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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20412, 5 December 1931, Page 15

Having attended more fires than, any other member of the brigade, "Tubby, the mascot of the Wellington i' re Brigade, is dead. He answered his last call last week, and was run over and , killed less than an hour later. "Tubby," , who was a wire-haired fox terrier, was well-known throughout the city and suburbs, and rode on an engine to every fire. /He iiad been with the brigade lor about ten years, and spent his time si the two stations with his owner, the deputy-superin-tendent of the brigade. He was crossing a street when he was causnt beneath the rear wheels of a fullyladen petrol waggon.

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