The popular British star of stage and screen. Norman Bowler, followed the example of thousands of visitors to New Zealand by taking a jet-boat ride. He is shown fully prepared for a trip on the Waimakariri River shortly before he left Christchurch for London last week. Mr Bowler is hoping to be able to return to New Zealand for Telethon later in the year. Copies of this picture can be ordered at the front office counter of “The Press,” Cathedral Square, or by writing direct to the illustrations department.
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Press, 7 March 1978, Page 19
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89The popular British star of stage and screen. Norman Bowler, followed the example of thousands of visitors to New Zealand by taking a jet-boat ride. He is shown fully prepared for a trip on the Waimakariri River shortly before he left Christchurch for London last week. Mr Bowler is hoping to be able to return to New Zealand for Telethon later in the year. Copies of this picture can be ordered at the front office counter of “The Press,” Cathedral Square, or by writing direct to the illustrations department. Press, 7 March 1978, Page 19
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