The Mayor of Christchurch, Sir Hamish Hay, came to grips with the mohair industry when a small angora doe invaded his office. The doe had some prompting from the chairman of the Mohair Producers’ Association, Mr Richard Macdonald, and its owner, Mr Paul McCulloch, of Templeton.
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46The Mayor of Christchurch, Sir Hamish Hay, came to grips with the mohair industry when a small angora doe invaded his office. The doe had some prompting from the chairman of the Mohair Producers’ Association, Mr Richard Macdonald, and its owner, Mr Paul McCulloch, of Templeton. Press, 5 December 1986, Page 26
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