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A coffin is carried from Christchurch Cathedral during a mock funeral organised yesterday by various health groups to publicise the dangers of smoking. The pallbearers, all from the Department of Health, are (from left): Barry Armstrong, Simon Cheeseman and Mel Brieseman. The “funeral” was part of World Health Organisation Day.

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Press, 9 April 1980, Page 1

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A coffin is carried from Christchurch Cathedral during a mock funeral organised yesterday by various health groups to publicise the dangers of smoking. The pallbearers, all from the Department of Health, are (from left): Barry Armstrong, Simon Cheeseman and Mel Brieseman. The “funeral” was part of World Health Organisation Day. Press, 9 April 1980, Page 1

A coffin is carried from Christchurch Cathedral during a mock funeral organised yesterday by various health groups to publicise the dangers of smoking. The pallbearers, all from the Department of Health, are (from left): Barry Armstrong, Simon Cheeseman and Mel Brieseman. The “funeral” was part of World Health Organisation Day. Press, 9 April 1980, Page 1

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