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51. Mt Pleasant Pottery Group
	A diverse group of potters and ceramic artists from all walks of life enjoy potting at Mt Pleasant Pottery Group Christchurch NZ. The club has a well-equipped studio and kiln yard. Classes for beginners through to experienced potters. http://www.mtpleasantpottery.org.nz/ Galleries and Artists \| Clubs

52. Kingsland Martial Arts
	Kingsland Martial Arts teaches and promotes traditional Hapkido, an effective and fun form of self defence. Based at a dedicated martial arts gym in Kingsland Auckland. http://www.kingslandmartialarts.co.nz/ Clubs

53. Masonic Lodge Arawhaiti No.267 - New Zealand

Arawhaiti Lodge No.267 is a Central Auckland Freemasons Lodge and is recognised as a highly relevant respected Masonic Lodge of New Zealand that is committed to attracting and retaining members of high quality; whom strive for self improvement and the opportunity to make a positive difference in their communities. Arawhaiti encourages new members to apply for membership. Masonic visitors and are always welcome and should contact the Membership officer for confirmation.
http://www.arawhaiti.org.nz/

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54. Waiuku Golf and Squash Club

The Waiuku Golf Club was established in 1921, and is one of the oldest golf clubs in the greater Auckland region.Only 40 minutes from Auckland City.The club boasts friendly and challenging course.The serious player has to develop the widest variety of stroke making skills. We welcome all visitors and trust they will enjoy the golf. Excellent natural draining makes the course playable in all but the very worst conditions.
http://www.waiukugolfandsquash.co.nz/

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55. United Cricket Club, Drury

One of the best NZ cricket club websites, featuring Player Profiles & updated statistics for the current season, past seasons & career stats. The Club is always open to new members, offering them great facilities and exposure. The website also offers a forum for interaction between the members & the guests. Added features like Maps, Weather & a whole lot of useful links make it the "ultimate" website to go to for surfing the internet. We can also be found on Facebook.
http://www.united.cricketclubwebsite.com/

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56. Auckland Rock 'n' Roll Club
	The only 50's authentic rock n roll club in New Zealand. Wednesday nights plus second Saturday of the month at Freemans Bay Community Hall. Lessons, social dancing, singles/couples. a great night out. http://www.aucklandrockandrollclub.co.nz/ Dance \| Clubs \| Entertainment Venues

57. Wellington Orchid Society
	Web site for the Wellington orchid Society http://wellyorchids.googlepages.com/ Clubs \| Hobbies and Interests \| Landscape and Gardening

58. Waitakere City Water Polo Club
	Founded in 1984 we're based at the West Wave, Waitakere Aquatic centre, Henderson. We also train at Kelston Girls' High School pool.We are a friendly, growing club; the local club for west and central Auckland.We have teams in all ages, from Flippa ball and Intermediate, through to Seniors. http://www.waitakwaterpolo.co.nz/ Water Sports \| Clubs

59. New Zealand Wadokai Karate
	This is the offical site of New Zealand Wado-Kai and Hamailton Wado Karate club. We teach traditional karate to all ages...We teach tradition Wado-kai karate to all ages at out dojo on Dey street. we have classes for children and adults. Al instructors are graded and registered with the JKF wadokai http://www.wadokai.co.nz/ Martial Arts/Boxing \| Clubs

60. Zizania hand made plant fibre paper and products
	Zizania latifolia is used to produce plant fibre paper which is made into unique stationery or handmade boxes. The workshop is in an earth block building set in beautiful gardens. Self contained accommodation/venue for mini conferences/workshops is available at the same location. http://www.zizania.co.nz/ contact Clubs \| Home & Garden \| Manufacturing

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	Wednesday, 19 September 2018