Linwood High School Culture Group performing on the stage at the Polyfest.
Aranui High School Culture Group performing on the stage at the Polyfest.
Mr Filoitumua Feterika sitting down and eating.
Photograph of the bride and a groom, Mr Filoitumua and Mrs Fa'atalale Feterika.
Bill Lancaster walking the bride Fa'atalale Feterika down the aisle.
Family group at the wedding of Mr Filoitumua and Mrs Fa'atalale Feterika.
Halelluia Feterika as a baby in a swimming costume.
Jeannie Pera Mcing and introducing the Cook Island Community Group at the first South Pacific festival in Christchurch held at Cowles Stadium on Pages Road.
Fijian group on stage at the first South Pacific festival in Christchurch. The group was run by Tony Qalivutu, community leader at the time.
Cook Islands community group dancing. Tiare Rarotonga is the name of the song that the group is performing.
Cook Islands community group dancing. Tiare Rarotonga is the name of the song that the group is performing. Print of pariu (sarong) made by Pua Pera.
Cook Island drum dance. Dancers created their own costumes and are using ruru's made out of flower/seed sacks and the fans on their heads are made out of young leaves of coconut tree.
Children from Cook Island community dancing.
Fijian part of audience at the first South Pacific festival in Christchurch held at Cowles Stadium on Pages Road showing a full stadium.
Organising committee of the first Pacific Festival in Christchurch. From left to right: Kim Polata, ? (fijian lady), Christine Ifopo, Tamapua (Pua) Pera.
Pua Pera with her son Fetu.
Party after the first Pacific festival in Christchurch at Phillipstown school.
Party after the first Pacific festival in Christchurch at Phillipstown school with men playing guitars. Man in the middle is Tony Qalivutu, on the right to him is Tai Aviria.
Party after the first Pacific festival in Christchurch at Phillipstown school. Joseph Aviria with one of the costume makers for the Samoan group.
Tai Sila, Ann Rees and Josephine Mulipola at the wishing well at Christchurch Airport, late 1990's.
Viva Sila standing on Waltham Road.