Rotorua Photo News, No 50, 20 Oct 1967

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Date20 Oct 1967Reference NumberN61771DescriptionThe Photo News reported on local happenings and topics of interest to Rotorua and the Eastern Bay of Plenty communities. Article titles in this edition are as follows: Front Cover Daffodils From Menavaur Nursery Tarawera Road; Eastern Elegance; The Yolk's on Them; Nurses Receive Award; Referees Relax; Working in the Solomons; Japanese Art; Building a Playground; Weekend Jaunt by Aircraft; Tons of Fun on Farm; 90 Years Old but Active; Hard Up; Dutch Treat; Junior Soccer Reaches Climax; Horses Go Under Hammer; Shopping News; Spring in Ngongotaha; Wedding Bells; Life Member Ralph McComb; Camera Patrol; Seat of Learning for 40 Years; An Evening in Paris; Treat for Players; Veterans Hit Out; Wedding Bells; Rotorua Operetic Society Kiss Me Kate Just Great; Behind the Scenes; Night Out for Orphan Ladies; United and Divided; 1ZC Folk on the Move; Cream of Kiwi Pop Talent; Aussies Beaten; Rugby Tangle With Teachers Ends in Tie; Reliving Old Days of Motoring; Trophies for Table Tennis; Money for Sale; Then and Now Purenga Stream; A Century of Māori Schools; A Look at Māori Education Round Rotorua; Show Nets $90; Introducing; Black and White Troupe; Fishermen Have Feast of Fun; Out and About; Readers Pix; Whose Face is This?; Married; Coming of Age; Play Soccer, Will Travel; Motoring With Robbie; Rotorua Farewells Popular Vice-Regal Couple; Bright Lights in Badminton; Coffee and Careers; They're Back at School; Like the Cane; "Mead" Pupils; Clay Kings; They Can Carve Like Māoris; Wood Workers; Social Scene; Here and There; Now it's Mice Farming; Signs of Spring; Globetrotting Granny; Popular Person; Roving Camera; Talent Quest Raises Funds; Cat Walk; Back Cover Polynesian Festival.CreatorLogan Publishing Co. Ltd.LevelItemFormatPrinted documentExtent1 MagazineLanguageTe Reo Māori|English

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Rotorua Photo News, No 50, 20 Oct 1967

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