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Nayland co-ed 15 in regional semis
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Nayland College drew first blood in the new national co-ed schools
1st 15 rugby competition with a comfortable 24-3 win over Queen
Charlotte College in Nelson on Tuesday.
Nayland's four-try victory saw it maintain its unbeaten record for
the season and will now play the winner of the match between
Christchurch's Roncalli College and Papanui High School at Culverden
in the Crusaders region semifinals - the date still to be determined.
The South Island competition has been split i...
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 "Charlotte Observer (Charlotte, NC )")
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Exploring the mist and mystery of the Queen Charlotte Islands.(trailerboating)(includes related information)
Trailer Boats
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 "The Independent (London, England)")
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REVIEWS: VISUAL ARTS - The staidness of George III; George III and Queen Charlotte Queen's Gallery London ooo99.(Features)
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; Byline: Michael Glover `Those familiar with the Alan Bennett Academy of Historical Analysis, loosely based in Bradford, may have come away with some vague belief that George III, in addition to having an inordinately long reign of 60 years, was something of a buffoonish, periwigged monoglot most
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Queen Charlotte Track
The Press
; Sir--In response to Mr Stewart's letter about the Queen Charlotte Track (March 12), it is unclear whether we were the information providers referred to in Mr Stewart's letter. However, as representatives of our magnificent region, we feel cheated that he left with such negative impressions. Many of
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