TWO NEW ZEALANDERS SURVEYING LONDON FROM THE WESTMINSTER CATHEDRAL TOWER DURING THE EASTER HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONS IN THE METROPOLIS. BY PERMISSION OF THE MILITARY AUTHORITIES, WESTMINSTER CATHEDRAL TOWER, WHICH HAS BEEN CLOSED DURING THE WAR, WAS RE-OPENED IN TIME FOR THE EASTER HOLIDAYS, AND MANY COLONIAL SOLDIERS AND OTHER VISITORS ENJOYED UNIQUE VIEWS OF LONDON OBTAINED FROM THE LOFTY HEIGHT.
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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1522, 26 June 1919, Page 22
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59TWO NEW ZEALANDERS SURVEYING LONDON FROM THE WESTMINSTER CATHEDRAL TOWER DURING THE EASTER HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONS IN THE METROPOLIS. BY PERMISSION OF THE MILITARY AUTHORITIES, WESTMINSTER CATHEDRAL TOWER, WHICH HAS BEEN CLOSED DURING THE WAR, WAS RE-OPENED IN TIME FOR THE EASTER HOLIDAYS, AND MANY COLONIAL SOLDIERS AND OTHER VISITORS ENJOYED UNIQUE VIEWS OF LONDON OBTAINED FROM THE LOFTY HEIGHT. New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1522, 26 June 1919, Page 22
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