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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1125, 12 May 1911, Page 4

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It is believed that the pigeons which have wrought so 'much havoc to clover and other crops in counties in the South of England arc migrants from Scandinavia. Genoral shoots recently held in Hampshire and Wiltshire have driven large numbers of the birds into neighbouring counties. A memorandum urging the holding of further shoots has been issued by the Board of Agriculture. At Berwick, William Woods, a soldier in the King's Own Scottish Borderers, was ssnt to prison for a month with hard labour for making a wilfully false answer to a question set forth in the attestation paper. Ho vhad stated at Dumfries on March 1, before a recruiting officer, tint he had never served previously in the Army, whereas ho had served in the Border Regiment Special Reserve, from which he had been discharged for bad conduct. The defendant. sAid he was Sorry, but it was all through losing his kit. He was only three weeks in the Border Regiment when ho lost a shirt and a pair of boots, and so it had gone on until he decided to work for his discharge,