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Te Papa chief executive Cheryll Sotheran visits Guava Blue gallery, in Fergusson Drive.
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DescriptionCity promotions manager Paul Lambert had invited her to visit the gallery on her way to speaking about the newly-opened national museum, at the annual Save the Children women's luncheon at Trentham Racecourse; the other speaker was the actor, Dame Kate Harcourt.
The gallery's owner, Rosalie Crawford, had bought this sculptured piece by Sue Millar; it would be passed on to the SCF for fund-raising.
(The 'Leader' counted only two children reaching for the ball.)
Date TakenJuly 1996
The gallery's owner, Rosalie Crawford, had bought this sculptured piece by Sue Millar; it would be passed on to the SCF for fund-raising.
(The 'Leader' counted only two children reaching for the ball.)
Date TakenJuly 1996Part of
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Reference1996 07 24 3FormatColour printSize149 x 99 mm
FormatColour printSize149 x 99 mm Scanned byDon McLeod
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