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Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18946, 16 May 1933, Page 7

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Bagged His Best, —A Wanganui farmer ventured forth with his dog and gun before the dawn on May 1 to celebrate fittingly the opening of the shooting season (says the Herald). On his property is a small lagoon, and on the lagoon were five ducks, quite oblivious to the fate lhat was in store for them. The shooter's two barrels barked twice, and four of the five birds were killed. The faithful dog retrieved them, and laid them at his master’s feet, hut the glow of triumph which warmed the farmer’s heart turned lo an icy chill when he saw four of his best-laying ducks lying dead on Ihe ground. Capable of lifting nine cubic yards of soil, etc., at one operation, a new shovelling machine, weighing 500 tons, lias been installed at Corbay, Northamptonshire. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, For Children’s llacklna Couch.

A workman pruning a tree at New Philadelphia found a live trout swimming in a rain-filled hole in the trunk forty feet above the ground. H may have been carried aloft by a kingfisher. Mr William Raynor, a builders’ decorator, of Holloway, London. X.. keeps 50 rabbits, 36 guinea pigs. 16 ■chiokens, 8 pigeons, and 1000 fancy l * l - , backyard.