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Auckland Deaf Society Table Tennis Club: Mixed Doubles

1985 – A. Banks, P. Arthur; 1986 – A. Banks, P. Arthur; R/U – D. Jones, W. Anderson; 1987 – T. Kane, R. Oxspring; 1988 – T. Kane, N. Doherty; 1989 – T. Kane, D. Jones; 1990 – A. Banks, I. Wadams; 1991 – A. Banks, L. Malcolm; 1992 – A. Banks, M. Perry.

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Aileen Banks

Daphne Jones

Lyndon Malcolm

Mark Perry

Ngaire Doherty

Rae McKie (Oxspring)

Rae McKie (Oxspring)

Terry (Terence) Kane

Terry (Terence) Kane

Wayne Andersen

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