Members of Alf’s Imperial Army join in the fun of Radio New Zealand’s water pistol day in Durham Street yesterday. The water fight, originally between Radio New Zealand and the Department of Justice, became an all-out battle with members of the public participating. Weapons ranged from machine-gun look-a-likes to fire extinguishers.
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51Members of Alf’s Imperial Army join in the fun of Radio New Zealand’s water pistol day in Durham Street yesterday. The water fight, originally between Radio New Zealand and the Department of Justice, became an all-out battle with members of the public participating. Weapons ranged from machine-gun look-a-likes to fire extinguishers. Press, 20 December 1986, Page 10
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