Anti-myxomatosis graffiti

29 April 1985

Anti-myxomatosis graffiti on the North Canterbury Federated Farmers' office. Myxomatosis is a virus which can be used to control rabbit populations.

Creator: Christchurch Star

Area: Other / Wider Canterbury

Source: Christchurch Star Archive

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Reference ID: CCL-StarP-04105A

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