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A view of the principal guests at the dinner arranged by the- New Zealand Rugby Union at the Hotel St. George on Saturday evening. Mr. Meredith, president of the union and. chairman of 'the gathering, is talking to Mr. IV W. Day, to the left is the Hon. P. Fraser, Mr. A. de Villiers, and Mr. S. S. Dean. On-the right are Mr. P. Nel, the Mayor of Wellington (Mr. T, C. A Hislop): and MR. R.R King captain of the New Zealand- team

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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 180, 17 August 1937, Page 3

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A view of the principal guests at the dinner arranged by the- New Zealand Rugby Union at the Hotel St. George on Saturday evening. Mr. Meredith, president of the union and. chairman of 'the gathering, is talking to Mr. IV W. Day, to the left is the Hon. P. Fraser, Mr. A. de Villiers, and Mr. S. S. Dean. On-the right are Mr. P. Nel, the Mayor of Wellington (Mr. T, C. A Hislop): and MR. R.R King captain of the New Zealand- team Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 180, 17 August 1937, Page 3

A view of the principal guests at the dinner arranged by the- New Zealand Rugby Union at the Hotel St. George on Saturday evening. Mr. Meredith, president of the union and. chairman of 'the gathering, is talking to Mr. IV W. Day, to the left is the Hon. P. Fraser, Mr. A. de Villiers, and Mr. S. S. Dean. On-the right are Mr. P. Nel, the Mayor of Wellington (Mr. T, C. A Hislop): and MR. R.R King captain of the New Zealand- team Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 180, 17 August 1937, Page 3

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