TWO BULLS ENTER SHOP
SURPRISE AT WHANGAREX ONE AT ICE CREAM COUNTER WOMAN'S PROMPT ACTION [by telegraph —OWN correspondent] WHANGAEEI, "Wednesday Two well-grown bulls walked into the shop of Mr. A. Eliott, confectioner, Upper Bank Street, this morning. Mrs. Eliott heard a noise, and, thinking there was a customer, came out from the back of the shop to find that one of the bulls had marched to the ice cream stand, while the other, which had also entered the shop, watched. The first bull had its head over the counter, and Mrs. Eliott grabbed his horns and turned his head round toward the door. The animal was no doubt frightened and immediately turned and went out of the shop.. It displaced three jars, one of them being broken. Tlio other bull followed its companion outside.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21471, 20 April 1933, Page 8
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