Fiji And Ng Missing
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3RDING to an article in a w Zealand newspaper in No nber, one toad farm on Hawaiian Islan d s, and r at Puerto Rico, are doing table business in the sale of o cane farmers.
According to the writer, the giant toads, which are valuable for keep ing down insect pests, are begin ning to die out through lack of natural food. So the toads are now being reared in captivity success fully, their eggs protected from de struction, and the resulting young toads finding a ready sale to farmers.
As Fiji and New Guinea are over
run with these monsters, some reSldent might Start an Archdeacon W. T. Williams of to thTcook 41 ? 6 . An H Bli S an in tne Cook Islands during October,