Sunday Island" is a land of plenty as far as food and -'water, are con;<e ri *?d,'' Mr /J. Ashcroft, of* WflDganuii who was a member of the small party which spent soilne time at the island a few years ago, At that" 'time a' of fowls were taken to Sundav .Island, and when the venture was abandoned they wen left" behind. It was thought that the birds would multiply in. a wild state, but. ,as the. island is rarelv visited, there; 'ls yet no information as to how they
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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20184, 12 March 1931, Page 5
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