KAISER MEDALS MADE IN ENGLAND.

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KAISER MEDALS MADE IN ENGLAND.

At the meeting of the Edmonton Board of Guardians the relieving officer produced a specimen of a medal which -he said was being made in quan titles by an interned German, and sent by him to a woman to sell. On the reverse of the medal is a bust of the Kaiser, and the obverse hear s some of his titles, he woman eras three children receiving outdoor relief. The Guardians resolved to interview the woman at the next meeting.

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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 160, 4 September 1916, Page 2

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