SHEEP AND SHEARING
followed with interest the letpublished recently for and against shearing. A little over a plight ago a storm swept the counif rumour is correct, thouof shorn ewes, both in CanterZT Od further south, perished. As rdd saying goes, ‘ Experience Lab ftoh-" But it is a pity the poor '■'‘•'-v A—p should suffer.—Yours, etc., EX-FARMER. AWBrtMISM LIQUOR on sports grounds y,— Why could not the penalties imon people who have liquor near Mfa falls also be imposed on those Ofattok copiously at Lancaster Park? faft st public places. One particuW. nfa* of young people behind me Mfcd to push after they had several Zms. co* l se veral people, including tell. some narrowly missing Sfafacut by broken beer bottles. Dur. w the fame game < Waikato versus a beer bottle which was fan* MB the back just missed a MbMt*. Another group of men Mt fctokibg whisky and eating MtrfeL ®teveral plain-clothes policeaM MMPeattered through the crowd •■t aafrnl might be brought over Me toe® who make the match unMaat tor spectators. It seemed that naktag was not confined to where I Sfa staaCng. but was general throughM the whole embankment—Yours, ** DISGUSTED TEENAGER. AtgatM 1954.
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Press, Volume XC, Issue 27442, 31 August 1954, Page 13
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