Rabbits plague sparks government critique and local appeals
Frustrated settlers in invaded districts urge action as the National Government faces blame for inaction on rabbit destruction harming land value. The Colonial Secretary reports on proposed staffing changes, while locals recount costly losses and demand rapid Vermin Act measures and funding.
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