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Reserve Bank of New Zealand
(Reference: Reserve Bank of New Zealand)
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Christchurch
(Reference: Christchurch City Council)
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New Zealand
(Reference: Ministry for Culture and Heritage)
The coats of arms of New Zealand, the city of Christchurch and the Reserve Bank of New Zealand all include a hanging fleece to express the importance of sheep to the nation’s economy. Both New Zealand and Christchurch also include a sheaf of wheat, while the Reserve Bank, with a more contemporary sense of economic importance, has a bull’s head to represent the beef and dairy industries.
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