"I will never forget your river, with it.-s beautiful scenery, and its dogs," said a tourist to a Wanganui "Herald" reporter The tourist went on to state that he considered that all the dogs at the various Native settlements, it' counted up, would aggregate thousands. "What an enormous sum your local bodies must collect from dog tax,*' he added. If 'remarks the "Herald") the tourist had heard the recent discission at ji Wanganui City Council meeting lie would como to the conclusion that the tax collected from Native dogs on the river would not be worth handling.
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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17451, 11 May 1922, Page 10
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