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8 Ball Pool Trophy: Hawkes Bay Deaf Club

A miniature 8 ball pool table, with HAWKES BAY DEAF CLUB (INC) printed on it. It was handmade by Hamish Potts’ father. It was intended for use for a 8 ball competition between clubs. The Hawkes Bay Deaf Club ended up keeping it in its clubroom.

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Hamish Potts

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Hawkes Bay Deaf Club

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SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 005-O-HBDC

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