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Centre Don Bates Mercury Bay Rob Beckett Ngongotaha Bowling Club Christine Cannell Barry Ch Administrator of the Year Name Club/ Centre Don Bates Mercury Bay Rob Beckett Ngongotaha Bowling Club Christine Cannell Carlton Cornwell Barry Chapman Beckenham Bowling Club Richard Corry Victoria Bowling Club Dion Davis Bowls Far North Rod Duncan Onehunga & Districts Warren Fisher Bowls Wirarapa Bill Fowlie Burnside Bowling Club Graeme Goss Coromandel Gary Lambly Bowls Waikato Gwendoline Lawson Hikurangi Bowling Club Jenny Jones Pt Chevalier Bowling Club Malcolm Martin Howick Bowling Club Bernie Morton Bowls Hawkes Bay Tim Preston Browns Bay Bowling Club Ritchie Scott Bowls Gisborne East Coast Centre of the Year Centre Bowls Canterbury Bowls Dunedin Bowls Far North Bowls North Harbour Bowls South Canterbury Bowls Southland Bowls Taranaki TOWER Club of the Year Club Blockhouse Bay Bowling Club Bowls Matua Bowls Mt Maunganui Bowls Napier Browns Bay Bowling Club Burnside Bowling Club Carlton 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