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J S Wyon
Title
Medal, campaign
Object type Classification: 278
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English: New Zealand Medal, New Zealand Wars (1860-1872) undated Medal awarded to Captain Arthur Morrow, Auckland Volunteer Rifle Brigade circular silver medal; swivel bar suspension clasp with fern leaves; with blue-red-blue ribbon obverse- bust Queen Victoria to right; legend- VICTORIA - D - G - BRITT - REG - F - D; reverse- laurel wreath and legend- NEW ZEALAND VIRTUTIS HONOR (Honour of Valour) named on edge- CAPTAIN A. MORROW. AUCKLAND VOL. R. BRIG. date- undated
Date New Zealand Wars-wars; (1869); 1860-1872; Queen Victoria (1837 - 1901)-English reign
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diameter: 36mm
width: 32mm
notes: medal: 36mm diameter ribbon: 32mm wide

notes: ribbon
institution QS:P195,Q758657
Accession number
801090 (object number)
Place of creation New Zealand; England
Exhibition history Display: 2F
Credit line Collection of Auckland War Memorial Museum Tamaki Paenga Hira, N1715
Notes New Zealand Medal, New Zealand Wars (1860-1872) undated Medal awarded to Captain Arthur Morrow (1842-1937), Auckland Volunteer Rifle Brigade Arthur Morrow was born in County Longford, Ireland on 11 November 1842. He was educated privately and at the Military Academy, Dublin, for the Royal Marine Artillery. He arrived in Auckland on 9 June 1861 and joined the Survey Department. Ont 16 May 1863 joined the No. 1 Royal Company Volunteers. Served during the New Zealand Wars as a private with No 3 Coy (Parnell), Auckland Volunteer Rifle Brigade. He was promoted to the rank of Captain on 4th May 1871 and later rose to the rank of Colonel. He was awarded the New Zealand Medal, Volunteer Decoration (V.D.) and the Officers Long Service Medal. He also won the Campbell Champion Belt for rifle shooting four times, and a medal as best shot in the Auckland Province. In 1877 he married Mariamne Buckland. He served on District Staff for 20 years and commanded the escort to the Prince of Wales (later George V) at Rotorua in 1901. Arthur Morrow died in 1937. Richard Stowers- Private, No 3 Coy (Parnell), Captain (4-5-1871-), Lieutenant-Colonel; address at time of claim- Auckland. Champion Rifle Shot; Military artist; Gazette 1871; issued- 1-7-1872; medal reference- 1418; Archives New Zealand file- AD32-3578; awarded- Volunteer Decoration and Long Service Medal reference- Richard Stowers, New Zealand Medal to Colonials
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