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Mr Jon Thacker, a volunteer at Orana Park, with a product which is raising funds for a new reptile house. ‘Zoopooz,’ compost made from animal manure, has been selling at the park for several years. The product’s instruction sheet claims its effectiveness “defies belief.”

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Press, 14 January 1986, Page 7

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Mr Jon Thacker, a volunteer at Orana Park, with a product which is raising funds for a new reptile house. ‘Zoopooz,’ compost made from animal manure, has been selling at the park for several years. The product’s instruction sheet claims its effectiveness “defies belief.” Press, 14 January 1986, Page 7

Mr Jon Thacker, a volunteer at Orana Park, with a product which is raising funds for a new reptile house. ‘Zoopooz,’ compost made from animal manure, has been selling at the park for several years. The product’s instruction sheet claims its effectiveness “defies belief.” Press, 14 January 1986, Page 7

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