Roger Bourban, of Hollywood, and Christine Burden, of Christchurch, at the end of their runs on Saturday in the re-enactment of a historical 1908 road race from Sumner to the Lyttelton Police Station and return. Bourban, a restaurateur in Hollywood, was the first “waiter” to finish, and Miss Burden, one of New Zealand’s leading women marathon runners, was the first “waitress.”
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61Roger Bourban, of Hollywood, and Christine Burden, of Christchurch, at the end of their runs on Saturday in the re-enactment of a historical 1908 road race from Sumner to the Lyttelton Police Station and return. Bourban, a restaurateur in Hollywood, was the first “waiter” to finish, and Miss Burden, one of New Zealand’s leading women marathon runners, was the first “waitress.” Press, 21 March 1983, Page 10
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