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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, Issue 208, 17 August 1927, Page 5

In a letter read at the meeting of the Wellington Acclimatisation Society it was stated that a ranger at Whakatane had discovered 200 trout eggs in the stomach of a shag he had shot. Mr C. T. Dasent, secretary of the society, informed members that the shag was not to be blamed for eating the eggs- The fact was that the snag had eaten the trout and digested it, but the eggs remained undigested in the bird’s stomach. . “Mechanical hares are too expensive to run" was the opinion of the chairman of the Manawatu A. and P Association yesterday. It was necessary to arrange a special track, the total cost being somewhere in the vicininty of £10,0t)O. “Unless we have bookies.” he said, “the facing will be useless.” WORKING MAN’S GRATITUDE. Recently a working man received unexpected relief ftoin throat and chest troubles and outlined his experience in a letter. .He wrote:—“Having suffered from chronic catarrh and chest troubles for several years I find Pulinonas give great relief.’’ Get Pulmonos from your chemist or Storekeeper, 1/6 and 2/6 a hov.Advf. The boards were white and the sink was clean. Suffice to sav ihe work was done by HYDROLFJNE SAND SOAP. Many sav it is the best *