, ruled mostly in HP's favor. In a 2022 decision that ran over 1,700 pages, he wrote that HP overpaid for Autonomy because of deceit from Lynch and Hussain. Hildyard hadn't yet decided how much they would owe in damages, but he wrote it would be "substantially less" than the $5 billion HP asked for.

When he wasn't fighting legal battles, Lynch continued to be an entrepreneur. He founded a venture-capital firm, Invoke Capital, and invested in and helped run the cybersecurity firm Darktrace, which,  Politico reported, has deep ties  to Britain's intelligence agencies.

Financial disclosures Lynch filed last year as part of his criminal case indicated he was worth about $450 million.

The criminal trial

The UK finally extradited Lynch to the US in May 2023 , where he prepared for his trial — alongside Chamberlain as a codefendant — while under house arrest in San Francisco.

Lynch had a top-shelf legal team, but after the British court loss and Hussain's conviction, the chances of an acquittal seemed bleak.

Lynch testified at the end of his three-month trial, which began in March, telling jurors he wasn't involved in day-to-day financial oversight of the company. Misunderstandings, he said, could be chalked up to the differences between British and American accounting practices.

"A lot of what we've been looking at is like peering through the door of a kitchen and seeing the sausage-making machine, and that's how it really works," he told jurors, according to The Times of London . "If you take the microscope into even the most spotless kitchen, you'd find bacteria. If it wasn't there, that'd be something very abnormal. I don't think Autonomy was any different."

Jurors believed him. In June, they declared Lynch not guilty of the 15 charges against him, clearing Chamberlain as well.

Morvillo, one of Lynch's lawyers in the trial — as well as in the preceding decade of legal disputes — praised the jury, saying it had rejected "the government's profound overreach in this case."

"This verdict closes the book on a relentless 13-year effort to pin HP's well-documented ineptitude on Dr. Lynch," Morvillo said in a joint statement with his attorney colleague Brian Heberlig. "Thankfully, the truth has finally prevailed."

In an interview with The Times of London after the trial , Lynch reflected on how, with a great burden lifted off him at the age of 59, he could remake his life.

He mourned the deaths of his brother and mother, who both died ahead of the criminal trial. He mused about using his fortune to start a British version of the Innocence Project, which prevents wrongful convictions in the US.

"Now you have a second life," he told The Times. "The question is, what do you want to do with it?"

But first, a celebration. Lynch; his wife, Angela Bacares; one of his two daughters; Morvillo and his wife, Neda; and several others went on a superyacht, the Bayesian , which was anchored outside Sicily and owned by Bacares.

Chamberlain moved back to the UK. While running near his home, a driver hit him with a car . He died in a hospital on Saturday.

On Monday, a sudden storm struck the Bayesian. The yacht capsized.

Of its 22 passengers, 15, including Bacares, were rescued.

But rescuers have pulled five bodies from the wreckage, including Morvillo's and Lynch's . A sixth remains trapped inside the boat. Lynch's daughter Hannah remains missing.

Correction: August 22, 2024 — An earlier version of this story misnamed Lynch's lawyer. His name was Chris Morvillo, not Charles Morvillo.

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