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High tea supports the Kaitaia SPCA at Te Ahu

By Peter Jackson
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25 Sep, 2019 08:58 PMQuick Read

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Kaye White's collection of spring flowers won her the hat of the day award at the first sitting. Picture / Peter Jackson

Kaye White's collection of spring flowers won her the hat of the day award at the first sitting. Picture / Peter Jackson

It was less a case of tea for two than high tea for heaps at Te Ahu on Saturday. And there was even coffee for those who showed scant regard for culture and tradition.

The event was staged, in two sittings, by the Kaitaia SPCA, with a raffle on the side to raise a few extra bob for a small rescue dog by the name of Raisin, whose pre-rehoming veterinary treatment was straining the coffers.

The tea, cream scones etc. were enjoyed by an almost full house at the first sitting and a sell-out crowd at the second, with harpist Jane Hillier quietly adding to the almost Downton Abbeyesque ambience.

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