Mr Kong Zhao-Fang, the head of a delegation from the Gansu Bureau of Animal Husbandry, in China, is served by Miss Selina Joe at a dinner at the Kubla Khan Restaurant, Merivale, last evening. At left is the Mayor, Sir Hamish Hay. At right is Mr John Paterson, a director of Pyne, Gould, Guinness Ltd. The dinner was arranged by the delegation to thank those who had helped it during its visit to Christchurch. The delegation has been in Christchurch for two weeks discussing co-operation in agriculture.
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87Mr Kong Zhao-Fang, the head of a delegation from the Gansu Bureau of Animal Husbandry, in China, is served by Miss Selina Joe at a dinner at the Kubla Khan Restaurant, Merivale, last evening. At left is the Mayor, Sir Hamish Hay. At right is Mr John Paterson, a director of Pyne, Gould, Guinness Ltd. The dinner was arranged by the delegation to thank those who had helped it during its visit to Christchurch. The delegation has been in Christchurch for two weeks discussing co-operation in agriculture. Press, 5 October 1984, Page 4
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