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Programme / He Poroporoaki A Farewell to Lincoln Maternity Hospital for former staff and those in the community with a special connection to the hospital, Saturday 11 November 2023

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Timeline and guidelines for participating in Poroporoaki ceremony. The Ceremony of farewell to the Lincoln Maternity Hospital led by representatives of Ngāi Te Ruahikihiki and Ngāi Tahu.

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  • Title

    Programme / He Poroporoaki A Farewell to Lincoln Maternity Hospital for former staff and those in the community with a special connection to the hospital, Saturday 11 November 2023

  • Date made

    2023

  • Subject

    Historic buildings, Lincoln Maternity Hospital, Health and Medicine, Lincoln, Canterbury, New Zealand, Maternity services, Events and Parades, 2020s, Lincoln

  • Additional information

    paper, 21 cm

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