Queen Alexandra’s Mounted Rifles commanding officer Lieutenant-colonel Hamish Gibbons presents the colours to Toitu Otago Settlers Museum director Jennifer Evans. Photos by Peter McIntosh. : Regimental symbols left to Dunedin (+ video)
Queen Alexandra’s Mounted Rifles commanding officer Lieutenant-colonel Hamish Gibbons presents the colours to Toitu Otago Settlers Museum director Jennifer Evans. Photos by Peter McIntosh. : Regimental symbols left to Dunedin (+ video)
The parade in Princes St. : Regimental symbols left to Dunedin (+ video)
The parade in Princes St. : Regimental symbols left to Dunedin (+ video)
A light armoured vehicle leads the parade down lower Stuart St. : Regimental symbols left to Dunedin (+ video)
A light armoured vehicle leads the parade down lower Stuart St. : Regimental symbols left to Dunedin (+ video)
Members of the public wait for the parade to start at Queens Gardens. : Regimental symbols left to Dunedin (+ video)
Members of the public wait for the parade to start at Queens Gardens. : Regimental symbols left to Dunedin (+ video)
Queen Alexandra’s Mounted Rifles Warrant Officer (Class 2) Stephen Montgomery (centre) is flanked by Lieutenant Heath Cowan (left), holding the Queen’s ensign, and Lieutenant Jamie McBride, holding the New Zealand Scottish Regiment colours. : Regimental symbols left to Dunedin (+ video)
Queen Alexandra’s Mounted Rifles Warrant Officer (Class 2) Stephen Montgomery (centre) is flanked by Lieutenant Heath Cowan (left), holding the Queen’s ensign, and Lieutenant Jamie McBride, holding the New Zealand Scottish Regiment colours. : Regimental symbols left to Dunedin (+ video)
Regimental symbols left to Dunedin (+ video)
One final stirring parade bearing the New Zealand Scottish Regiment colours brought central Dunedin to a standstill on Saturday, before the colours...