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23,000 people visited the five ships open to the public.The great weather and party atmosphere was boostedby fans on their way to France v Tonga and New Zealandv Canada World Cup matches at the Wellington RegionalStadium.Queues to go onboard HMNZS TE KAHA.Saturday 1 & Sunday 2 OctoberOPEN SHIPWairarapa Veterans Malcolm Lambie,Malcolm Harris and Bill Amundsen get atour of an IPV with ACO Paulette Doctor andAMED Nicki Telford.14 NT163october-november11WWW.NAVY.MIL.NZ
LMT George Gurney handing out stickers tothe public waiting to go onboard TE KAHA.French Fans on Taranaki wharf.On their way to the game. Chris and DonnaBoot and Trish and Ross Ferguson on thebridge of HMNZS WELLINGTON.LCSS Charles Green manages the crowdswaiting to go onboard HMNZS Rotoiti.WWW.NAVY.MIL.NZ NT163october-november11 15
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Page 16 and 17: Church ServiceCathedral of St PaulS
Page 18 and 19: Under grey skies the fleet anchored
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