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Northern Advocate, 14 July 1925, Page 2

A town clerk's position, especially in a suburban or a country borough, is usually considered a fairly peaceful one, the most exciting duties being the faithful recording of the minutes at council meetings, but the town clerk at Ravensbourne (states the "Otago. Daily Times") was lately called upon to discard his elerkly dignity for a few moments to shoot a wandering cow which objected vigorously to being deprived of a succulent repast consisting of 50 caibbages growing in the garden of a justly irate ratepayer. The beast was so peeved about the whole business that it gave utterace to an angry snort, pawed a prefectly good cabbage to bits, and with lowered head made for the importunate clerk in a manner that boded no good. However, a bullet will stop even an angry cow, and this particular cow has, it is hoped, gone where there is a surfeit of cabbages.

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