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A few New Zealand newspaper articles published in the 1910s refer to Rotorua as "R.M.S." (sic). I am not sure whether she really was a Royal Mail Ship, or whether some journalists assumed she was because, for New Zealand, she was such a large and prestigious liner. Therefore I have titled the article "SS", but if any contributor can WP:VERIFY she was an RMS they are welcome to revise and move the article accordingly. Motacilla ( talk) 11:41, 20 December 2020 (UTC) reply