A remarkable instance of animal sagacity has just been related to us, Dunedin Age. It appears that when Burton's circus left Waimata for Oamaru, a little dog belonging to Young Australian missed the train at the junction. He wandered about the platform till the arrival of the next down train, and by that train he came on to Oamaru ticketless. On arriving here, seeing the circus tent, then being erected, he made for it m great glee, evidently rejoiced to be home again.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 643, 6 March 1879, Page 2
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