An incident that might easily have a moral for some nations occurred near Kilbirnie Park recently and was witnessed by a number of pedestrians in the vicinity. Two large cats evidently had a difference of opinion about some matter of feline politics and, after a noisy argument at the top of a high bank, decided to resort to brute strength. Their battleground was narrow, and a few seconds after they came to grips they shot over the bank and fell to the roadway about fifteen feet below. One promptly chased the other up tho bank again and the engagement was resumed at the top. Tn a matter of seconds they dropped to the roadway again, and, judging by their attitude and restrained exchanges, decided that war could be disadvantageous to both parties.
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Kaikoura Star, Volume LVII, Issue 48, 17 June 1937, Page 2
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