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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 127, 27 February 1928, Page 8

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" A uartv of Morrinsville motorists had an adventurous trip from Kawhia on a recent Sunday (says an exchange). A Xt stream miles from. Otorohanga Hiitreeated a swim, and the car ws narked in an old roadway. The had scarcely entered the water when the roar of a bull from the bank of the stream compelled attention. This gave 98 a a r fkirL wlde% b to the Stream and charged in direction of the bathers. They seized their cloth ing and dashed for the ear, and drove off at full speed down the narrow load for about a quarter of a mile. neie the man of the party decided to dress, !“? , “hnnt recalled him to the car in time to the bull ambling toward the vehFclo at a distance of ess than ICO vards Fortunately the animal charged tr»ck The driver reversed the car and drove back along the track. Then another roar disclosed the mad. iß^ll^. Cen Se Of mS:r^‘ \V h0 gr^ Se ui safety.