Army Captain Arno Bekker and Lance Corporal Dylan Fisher laid a wreath at the dawn service on Anzac Day. PHOTOS: JOHN COSGROVE
Hundreds of veterans and service people, families and visitors turned out for the annual service.
Senior Constable Bill Parker, of Amberley, salutes after laying a wreath.
Hurunui Mayor Marie Black (centre) at this morning's service.
Willow Bisseker (7) lays a poppy on a cross carrying the name of a fallen WW1 soldier from Sefton, 2LT P.E.C. Gillet, during the Sefton Anzac parade in North Canterbury on Wednesday.
Laying a wreath to commemorate the fallen at the Ohoka Hall Anzac service yesterday were (left) Waimakariri Youth councillors Taylor Smith and Aidan Haverkort (right) with the Mayor of Waimakariri Dan Gordon (centre) helped by Ohoka Hall president...
Anzac Day parades and services have been held across the North Canterbury region.
People of all ages, veterans, their families and serving personnel, turned out to pay their respects to the Anzacs in small and large services.
Some smaller rural communities held services the day before, while Amberley and Kaiapoi hosted dawn parades attended by hundreds.
