ACCLIMATISATION MATTERS

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 142, 11 March 1920, Page 4

ACCLIMATISATION MATTERS

MEETING OF THE SOCIETY.

,r t n W TrioP presided at a moot' ln f of the Society last CT . eni i n ?;„, was received from the Lands B | d er tcclmiffll ««e»tiws g S Ta that the society should nominate . A letter »«L•■> . . p omm SP oners stun. • Donne, of the H ffh W"™\- th with M? U ESc s (of V rnlmmPark) in respect Mr, Inic-an i»i "" .j j. ou i v t o o glad to deer, and hewo .Id b on y o u Sot-any would carry the deer tree A was made. by a person P«h in fc act of shooting trout. for the return of his confiscated nflc, OousWliable discussion torik place on tha nnfn ai the offence was considered a very Su, one. It was decided to return th.» W list on all future occasion. J n? 3 would be absolutely confiscated Mr Southcy. of Akataraw.t, wrote jta»incr that the stream was absolutely bar. o K ilh owing to tho Presence of law pels He asked for an eel basket to b. sent him-—Tt was decided to ecinuiumcat* with Mr. Southey on the matt»r. Complaint WW made about thes rrfow of two llaxmillß bcin,. run into the Hua roahWa Itlvcr. The secretary pointed out that it wa« quite contrary to tba of the Act anyone to W* lute a running stream. Mr. fl. «•»";'" in d that the refuse from a flaxniill was fey cad y It killed all life-fish or vXable-and left in its place millions "K" MTo issue complimentary decr-Btalking and shooting licenses to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, his suite, and those officers of H.M.S. Iteuow who may desire to go deer-stalking in this district.