New Zealand Honey Queen finalists

12 July 1967

Finalists in the New Zealand Honey Queen Contest at the National Beekeeper's Association of New Zealand 1967 conference at the Girl Guides Hall on Armagh Street. Pictured are, from left, Jan Franklin, Alana Harrison, Helen Barber, Valerie Bushby, Elaine Swetman, Joy Miller, Bernadette Seal, and Kathryn Mackie.

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Area: Central City / Central Christchurch - East

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New Zealand Honey Queen finalists

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