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Matchbox containers engraved with the Thames coat-of-arms have ' been presented by the citizens of -Thames to many of the men from the town and district who have enlisted for military service. The boxes carry the words “Good Luck” below the coat-of-arms, a silver fern leaf, .and the scrolled phrase, “From Thames.”