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Here And There
Congratulations to Heather Booth on her selection for the Tasman Cup Golf Team to play against Australia later in the year Best of luck!
More big beans, this time shown to us by Miss Lynn Harrison. These giants were grown by her father, Mr B. Harrison of 330 Ormond Road. The "snake" is five feet long and the "walking stick" is 4ft 2ins.
On hand to farewell Mrs A. Cox when she left by air for France (whence she came 48 years ago as a war-bride) were (from left) her son, Mr R. A. Cox, Napier, grandsons Dean and Kit Bartie, Mrs R. A. Cox and Kit's wife Liesje.
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