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Tuesday 27 August 2019 | Written by Melina Etches | Published in Other Sports
Aitutaki anglers with their catch on Friday afternoon on board Te Kiva Nui skippered by Nga Takaiti (at top). From left: Mayor Poo Bishop, Aravei Winchester, Teetu Jessie, Metua Mataiti, Tekura (Poo) Bishop, Tuaine George and Tereapii Nolan. 19082601
Irakau William, on board My Girls, was rewarded twice for his efforts in the two-day Gary Parlour fishing competition at the weekend.
Irakau William, on board My Girls, was rewarded twice for his efforts in the two-day Gary Parlour fishing competition at the weekend.
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