PHEASANT IN SHOP
INCIDENT AT WHANGAREI Although game is not very plentiful for sportsmen in the North, a member of the Whangarei police force was abla to catch a pheasant in Cameron Street, the shopping centre of Whnngarei. The pheasant was Hying with a flock of gulls, and when the birds alighted in the street the pheasant-evidently became frightened of the traffic, as it ran into a boot shop. A constable caught the bird, which was hiding under' a shelf of footwear, and later liberated it.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23037, 14 May 1938, Page 14
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