Wellington Deaf Society (Inc) Ten Pin Bowling: Men Single Championship
Donated by N.Ramsay. 1990 – T. Kuklinski; 1991 – E. Hokianga; 1992 – E. Blum; 1993 – C. Morgan; 1994 – T. Kuklinski.
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Wellington Deaf Society
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SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 092-O-WDS
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