ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY.
A meeting of Hie Wellington Zoological Soeiety ras hcjtl lost evening. The chairman of the society (Rev John Creives) reported that he had been inforrtied that tho entillus monitors ffonld probably nTrive here shortly. Mi-. Castle and tho Tier. John Crows' rrpwteil that a mimbsx of iliffoi'Piit lamh o£ Ibwors had Ijccji plniitt-tl at. Newton-ii Park us Ihe rc?nlt of the society's scpripry iniprovcmeht schenio. Up lo Ilio ni-o=oiit (l\» City Couiici! has not Ureu nlile to eoeiu-p 0 leopard. A mate for the vlica. and <iiio for tho iiodMielc is due to arrive here shortly. .Althoimli the wenther had be?ii very bad of late, a marmoset and .-in nxis dfor hod l)ecn horn, and were thriving splendidly. , .
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1502, 26 July 1912, Page 6
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120ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY. Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1502, 26 July 1912, Page 6
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