Veterans of the Main Body Association

30 September 1978

Veterans of the Main Body Association at their last reunion luncheon at the Clarendon Hotel. Pictured are (front, left) J. E. Dales, J. A. Scarborough, W. J. Eastage, H.D. Cooksley, T.L. Franklin, H.S. Ingram and M.E. Jenkins. Second row (from left) A.W. Leaman, the association's president Mr W.A. Pope and Mr Batchelor.

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Area: Central City / Central Christchurch - West

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