Marlborough floods. TOP: Volunteers work to strengthen a section of the bank of the Wairau River in an effort to save hectares of farmland from the rising waters yesterday. RIGHT: A helicopter rescues flood victims from the roof of a factory in Tuamarina. BOTTOM: The Tidesong, a cabin cruiser owned by Mr Gary Thomas, of Nelson, is pounded on the rocks of Haulashore Island, Nelson.
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Press, 11 July 1983, Page 32
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65Marlborough floods. TOP: Volunteers work to strengthen a section of the bank of the Wairau River in an effort to save hectares of farmland from the rising waters yesterday. RIGHT: A helicopter rescues flood victims from the roof of a factory in Tuamarina. BOTTOM: The Tidesong, a cabin cruiser owned by Mr Gary Thomas, of Nelson, is pounded on the rocks of Haulashore Island, Nelson. Press, 11 July 1983, Page 32
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