Leaving Wellington on 28 June [1945], the ship again headed for the Pacific and was the medical centre for the British Pacific Fleet at Manus Island from 7 July to 18 August before moving on to Hong Kong and Formosa with the American Task Force 111 to pick up patients from among the prisoners of war released from the Japanese. Most of these patients were brought back to New Zealand on her return on 8 October. Medical Services in New Zealand and the Pacific / T. Duncan M. Stout. Wellington : Government Printer, 1958, p.299-301. "Ship was in Hong Kong Harbour at surrender of Japanese (formal surrender)" Note by Roy K. Sharp.