File:Arthur Harding 1908.jpg

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English: Arthur "Boxer" Harding (1878-1947) English-born captain of the 1908 Anglo-Welsh rugby union team that toured New Zealand. Also played international rugby for Wales. Pictured here on tour with the Anglo-Welsh.
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Digitised from Sir George Grey Special Collections, Auckland Libraries, AWNS-19080528-12-1 Originally published in a supplement to the Auckland Weekly News, 28 May 1908, pg. 12

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Muir & MacKinlay of Kings Chambers, Willis Street, Wellington, New Zealand [1] Active from 1908 to 1926 [2] James Muir -- cannot find any biographical information

Archibald Malcolm MacKinlay -- Unknown date of birth or death [3]
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