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Winners of the group prize in the fancy dress competition were these survivors of the S.S. Economy. Their banner explains the idea. Before they sank we did find that they came from Motueka

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You meet the strangest things at a Mardi Gras. Heather Hobson and Karen Gallagher of Christ-church, were encountered by this monster. Actually it's David Bruce (Nelson), who won a section of the fancy dress

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The three witches from Macbeth were Jennifer Dalziel, Alison Morley and Heather Proctor, all of Christchurch, who were second in their section of the fancy dress

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They closed Trafalgar Street and the taxis were not allowed to run, so these four girls found another mode of transport. Very efficient too

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For Justine Satherley of Wakefield, it was just too much. Mum (Marilyn) had to do a spot of carrying

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Lana McCarthy had time for a big smile before competing in the 2ZN talent quest

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Also there were Sherrie Finlayson (a talent quest contestant), and Deborah and Andrew Carmody

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Runner-up in the talent quest was Nicola Grainger, 17, of Nelson

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Victory in the contest went to Christchurch singer Rex Miller

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Another finalist was Steve Jamieson of Wellington

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The Nelson quartet of Philip Marshall, Louise Hale, Karen-Lee Wastney and Tony Hale were among the four finalists in the talent quest

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Just for the fancy dress contest, Mrs Ann Weils was Sadie the Cleaning Lady

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Chris Lukies, Mike Lynch, Elston Blain and Mike Coyle contributed to a swinging band. The show must go on

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For Mike and Jan Veal, the hardest thing about the talent quest was picking the winner. They were the judges

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"Mum, you should see yourself!" That's what Donna Greenfield (right) could be saying to her mother, Vivienne, who dressed as a senora. Donna was a matador

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Also in the fancy dress contest were Gail Dodson, Elaine Greenfield and Stella Dodson