At a well-known city bowser in Palmerston North much interest is shown in the movements of a totally blind white rat. He coniines his movements to one winding track, and anything placed in its way causes, a collision and much confusion. He drinks from one spot in a wooden water trough, and puts his white foot in the water as a bait for small iish and tadpoles. When touched, he “gaffs’ the victim for breakfast. Tire Maoris are greatly interested in this kiore.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 March 1936, Page 2
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