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The cruise of the Commissioner. [read by Gordon Griffin]
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- "Sequel to Captain of the Caryatid. Captain James St John Stanier, formerly Porth Ardur's ambitious Harbour Master, has now been elected a Commissioner of Celtic Lighthouses. And from this elevated position he is determined to get even with Septimus Macready, captain of the lighthouse tender, Caryatid. So when Macready's ship literally steam-rollers Bishop Island's bakery, Stanier sees a heaven-sent opportunity to encompass the ruin of his old rival."