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Here & There
Port Nelson, where the overseas vessels Waiwera and Taupo are berthed, as seen from a hill In the Waka-puaka Cemetery.
The Taupo, lit up at night, at McGlashen Quay.
Five Nelson St. John Ambulance cadets flew to Wellington last month to receive Grand Priory Badges (very high awards) from the Commissioner in Chief of the Brigade, Kear Admiral Royer Dick, who was visiting New Zealand. They were Alvin and Robert Johnson (Richmond Brigade), and Diane Howard and Denise and Avis McDowell (Stoke).
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 from the Commissioner in Chief of the Brigade, Kear Admiral Royer Dick, who was visiting New Zealand. They were Alvin and Robert Johnson (Richmond Brigade), and Diane Howard and Denise and Avis McDowell (Stoke). - Nelson Photo News - No 77 : April 1, 1967'); void 0){kind=link}
 from the Commissioner in Chief of the Brigade, Kear Admiral Royer Dick, who was visiting New Zealand. They were Alvin and Robert Johnson (Richmond Brigade), and Diane Howard and Denise and Avis McDowell (Stoke). - Nelson Photo News - No 77 : April 1, 1967'); void 0){kind=link}
 from the Commissioner in Chief of the Brigade, Kear Admiral Royer Dick, who was visiting New Zealand. They were Alvin and Robert Johnson (Richmond Brigade), and Diane Howard and Denise and Avis McDowell (Stoke). - Nelson Photo News - No 77 : April 1, 1967'); void 0){kind=link}