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Members of Farmers Trading Co Ltd selling their wares on the street are, from left, Alec Falconer, Carol Peachy, Lynley King, Pamela Smith, Joe Rice, and Eileen Fahy.

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Dressed in the type of costume their grandmothers probably wore are Mrs E. Fahy and Mrs E. Waugh.

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Jim Eddy and Murray McDermott were two of the Island traders at Charlie Brown's.

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Selling all types of reading material are Karen Davis, Bella Lightfoot, and Eileen Ogilvie (Adams' Book Shop).

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Explaining the functions of the modern refrigerator to Mrs E. Wooster is Mrs E. Mitchell (Farmers Trading).

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Wearing contrasting costumes are Val Goodall and Diane Harmen (Howard's).

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Pirate traders are Kevin Worsnop, Margaret Mitchell, and Ian Harrison (Mallenstein Bros. Ltd).

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Bobbie Veen brings a touch of patriotism to the proceedings with these Union Jacks (Bushnell's).

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Trevor Fox at Arthur Toye's colourful stall

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Kim Baker from Day-N'-Dance

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Jim Thomson, sadler and harness maker

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This happy foursome from Adair's are Sandra Trowell, Sally Ritchie, Faye Burborough, and Howard Healey.

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Jill Sayers (Post Office Savings Bank) makes a charming picture

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Large crowds watched the performances of the Maori Concert Party outside the Friendly Fit Shoe Store and the C.B.A. Bank.

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Dressed for the occasion are Mesdames Phyl Davis and Dot Parkes (Tiny Tots)

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Selling sun hats outside Juliette's is Maureen Gardner

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Jacki McClatchie and Diane Phelps sold all kinds of potions on their stall. (Burnett's Pharmacy).

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Selling their merchandise on the street are Mesdames Tui McKenzie-Smart and Agnes McCabe (Michelle's). The apron worn by Mrs McCabe is believed to be 200 years old.

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Members of the public away to a flying start in the 2ZG tray race. Mr Bob Collins, third from left, was the eventual winner.