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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14712, 29 July 1921, Page 7

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A Transvaal newspaper publishes an extraordinary story showing the tenacity of life of the hawk. As the bird was swooping on the poultry yard of a fanner on the Vaal River, the farmer shot and killed it. Then he found embedded in its body what appeared to be an arrow, 2ft 6in in length, that apparently had been carried by the bird for a considerable period. As the arrow was of a peculiar kind unknown iin the Transvaal enquiries were made and a description given, and presently it was found that the arrow was made by a native tribe, the Akambas, of Kennyaland, 2000 miles away from the place* where the hawk was killed. Further inquiries showed that the Jransf'xing of the hawk by a small spear, by an Akamba native, was well remembered. ■ The ha'wk had caused much loss in a chicken run, and was speared by a concealed native, but was rescued and carried off by its mate, and evidently recovered from Unwound, though it could not rid itseli of the spear.

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