Chisnallwood Intermediate pupils, John Cannard (left), Maria Franklin (seated) and Natasha McQuoid dressed as rubbish to promote a World Vision 40 Hour Famine they are involved in with their teacher...
Two children, Katherine Mead and Eddie Hokianga from the Sumner School for the Deaf, on Santa's knee during a visit at D.I.C. department store in Christchurch.
Mrs G. D. Valentine, partly in her Santa Claus outfit, applying her lipstick in a mirror.
A group of children from the Sumner School for the Deaf, with Santa Claus during a visit at D.I.C. department store in Christchurch.
Cultural event Sinterklaas and the Black Peters (Zwarte Piet) parading in central Christchurch by the Avon River at the intersection with Oxford Terrace. Frames two and three also feature a horse.
Cultural event Sinterklaas and the Black Peters (Zwarte Piet) parade in central Christchurch by the Avon River.
Pupil at Phillipstown School, Wayne Wood, wearing a Santa Claus costume created by his mum for the school fancy-dress party.
Scouts walking in the New Brighton Christmas Parade.
Scouts walking alongside two women in costumes, at the New Brighton Christmas Parade.
People wearing costumes at New Brighton Christmas Parade.
Neighbourly truck at the New Brighton Christmas Parade.
Pirates in New Brighton Christmas Parade.
Pirate ship in New Brighton Christmas Parade.
Crowds at New Brighton Christmas Parade.
Cyclists in the New Brighton Christmas Parade.
A shepherd and his donkey walking in the New Brighton Christmas Parade.
People dressed as Star Wars characters at the New Brighton Christmas Parade.
Nativity trailer from the East Christchurch Anglican Parish, in the New Brighton Christmas Parade.
New Brighton Christmas Parade participants on a truck for Neighbourly.
Scouts walking behind a trailer filled with children, in the New Brighton Christmas Parade.
Ken Oxford (left) and Peter Small at the Great Western Adventure wild west township, a paintballing game complex still under construction at Dodge City, Johns Road in Harewood.
Maidie Gimblett at Heathcote Hall in fancy dress with wheelbarrow of her own work. Wheelbarrow parade and sale-of-work fundraising for the Methodist Church.
Madeline (Maidie) Gimblett standing outdoors in fancy dress carrying a basket.