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The $1.5 million Palmerston North stadium, called Arena Manawatu, was opened 2 April 1981 by Prince Charles. It was designed by consulting engineers, Bill Lobell Smith and Associates. Russell Longley (pictured) was the organiser of the first event staged there, a Trades Fair. At the time it was the largest clear-span building in the country, seating 3,500 people.

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Image
Pākanga
Public Photograph Collection Bm 80
Date
April 1, 1981
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2009P_Bm80_BUI_2720
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Manawatu Sports Stadium, Pascal Street
Model of Manawatu Sports Pavilion
Manawatu Sports Pavilion, Pascal Street
Lido Swimming Centre, Park Road
Hokowhitu Bowling Club, 279 Albert Street
Arena 2, Central Energy Trust Arena
Arena 2, Central Energy Trust Arena
Terrace End School Cadets
Central School Baths
Post Office Hotel and H L Young building, Broadway
Fireplace detail at 'Waimarama', 46 Alfred Street
349 College Street

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building,
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showgrounds,
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Manawatu Sports Stadium, Pascal Street
Model of Manawatu Sports Pavilion
Manawatu Sports Pavilion, Pascal Street
Lido Swimming Centre, Park Road
Hokowhitu Bowling Club, 279 Albert Street
Arena 2, Central Energy Trust Arena
Arena 2, Central Energy Trust Arena
Terrace End School Cadets
Central School Baths
Post Office Hotel and H L Young building, Broadway
Fireplace detail at 'Waimarama', 46 Alfred Street
349 College Street