THE LONDON-NEW ZEALAND CRICKET CLUB’S annual dinner, held at the Guildhall on January 19, was made a farewell to the retiring New Zealand High Commissioner (Sir Thomas Macdonald) and Lady Macdonald, who are on the right of this photograph. With them are Lord Cobham (left), a former Governor-General and president of the club, and Sir Alec Douglas-Home, a former British Prime Minister. Sir Thomas Macdonald is the first High Commissioner in London to play for the club.
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Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31588, 27 January 1968, Page 14
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77THE LONDON-NEW ZEALAND CRICKET CLUB’S annual dinner, held at the Guildhall on January 19, was made a farewell to the retiring New Zealand High Commissioner (Sir Thomas Macdonald) and Lady Macdonald, who are on the right of this photograph. With them are Lord Cobham (left), a former Governor-General and president of the club, and Sir Alec Douglas-Home, a former British Prime Minister. Sir Thomas Macdonald is the first High Commissioner in London to play for the club. Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31588, 27 January 1968, Page 14
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