Mr Maurice Buchanan (left), Mrs Lorraine Buchanan, and Mr Jeffrey Bond (right), all of Kaikoura, with their boat, The Ruscoe Twins, which won the novelty section of a Not Quite The America’s Cup “boat” race from Cathedral Square to the Victoria Square amphitheatre. The race was organised by Radio Avon. Competitors could enter any craft, provided it had a sail.
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60Mr Maurice Buchanan (left), Mrs Lorraine Buchanan, and Mr Jeffrey Bond (right), all of Kaikoura, with their boat, The Ruscoe Twins, which won the novelty section of a Not Quite The America’s Cup “boat” race from Cathedral Square to the Victoria Square amphitheatre. The race was organised by Radio Avon. Competitors could enter any craft, provided it had a sail. Press, 1 June 1989, Page 4
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