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Dally
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a New Zealander whose heritage is Croatian (Dalmatian) NEW ZEALAND, 1950- — Harry Orsman and Des Hurley, The Beaut Little Book of New Zealand Slang, 1994
- Her [Dr Nina Nola’s] talk entitled “The Making of a [Dalmatian] New Zealander” will look at the literary identity of “Dally Kiwis” and how it was forged by writers such as Amelia Batistich from the 1940s onwards. — Massey News, Massey University, 7 August 2002
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