The Canterbury Press states that flocks of chafiiinches, linnets, sparrows, and yellowhammers may continually bo seen in. the Acclimatisation Society's Gardens, attracted, no doubt, by tho hemp, canary, and millet seed grown there. A stray pig has nhi taken up his abode, anil refuses to be dialo:!go•', evidently approving of the excellent w.rioty of tho sugir beet, and the .beavilji ladcu oars of Belgian millet.
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Cromwell Argus, Volume I, Issue 18, 16 March 1870, Page 7
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65Untitled Cromwell Argus, Volume I, Issue 18, 16 March 1870, Page 7
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