Scenes from the annual reunion of Maori World War I servicemen, Tikitiki Marae, also St Mary's Church, Tikitiki, East Coast
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Images show scenes from the annual reunion of World War I Maori servicemen, Tikitiki Marae, also St Mary's Church, Tikitiki, East Coast, taken in 1963 by Ans Westra. Unless otherwise stated all persons are unidentified. The reunion of Maori World War I veterans coincided with a visit to the East Coast by the Governor General, Sir Bernard Fergusson and Lady Fergusson. Images show scenes of people outside the Tikitiki marae, as well as people attending a church service at St Marys. Frame 1 sh...
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