SHOT THE LOT.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XX, Issue 1121, 5 October 1911, Page 23

SHOT THE LOT.

He was rather a novice with a gun, but he had plenty of ammunition, and when he went for a day in the country he meant to kill something. Unfortunately, the friend whom he was visiting was laid up and could not go round with him, but he gave him a bag of ferrets and sent him to a likely field to commence operations. Half-an-hour later the sportsmen returned, beaming in his triumph. “Grand sport, shooting!” he said enthusiastically. “Have you got any more ?”

“Any more rabbits?” inquired the friend“No man; any more of the little squirrels! I’ve killed all that lot you gave me!”