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Floral Festival Highly Successful

Gisborne's second Floral Festival, held over three days in the Army Hall, proved to be an outstanding success.

An estimated 7000 people visited the display, which consisted of courts and exhibits of floral art entered by gardening clubs and organisations from Wairoa, Gisborne, and Tolaga Bay. Private entries were also included.

The success of the festival reflected the high standard of artistry and the many hours of painstaking work which the exhibits' creators had put into their entries.

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An awe-struck young patron, Debra Englisn, admires the Kaiti Gardening Club's impressive entry entitled "Easter Bunny".

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Mesdames D. J. Hibbs and I. Frazer's court featured this giant flamingo.

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Festival committee vice-presidents F. Birkett and S. Monck maintain the P.B. Horticultural Society's exhibit "The Garden of To-day, 1964"

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"Mary Mary Quite Contrary", by the Tolaga Bay Gardening Circle

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Turanganui Maori Women's Welfare League

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The Federation of P.B. Women's Institutes' giant windmill dominated the hall

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"Japanese Garden", by the Gisborne Chrysanthemum Club.

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Mrs J. Van de Weyden and her son Peter find interest in comic figures in the "Woodland Party", entered by the Gisborne Gardening Club.