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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXV, Issue 12919, 22 July 1936, Page 2

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Although it has been stated that this koala, or native bear is in danger of extinction in New South Wales, there is evidence that the number is increasing in Queensland, and it is estimated that there are at least, half a, million bear® in that State. Since August, 1927, which was an open season for hears, the koala has been closely protected. During the last open .season 584.738 skins valued at £137,742 worn obtained. Three open seasons before 1927 were in 1915, 1917 and 1919. In many well-inform-ed quarters it is believed that never again will the Government declare an open season for these quaint, furry little animals whichi are found nowhere else in he world. A “two-headed’ ; snake has arrived at the London Zoo. This is a. translation of the native name for it in the East Indies, for” the snake, when alarmed, raises its tail as if about to strike. On the tail are three red spots that look like eyes and a mouth. The usual result is that attackers are alarmed long enough for the snake to crawl away, apparently backwards. It .is harmless and this is thought to be fits only means of defence. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure S For Goughs and Colds, never fails. Tip A very fine selection of hard nickel, silver electro plated teapot, cream and sugar at little more than the cost of soft metal.. Ne.w designs and wonderful value.—A. Sfconeham and Co., Ltd., Jewellers, Gisborne.