Archive / July 2005
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BNU 4 Upper Hutt City 0
- Brooklyn Northern United AFC
- When the squad assembled at fortress Wakefield it was as if someone had sent out ???reunion??? invitations with Burnsy returning from his self imposed exile and Babysham back among the playing staff after a night at the ballet. The squad had some depth and a ???solid??? look about it, and it was soon apparent that if our football was anywhere near as good as our pre-match changing room banter then the Hutt rabble were in for one hell of a beating!
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Cricket Wellington Announce Contracted Players
- Cricket Wellington
- Chief Executive Officer Ervin McSweeney is pleased to announce the names of the following twelve players who have been offered contracts by Cricket Wellington for the 2005/6 season.
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A LANDMARK GONE
- ZL6QH Quartz Hill User Group
- The original receiving station operated by the (then) New Zealand Broadcasting Service was housed in what was affectionately know to us as the ???KG-Six??? building. It became redundant after the main building that we now occupy was built in the 1950s.
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PNP junior on the podium in Canberra
- Port Nicholson Poneke Cycling Club
- Congratulations to Andrew MacDonald for an excellent 2nd placing on general classification in the U17M(B) grade at the Canberra Junior Tour. Andrew is a junior rider with PNP and was the winner of the Wellington Center Junior Road Champs earlier this year and more recently place 6th in his grade at the Te Awamutu Junior Tour.
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New appeal celebrating 10 years of hard work and great success
- Karori Sanctuary Trust
- To celebrate our 10th birthday we are running a special fundraising initiative and we hope to raise in excess of $50,000 to continue our vital restoration work.
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Wimbledon 2005 Review
- n Roger Federer and Venus Williams, the 119th Championships embraced two familiar figures as Singles champions. Federer triumphed in the Men's Singles for the third successive year, while Williams, whose form and ranking sank to a depressing low after injury, pulled off a spectacular comeback as the 14th seed to collect her third Ladies' title in six years.
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