Ceremonial cup: winner of the Tokomaru Bay Carnival, 1918
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Awarded to Desmond Oates, the Combined Sports Candidate for the Tokomaru Bay Carnival. Desmond earned 49,486 votes and generated £618-11-6 for the war effort. Awarded by the Tokomaru Bay Patriotic Society.
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Title
Ceremonial cup: winner of the Tokomaru Bay Carnival, 1918
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Date made
1918
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Subject
Ceremonial objects, Communication objects, Cup, Drinking vessels, Food service tools and equipment, Tools and equipment for materials, World War 1, Patriotic organisations, Fundraising, Social History - Puna Pāpori
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Additional information
Silver, Metal, Inorganic material, Dimensions: 70 x 100mm: cup
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