Silver Medal: Lawn Bowls, 48th New Zealand Deaf Games, Palmerston North 2008
A silver medal with green and white ribbon for LAWN BOWLS at the 48th New Zealand Deaf Games in Palmerston North 2008.
- Deaf Clubs
- Deaf Sports
Relevant Links
Taonga source:
Manawatu Deaf Society
Reference number:
SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 129-O-MDS
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