On his fourth day touring New Zealand, Prince Harry travelled to Christchurch to visit the Quake City exhibition and talk to members of the Student Volunteer Army.
As with his other engagements throughout this royal tour, the Prince was greeted by plenty of friendly faces as Christchurch turned out to greet the redheaded royal.
A beautiful smile for Prince Harry from a baby girl in #Christchurch today #RoyalVisitNZ pic.twitter.com/PzVlH5xWW5
The #Christchurch crowds are excited to see #PrinceHarry! #RoyalVisitNZ pic.twitter.com/b9FX3X2YCy
On the way to the Quake City exhibition, cheeky Prince Harry even managed to grab a picture with his grandmother The Queen aboard the city’s 152 tram!
#PrinceHarry with a picture of the Queen onboard the tram #RoyalVisitNZ pic.twitter.com/FzEWx4wOw5
After spending time at the exhibition, Prince Harry spoke to members of the Student Volunteer Army at the University of Canterbury, whose efforts were crucial in helping with the recovery process after the Canterbury earthquakes.
Tomorrow, the Prince will stop by Odyssey House before continuing on to Whanganui and finally Auckland as he winds up his royal tour of New Zealand.
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