Fundraising on Sei Day with flowers

14 December 1984

Fundraising on Sei Day with flowers

14 December 1984

Miss Debbie Andrew with Mrs Guinevere Newport (left) and Miss Semoa Voi (right) with flowers and fundraising box during Sei Day, a traditional Western Samoan celebration. Money raised goes towards the national PACIFICA conference.

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Area: Central City / Central Christchurch - South

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