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New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9173, 13 October 1915, Page 5

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A few days ago, says a Southland exchange, while unloading fruit in the railway goodsheds, one of the men noticed a strange-looking spider in the bottom of the truck. - It was promptly bottled up and sent to Mr CrosbySmith, F.L.S., who pronounced it to he a male specimen from Australia. Mr Smith forwarded it on to the curator of the local museum, who has preserved it in formalin. A very notable feature of this spider is the amount of air it carries down with it when immersed, attached to the hairs on its body. It is just in such simple ways ' that many of the worst pests have been unwittingly introduced. The brig Henrietta, beached on Euapuke in 1823, brought the mouse to .that island, and Henrietta is the name by which that rodent is known there to’ this day. The rat has been transported all over the world in cargo and in ships. The scale insect that threatened to destroy the bluegum plantations of Canterbury was introduced on piles from - Australia for the Timaru wharf. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure For fioafhs mad Gold*, uiit fails, U M.