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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 749, 23 February 1910, Page 5

•> r donations, to the amount of £1 Vs. were'' reported_ at the monthly . meeting' of the Society- for ; the Prevenbon. of Cnielty to' Animals, :whicli was held; yesterday, Mr, •*' Watson'presiding. ; It was agreed to co-operate with tho; Christcliurch Society in , apprpacuing the G°VeinmGiLt for a subsidy towards , the Torlc of these bodies. A ,number of cases, of cni'elty. to horses', nnu other, anunals were disenssod, and : .it was reported ; that, legal proceedings were bang taken in more than on© in- !

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