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@Zawed: Given that you take a deep interest in VC recipients, I should convey that on Sunday, I was on a Hokitika Cemetery tour run by two historians. They said that it was rather uncertain that Daniel died in Hokitika and is buried there, and that there is a theory that he had swapped identities with somebody in Auckland. Schwede6620:52, 22 March 2021 (UTC)Reply
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