Mrs Nga Teata, of Christchurch, accompanies her daughter Puna, aged seven, who was singing in the junior section of the Kiwi Country and Western Club’s first competition, which was held on Saturday. About 40 people entered the all-age competitions held at the State Trinity Centre. Puna came fifth in the junior section and was highly commended in the duet section. She won last year’s Keynote Country Music Club’s children’s competition.
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70Mrs Nga Teata, of Christchurch, accompanies her daughter Puna, aged seven, who was singing in the junior section of the Kiwi Country and Western Club’s first competition, which was held on Saturday. About 40 people entered the all-age competitions held at the State Trinity Centre. Puna came fifth in the junior section and was highly commended in the duet section. She won last year’s Keynote Country Music Club’s children’s competition. Press, 5 August 1985, Page 5
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