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... By A. Croxton Smith NO one who knows the Dingo in his native haunts has a good word to say for him. Mention him to an Australian and you incite a desire for a shotgun or poison. The reason for this animosity is apparent. I do not know which the Australians would classify as Public Enemy No i the Dingo or the rabbit, for both do untold damage. Perhaps the rabbit is the worse for through the per ...