A HIDEOUS LIST.
TO THE EDITOR, gni.—ln to day’s issue, Thursday, March 3, 1928, I rea<l of a deed at Invercargill that makes one’s heart grow sick and convinces one of the need of more active and resourceful training of the mind ana hearts of the young. It really seems impossible to believe true that there lives in our country a single man who wou.d skin a rabbit alive and let it run back into its hole. Can it be realised-' And yet that same sheet of newspaper holds other two such acts o£ devilish cruelty w© can no longer doubt the great ana terrible days wo are in. Oh that these wicked cowardly animals could realise the faefe that at their own death they will have to answer a far greater charge than in. any police courts here. Nothing; can be hidden when death stands as specialist and real and eternal life calls on all to prepare their accounts. There is no place these deluded wicked fools can hide in.—l araf etc - Certain Retribution.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20354, 10 March 1928, Page 17
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175A HIDEOUS LIST. Otago Daily Times, Issue 20354, 10 March 1928, Page 17
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