Four young vislotrs to New Zealand attempt to look suitably unimpressed as theyb are "eaten " by a dragon at the opening ceremony of the Summer Times enterainment and recreaption programme in Cathedral Swuare yesterday. From left are Clsco Schmetzer aged nine , from Melbourne, EMily Sheridan aged five, from Perth, Lauren Collins, agged four, from Colorado and Dylan Schmetzer, aged five from Melbourne. Behind them are Anaru Tamatea, Nopera Pickerling and Phillppa Brophy. - Photograph by ANNETE DEW
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Press, 3 December 1987, Page 1
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76Four young vislotrs to New Zealand attempt to look suitably unimpressed as theyb are "eaten " by a dragon at the opening ceremony of the Summer Times enterainment and recreaption programme in Cathedral Swuare yesterday. From left are Clsco Schmetzer aged nine , from Melbourne, EMily Sheridan aged five, from Perth, Lauren Collins, agged four, from Colorado and Dylan Schmetzer, aged five from Melbourne. Behind them are Anaru Tamatea, Nopera Pickerling and Phillppa Brophy. – Photograph by ANNETE DEW Press, 3 December 1987, Page 1
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