File:NZ Serjeant-at-arms and Speaker at Government House.jpg
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DescriptionNZ Serjeant-at-arms and Speaker at Government House.jpg |
English: The Serjeant-at-Arms Brent Smith leads Speaker David Carter, Clerk of the House and her deputies to the Blundell Room at Government House for the Address-in-Reply ceremony. |
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Source | https://gg.govt.nz/sites/default/files/import/gg-address-reply-ceremony-2014-005.jpg |
Author | Government House |
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