Pictorial Parade No. 89 (1959)

This film may contain content that is racist, sexist or otherwise offensive. The content reflects the attitudes or language of the period in which the records were created and does not reflect the views of Archives New Zealand.

This film may contain content that is racist, sexist or otherwise offensive. The content reflects the attitudes or language of the period in which the records were created and does not reflect the views of Archives New Zealand.

AUCKLAND - OUR BRIDGE. 230 ft. Auckland celebrates as the Governor-General, Lord Cobham, opens the Harbour Bridge; years of planning and four years of construction work are climaxed when the bridge is declared 'open for business'.

WELLINGTON - AT THE FAIR. 200 ft. Wellington's 21st Industries Fair is a showcase for manufacturers and retailers and the public reacts to new products in many different ways.

CANTERBURY - THE LITTLE CHURCHES. 381 ft. South Canterbury celebrates its centennial year in 1959 and the small churches in the countryside give fascinating glimpses of the province's early history.

DV file of Beta SP telecine of 35mm film- W4361/69