Attempt at world record for continuous pool playing
5 November 1973
Soldiers, Keri Ruru (left) and Wattie Cooper shaving during a break from an attempt to break the world record for a continuous pool playing. Jim Brockie and John Taitoko continue to play in the background at the Dunsandel Hotel. Money raised from spectators to the games will go towards the Commonwealth Games fund.
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Marching between Wigram Air Force base and Harewood
1940s
"My father often regaled us of tales of the many marches between Wigram Air Force base where he was stationed as a Leading Aircraftsman and Harewood (site of the current ChCh International Airport). He spoke of hot nor-west days, freezing cold and often with full packs. One of these marches took place on the 13th July 1945 the day before the big snow. He said they were so glad they marched the day before. He is third in line in the centre column." - Contributor's note
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