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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2697, 17 February 1916, Page 8

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Unless effective measures are soon take to chock the propagation of small birds in the Wairarapa, says the "Wairarapa Age," cereal and fruitgrowing will becomo a thing pf the past. It is safo to say there are hundreds of thousands of blackbirds flfld starlings in the district, to say nothing of myriads of sparrows. Concerted action will require to bo taken if the havoc played by small birds is to be minimised to any extent. In the South Island the local bodies pay for the heads and eggs of small birds, and a vigorous crusade of destruction is prosecuted by the juveniles of the community. The sooner stops of a similar kind are taken in the Wairarapa the better will it be for the future oftho district. Hie small bird nuisance is now a greater curse to the farmers than t3ie rabb't nuisance, nivj it will haveto be faced boldly and systematically, if it is to be estorminated.