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Cameron, who sold Kathmandu in 2006 for about $275 million in 2006, spent about NZ$16.9 million buying stock of Pumpkin Patch the past six months, increasing her holding to 6.3%. She paid an average of about NZ$1.60 a share, based on the filing.
The stock rose 2.7% to NZ$1.52 today after sinking to as little as a four-year low NZ$1.37 on July 4.
Pumpkin Patch has also attracted the attention of Rod Duke, managing director of retailer Briscoe Group. Duke lifted his holding to 9.4% via his family's Kein Geld Trust.
Cameron has also increased her stake in Postie Plus, reaching 15.1% according to a June 24 statement.
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