Clare Fahey, aged five, of Papanui, beside the floral version of the Avonhead Cottage, which was built by members of the Avonhead Garden Club on the banks of the River Avon as part of the festival activities. The cottage is a replica of the original cottage which stood on the spring head of the Avon River. The cottage won a trophy, presented by Noahs Hotel, for the best set floral niece.
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71Clare Fahey, aged five, of Papanui, beside the floral version of the Avonhead Cottage, which was built by members of the Avonhead Garden Club on the banks of the River Avon as part of the festival activities. The cottage is a replica of the original cottage which stood on the spring head of the Avon River. The cottage won a trophy, presented by Noahs Hotel, for the best set floral niece. Press, 2 March 1984, Page 1
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