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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXX, Issue 4811, 20 February 1936, Page 4

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The municipal abattoir at Waihi curious exhibit, which was found in the stomach of a cow killed early this year. It consists of a piece of steel nearly lib. in weight, 7%in. in length, slightly over an inch wide, and rather more than *a quarter of an inch thick, with round holes bored in it. The pice of metal was found in the middle, or- second, stomach of the animal. The inspector of abattoirs states that during the whole of his experience he has never known anything of so formidable a nature to be found in the stomach of an animal, although it is not unusual to find pieces of boots, bits of wire and staples.