Her rigging consists of two hull pieces with her 152 mm triple gun mounts, two per side and with anchorchains.
Historically named after the Pacific country of the same name (under British rule as a colony), her class was essentially a scaled down version of the preceding Town-class light cruisers (specifically, the Edinburgh design) to conform with the lower 8,000 ton displacement limit for cruisers under the Second London Treaty (as opposed to 10,000 tons in the previous Washington and First London Treaties).
