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Manawatu Deaf Society: Married v Singles Cricket

Wooden cricket trophy with red ball. 1980 – Married; 1981 – Married; 1982 – Single; 1983 – Married; 1984 – Married-Single; 1985 – Single; 1986 – Married; 1987 – Single; 1988 – Single; 1989 – Single; 1990 – Married.

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Manawatu Deaf Society
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SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 090-O-MDS
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