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TEREKIA

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TEREKIA- JACKMAN. Manaaki Terekia and Anna Jackman wel- comed Ariki Robert to the world, on 27 April, 2023 at 8.13am. Born 7lbs, 8oz. Ariki is first cousin to Astrid, Jock, Cullen, and more to come. Everyone is happy, healthy, and doing well. Special thank you to our midwife Colleen Kaiwai, and the staff at the Gisborne Maternity Unit.
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