DOMINION ITEMS

Hokitika Guardian, 9 March 1932, Page 6

DOMINION ITEMS

J . : NATIVE-GAM.E. . . .. , PLEA. FOR RESERVATION. | * ’ ’ *f.j ;By telegraph—Per Press Association) \ WELp NGTON,. : -March. 7. In spite of .the season, .a./SuppffinioritaryYga'zetfe->issdrid to-night, announces the conditions applying* in various districts to the ehootliiiig,.ofj native and imported game under. .the Animals Protection and Game ~ Act,-to which the attention of sportsmen is called. A special appeal is t also made.. fw.—the ..ffgittMrTOtinn- for, , posterity of the native birds of New Zealand, by a strict observation of the law. MINISTERIAL VISIT AUCKLAND, March 8. Mr A. P. Jones, Minister of Public Works and acting-Treasurer in Victoria, : arrived by the Aorangi, on an unofficial visit. He expressed interest in New Zealand’s transpoi't and nil- I employment relief, and im Wellington's j .municipal milk system,;-fptbviyhich lie intended to inquire.’. , -’ey./'- I VIVIA N HONOURED. j ' BLEDTS LOE’S’ GIFT. f 'WELLINGTON, March 9. , .The. Governor-General has advised 'Mi;'Broad, Chairman of rilro Wellington Criekcjt Association, '-of'his intention to present H. G. Vivian, of Auckland, with a hat in recognition’ of bis brilliant display in the second test match against the South Africans. Vivian is t u choose his own bat.