Hugh Cameron Burry (29 October 1930 – 18 June 2013) was a rugby union player from New Zealand.
[1] He was also an accomplished cricketer, and was eligible for representing New Zealand in international competition, though he did never did so.
[2][3] Because of the demands of medical studies and practice, Burry did not play for the All Blacks until 1960.
He retired to Hanmer Springs in North Canterbury, where he conducted research for the ACC, and was a consultant on rheumatology and rehabilitative medicine until 2000.
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