NIGHT IN SHEEP PENS
GIRLS' EXPERIENCE
A storv of two voting women and two bulls, which has 'lately echoed through flic greater part of Hanks Peninsula, has considerably embarrassed two guests at a. farmhouse in one of the peninsula bays. it is said thai the two girls bad decided to walk into Akaroa, a distance oi about, 10 miles, to attend a dam o. Thev particularly wished to walk, and they enjoyed the join ney until a motor-cycle with a nom\ exhaust travelled down the load and' wakened most of Ibe cattle in the neighboring paddocks, Hefoie the young women knew where, they were the 'dark.' massive figures of two bulls loomed out of lII.' night and thev derided at once that Lhu'uidmala had' taken a. dislike lo I hem. 1',.,, tieallj on Ihr horns of a dilemma they clambered into some sheep pens V, h'ii h a eonsideiale fanner had built nearbv. and there t lioj crouched in some salVtv' while (lie bulls snorted, bent their' leads, and pawed I hi' ground a few yards away. How many hours Ihe two voung women spent in Ihe pens is not known, bill it is certain thai lhe\ were not seen at the danee that evening. ■ Press.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 18920, 23 January 1936, Page 12
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