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Team Photo: Northern Zone Lawn Bowls Team, 2008

NEW ZEALAND DEAF GAMES — 2008; Northern Zone Lawn Bowls Team. BACK ROW: Rae McKie, Owen Gibbons. FRONT ROW: Ken Fuller, Mary Johnson (Manager), Barry Kinnaird (Captain), Ngaire Doherty, Marion Bennett.

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Barry Kinnaird
Barry Kinnaird
Ken Fuller
Ken Fuller
Marion Bennett
Marion Bennett
Mary Johnson
Mary Johnson
Ngaire Doherty
Ngaire Doherty
Owen Gibbons
Owen Gibbons
Rae McKie (Oxspring)
Rae McKie (Oxspring)

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Taonga source:
Auckland Deaf Society
Reference number:
SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 2008-P001-ADS
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