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Kaikoura Star, Volume XIV, Issue 789, 8 November 1894, Page 3

Natural Enemy of the Rabbit Protected. Department of Agriculture, Wellington, Bth October, 1894. ATTENTION is drawn to the provisions of ‘ The Babbit Nuisance Act, 1882,’ for the protection of the natural enemy of the rabbit, and it is hereby notified that the animals mentioned hereunder have been protected as provided tor in section 28 of the abovementioned Act: Ferrets, Cats, Stoats, Weasels and Mongoose. Section 29 is published for general information : 29. Any person capturing, or selling or diposing of, or killing any animal so declared to be a natural enemy of the rabbit, without a permit, signed by an inspector, so to do, or in whose possession or on whose premises any such animal shall be found by any Inspector or by any constable, unless such person shall prove that the animal so killed, sold, or in his possession was lawfully in his possession, or that the same was on his premises without his knowledge or consent, shall be liable to a penalty of not less than five nor more than twenty pounds. John McKenzie, Minister of Agriculture. NOTICE. To the Public of Kaikoura and surrounding District. HAVING taken over the Bakery business lately carried on by Mr J. Haswell, I shall be prepared to receive your favours for Bread and Confectionary. Weddings and Socials a speciality. I shall endeavour to merit your patronage by supplying the very best article at a reasonable price. A. COLLINS.