DOGS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 43, 21 February 1927, Page 8

DOGS.

lßy SLNTBAD., I o-.va I've often wondered wbv , dog's life was considered hard, but no? I am enlightened by the Citv Oounc;i n<-.r trump card. ~\Y e don't 'like dog-. :be council cries; "their presence in cu town w e dread. They are a horror i, oar eyes. unle ? s upon a chain thev n led; they're horrid, unisv. *naVl» things, which oftentiawa the footpath i-lock, and fighting round in anaruni ring*, g:v e oft to motorists a «=ho<-fc J,' 7 * T y % 7 Hcd the friend ••'"*»«' hut folk w, plead their Muse in va;r All dogs w,U fall beneath our ban, un less they re anchored by a chain. 0} <*• they Airedale*. I'ekes or Pu~. •votoh collies or Alsatian bound-, knot ><* that tor ail canine thugs the dti now ~ out of bounds. Ifc,? lovers ma" ui urat:i an>« and fight the law witj noiay biufl; I think mywlf the schem Let*™,', f'l- o g ° < > UJU! far "><"•*»> Lei cats be kept in the backvaxd, an. sparrows iron hobbles bear, and let a] £2L" d j"' 00 *" b * rred > ***** tkr bxtad* «sd i'r.ffliTß-1 wfAs, '