Seven to make debut at ball for the deaf
Seven young girls will make their debut at a ball to be held by the Auckland Deaf Society; they will dance the debutante walz without hearing the music.
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Taonga source:
The Auckland Star
Reference number:
SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, A1962-001
Bibliographic source:
The Auckland Star, August 25, 1962
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