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Hayley's Old School Friends Enforce At 'Pure' Tour

Friday, 13 February 2004, 11:22 am
Press Release: Air New Zealand

Burnside High Students Get The Chance To 'Be There' For Hayley...

Hayley Westenra's old school chums will be cheering for her in force at her homecoming concert in Christchurch next Thursday, thanks to Air New Zealand who staged a draw at Burnside High School today for 15 of her schoolmates to win concert tickets.

Air New Zealand is supporting Hayley's 'Pure' tour of New Zealand which begins in Dunedin on Monday.

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