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Hokitika Guardian, 16 June 1923, Page 1

At the Farmers' Union CiMifercno at Palmerston North recently (reports an exchange), one of (he delegates ex-pre-sod the opinion dial it was a mistaken policy to pay -'mill hoys to collet birds' igg-. The delegate said that when he was a small le v lie found that iila u a blackbird had laid live eggs, ii cue was left in tile nest the I ini would lay another three, and if (!•,, preor-s wore repeated the l.iid pale refill<•■! hull' lie had iodm ,d a ~i. ■ continuous it ting. No wonder sum " | a oof arc -o been in acquir-

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