Mr Charles Sargent and Mrs Elma Bond bring a little bit of cockney London to Christchurch as they compete for the Pearl Bush-King Rose Bowl in the South Island Society of Accordionists’ fourth annual contest. The contest was held at the South Christchurch Intermediate School on Saturday.
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47Mr Charles Sargent and Mrs Elma Bond bring a little bit of cockney London to Christchurch as they compete for the Pearl Bush-King Rose Bowl in the South Island Society of Accordionists’ fourth annual contest. The contest was held at the South Christchurch Intermediate School on Saturday. Press, 23 April 1979, Page 2
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