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Back	Title / Name Telegram Intimating Peace in 1902 Brief Description New Zealand Post Office Telegraph to Rev Archdeacon Willis in Cambridge, 2 June 1902, saying 'It is with intense pleasure that I advise you I have just received definite intimation that peace has been declared. Signed, J G Ward acting Premier.' Archive Number A387 Date 1902 Donor H G Carter Access by Appointment Phone or email Back
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