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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIII, Issue 20783, 19 July 1937, Page 12

“I have a presentation to make you, Mr Coroner,” said Constable T. Holland to Mr F. T. Snell, the District Coroner at Papakura, after the latter had concluded an inquest recently. The constable then handed to the Coroner Mr Snell’s own Justice of the Peace badge that had been lost for-nine years. Mr Snell was shooting at Tokoroa, about 10 miles from Putaruru, in 1928, when his Justice of the Peace badge caught in a bush and was lost. A few days ago a settler was clearing this piece of ground when he discovered the missing medallion. He sent it to the police, hence the unusual presentation. The badge is in a good state of preservation.

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