James Conley's New Zealand Military Medals and Shooting Awards

Group of 9 to James Conley, Auckland Naval Artillery, New…
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Group of 9 to James Conley, Auckland Naval Artillery, New Zealand Permanent Militia, and RNZA. (i) New Zealand Medal, undated reverse (Pty Off. J Conley, Auckd Nvl Vrs), engraved in large capital letters. BBM records 12 medals to unit; Longley records 2 officers and 9 NCOs and men; Stowers records 27 medals to unit. (ii) New Zealand Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (Trophy of Arms obverse)(No 157 Corpl James Conley No 1 Service Coy, NZPM 1899). Stagg records 18 medals issued. Rare. (iii) New Zealand Meritorious Service Medal, Edward VII (Field Marshal uniform) (No 157 Sergt. James Conley, RNZA 1906) Stagg records 6 medals issued. (iv) New Zealand Permanent Militia Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (No 157 1/C Gunner J Conley, NZPM 1895). Roll confirms entitlement and Medal granted 2 December 1899. Approximately 100-105 medals issued between1887-1898. With five (5) New Zealand silver Shooting Medals: (v) Won by No 157 1/C Gunner J Conley No 1 Battery Permanent Artillery 'Best Shot in Battery Auckland', 1892 (by Kohn & Co). (vi) Won by No 157 1/C Gunner J Conley No 1 Battery Permanent Artillery 'Auckland Best Shot in District' 1894 (by Kohn & Co). (vii) Won by No 157 1/C Gunner J Conley No 1 Battery Permanent Artillery 'Auckland Best Shot in District' 1895 '69 points'. (viii) Won by No 157 Corporal J Conley No 1 Service Co NZPM, 87 points, Best Shot in Wellington 1899'. (ix) Won by No 157 Corporal J Conley RNZA, Best Shot in Wellington District 1902-03 (Stg Silver by G T White).

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