Catering tutor Bill Goode with students

25 May 1990

Catering students from the Polytechnic Performing Arts Trust preparing food in a kitchen in Cashel Chambers at 27 Cashel Street for a market in the former Canterbury Horticultural Society building on Cambridge Terrace. Pictured are, from left, Michael Saialeipata, Rebecca Manawatu, Mia Aupaau, Bill Goode (tutor), Charlene Tohu and Eleanor Wiffin.

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Catering tutor Bill Goode with students

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