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- Wellington, Hawke's Bay and the Ranfurly Shield in the 1920s
  - 22 Sep 2014
  - Wellington Club Weekly
  - Above: Hawke's Bay's 58-8 Ranfurly Sheld win over Wellington illustrated in a cartoon in the Dominion on 16 August 1926.
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