Photo gallery of the Sagitta history in New Zealand

We know that Sagitta's were flown at the first ever National Championships at Masterton, in 1968. Does anyone have pictures of that event?
Here is one of DX - with the original canopy still in one piece! - at another competition, at Matamata.

Sagitta ZK-GDX (s/n 015) at Rotorua Airport, with Rhonlerche GBE behind. Pilot Ces Parsons	GDX at Rotorua Airport with Bernie Rushton
Chris Horne first solo in DX, with instructor Don Rigg checking him out at Rotorua	Sagitta GDO in paddock outlanding on badge attempt. Tailplanes are on a cradle on the fuselage for transportation.
Club fleet at Rotorua. From the back: Rhonlerche GBE, Bocian GED, Sagitta GDO and EON Baby ZK-GAF. The baby is New Zealand's oldest flying glider. It first flew in 1949 and is owned by Don Grigg of Rotorua.	All gliders on these photograph are still flying today! The Rotorua Club trains with the Bocian and the Baby is based there as well.

Scans of original colour slides, submitted by Eric van Notten.
All images from the sixties/seventies - and some from 2004...

Original owner Gerry van Asch (Havelock North). Note the logo on the nose.	DO's trailer 2004
ZK-GCW on the lawn in front of Eric's house.	CW syndicate member John Shuttleworth.
That's the spirit. DO at home with Gerry and Prue van Asch in Havelock North.	You gotto love it...
Sagitta 004 ZK-GCW at Omarama	Seldom sight! Two Sagitta's at Wigram in the sixties.
CW with Eric van Notten, April 1963.	John Shuttleworth at Omarama.
John again.	CW at Queenstown.
CW Banks Penninsula	CW and Eric van Notten
CW	CW at Omarama again.
CW and DO at Wigram (when Gerry came to pick up DO).	NZ Championships Matamata.
DO's trailer in 1960-something (Gerry and Prue).	CW landing at Gebbies Valley
CW ready for wave...	Another one of DO at Wigram.