The story of the Te Mahoe CWI

I am writing the story of the Te oahoe CWI for the Whakatane Historical Society journal Historical Review, and would like to borrow scans of photographs and copies of the local bulletin that was produced, and reminiscences. Please email threejordans@xtra.co.nz Tiena Jordan

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