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LEFT: Sibylla Maude (“Nurse Maude”) as festival queen during a Christchurch carnival in 1915. RIGHT: Jane Seddon shortly after her marriage to “King Dick” Seddon in 1869. Both illustrations come from “Petticoat Pioneers,” by Barbara Harper.

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Press, 18 October 1980, Page 17

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LEFT: Sibylla Maude (“Nurse Maude”) as festival queen during a Christchurch carnival in 1915. RIGHT: Jane Seddon shortly after her marriage to “King Dick” Seddon in 1869. Both illustrations come from “Petticoat Pioneers,” by Barbara Harper. Press, 18 October 1980, Page 17

LEFT: Sibylla Maude (“Nurse Maude”) as festival queen during a Christchurch carnival in 1915. RIGHT: Jane Seddon shortly after her marriage to “King Dick” Seddon in 1869. Both illustrations come from “Petticoat Pioneers,” by Barbara Harper. Press, 18 October 1980, Page 17

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