About: New Zealand Go Society

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The New Zealand Go Society has several decades of successful history, currently boasting five active branches.

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rdfs:label	New Zealand Go Society
rdfs:comment	The New Zealand Go Society has several decades of successful history, currently boasting five active branches. The New Zealand Go Society (links to official website) has been established for forty years and now has half a dozen active clubs. The newest formally affiliated club was in Hamilton in 2008. Here is its first press release (now rather dated, but it seems to be the latest available!):
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abstract	The New Zealand Go Society (links to official website) has been established for forty years and now has half a dozen active clubs. The newest formally affiliated club was in Hamilton in 2008. Here is its first press release (now rather dated, but it seems to be the latest available!): While we are starting small we want to get big! So everyone is welcome to come and play Go: young, old, strong, weak and beginners! If anyone who is reading the mailinglist could pass the information about the start of a Hamilton club on to anyone they know who lives in the Waikato it would be greatly appreciated. There are a few go players in Hamilton that are attempting to start up a club. The first get together was held on Wed 2 April 2008, and had about half a dozen players turn up. At this (early) stage, we are planning on meeting once a month, and seeing if we can get critical mass for a club proper. Venue at Vagabond, cnr Anglesea & Bryce St. Time 6pm, first Wednesday of each month Contacts Len Trigg, Mike Keehan - phone (07) 843 9014 (home), or talk to Patrick at Vagabond The New Zealand Go Society has several decades of successful history, currently boasting five active branches.

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