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| Early start, special place on the battlefield |
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| Jo Kane on behalf of the People of Waimakariri |
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| every year more people are coming to commemorate |
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| more and more young people |
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| The Tatty Tenors on Buttes, national hymnes from New Zealand, Australia and Belgium (in both languages Flemish and French). Congratulations to these beautiful voices! |
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| from Australia and New Zealand together with Belgians and people from the UK |
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| wreaths from the officials but also private wreaths |
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Sons of the British Empire project |
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| H.E. Dr Brendan Nelson Australian Ambassador, patron of the project |
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| Jo Kane and Ingrid Vandepitte, with a Tatty Tenor, Marc Verstraete in the rum and coffee breakfast after the dawn service |
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| John and Marianne Sutherland with the deputy of the Australian Embassy talking about the New Zealand Dolores project |
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| Mr Don Rowe President, NSW Branch, Returned and Services League had a chat with the Australian Ambassador |
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| Those two did the work for the Sons of the British Empire project on Buttes |
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