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Hats and high tea for Kaitaia's museum

Peter Jackson
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11 Sep, 2019 10:01 PMQuick Read

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Museum @ Te Ahu trustee Sarah Wale (left), museum assistant Mary Daun and board chair Bronwyn Bauer-Hunt practising their high tea skills, with curator Whina te Whiu pouring the tea. Picture / Peter Jackson

Museum @ Te Ahu trustee Sarah Wale (left), museum assistant Mary Daun and board chair Bronwyn Bauer-Hunt practising their high tea skills, with curator Whina te Whiu pouring the tea. Picture / Peter Jackson

High tea will be served to over-60s in the Banquet Room at Te Ahu, in Kaitaia, on Tuesday, 10.30am to noon, in celebration of the Museum @ Te Ahu's 50th jubilee. Everyone will be welcome, no charge, and especially if they wear a hat.

Museum trustee Sarah Wale said any headgear would do with prizes for the oldest, most outrageous and best home-made effort.

Speakers will include Robin Shepherd (who has written a poem for the occasion), Malcolm Matthews and author/historian Kaye Dragicevich.

Call the museum curator's office on (09) 406-9457 or email jubilee@museumatteahu.co.nz by tomorrow afternoon to book a cup.

Meanwhile Monday's dress rehearsal went well, although museum trustee Sarah Wale, museum assistant Mary Daun and board chair Bronwyn Bauer-Hunt perhaps need to do a little work on the art of extending their pinkie fingers. Curator Whina te Whiu slipped into the role of tea pourer with aplomb.

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