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Mr Paul Garland, the director of Orana Park, hands over adoption papers to Miss Tania Dark on behalf of 16 members of the data entry section of the Social Welfare Department yesterday. They ail contributed to the raising of the $250 necessary to adopt an animal at the park. Becoming a “park pal” through adopting an animal entitles them to free access to Orana Park, an adoption certificate with a photograph of the animal, and an opportunity to name the animal. The Social Welfare team adopted a young zebra, left, with its mother. It has been named Zara.

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Press, 18 April 1986, Page 5

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Mr Paul Garland, the director of Orana Park, hands over adoption papers to Miss Tania Dark on behalf of 16 members of the data entry section of the Social Welfare Department yesterday. They ail contributed to the raising of the $250 necessary to adopt an animal at the park. Becoming a “park pal” through adopting an animal entitles them to free access to Orana Park, an adoption certificate with a photograph of the animal, and an opportunity to name the animal. The Social Welfare team adopted a young zebra, left, with its mother. It has been named Zara. Press, 18 April 1986, Page 5

Mr Paul Garland, the director of Orana Park, hands over adoption papers to Miss Tania Dark on behalf of 16 members of the data entry section of the Social Welfare Department yesterday. They ail contributed to the raising of the $250 necessary to adopt an animal at the park. Becoming a “park pal” through adopting an animal entitles them to free access to Orana Park, an adoption certificate with a photograph of the animal, and an opportunity to name the animal. The Social Welfare team adopted a young zebra, left, with its mother. It has been named Zara. Press, 18 April 1986, Page 5

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