THE HUNTLY PRESS. PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT 1 P.M. FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1914. Notes and Comments.

Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 3, Issue 6, 29 May 1914, Page 2

THE HUNTLY PRESS. PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT 1 P.M. FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1914. Notes and Comments.

It is to be hoped that Professor Pnrrcjer Prince, the w.TYI Canadian FishFisheribs eries Expe '- fc ’ lISIiERIES. who ]s at p re . sent on a visit to the Dominion with a view, after trawling opsratior.s have been completed, to furnishing the Government with a report on the prospective value of the fishing industry, will not leave New Z aland without a visit to the rivers and lakes that have been stocked with salmon and trout. In its numerous rivers and lakes New Zealand possesses a splendid asset, and, were these systematically stocked with suitable fish not, only would they afford capital sport but food of great nutritious and economical value. The lakes in the Thermal district teem with fish, and there is no reason why the Waikato river and the numerous lakes connected with it should not be equally prolific. Experiments of the kind are costly', but such could be avoided, if the knowledge and advice of an expert like the Professor were listened to and acted upon. He is thoroughly au fait with the work, and a short visit to this district would be followed by a report which could be acted upon with all safety, and which stimulate the Auckland LI Sgmfeifigß i iii'ii -.if : i HBRHHL. { , mRH‘' dV - w ! v BBH^B. ! RHjBSBj them. mnai vi. d i BgH^HL §glggg|gg^^R HBHRHR i iiad .-in i"r : ' In HHB \>. umi* i-i.'wj I ; 1 1 11111..HBR^Him RH|H^^R RBB^Bii. SlllflM HmglH §bh!|Bß| lllsilMi ' :| i ; h - §§gl||Rß Igj&pH i i g i i- ' -K i - • ■ 1 ‘•-,2 i -! BBH i; i '■ ■