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" Roll of the New Zealand Cross,” a beautifully-made book describing how twenty-three men in the sixties earned the decoration. The first page (on right) describes the gallantry of Kepa, who lived till January, 1882. The book is held by Defence Headquarters, Buckle Street, and may go to the Dominion Museum when the new building is completed. Inset, in centre, the New Zealand Cross. The story of the New Zealand Cross is told in this issue.

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Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19313, 20 July 1934, Page 8

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" Roll of the New Zealand Cross,” a beautifully-made book describing how twenty-three men in the sixties earned the decoration. The first page (on right) describes the gallantry of Kepa, who lived till January, 1882. The book is held by Defence Headquarters, Buckle Street, and may go to the Dominion Museum when the new building is completed. Inset, in centre, the New Zealand Cross. The story of the New Zealand Cross is told in this issue. Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19313, 20 July 1934, Page 8

" Roll of the New Zealand Cross,” a beautifully-made book describing how twenty-three men in the sixties earned the decoration. The first page (on right) describes the gallantry of Kepa, who lived till January, 1882. The book is held by Defence Headquarters, Buckle Street, and may go to the Dominion Museum when the new building is completed. Inset, in centre, the New Zealand Cross. The story of the New Zealand Cross is told in this issue. Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19313, 20 July 1934, Page 8

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