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SPORTSMEN’S YEAR acclimatisation work Auckian present council of the « society e- ”oon i ts j ubilee v? . ar °£ the 60th annual report secretaryit° the ™ bv the hensivp V* as &iven a compreUea aCCOUnt oC the society’s activihad^LpnPOrt stated that an attempt Tn<?i» b made t 0 obtain snipe from India. It was also intended to obtain blr + ds from China, but the unseUied state of the country made that aimcuit. a consignment of mallard duck had been obtained England, and 4?0 of the birds had been liberated. A sum of £ 600 had been set aside for the purchase of pheasants during the coming season. The report was adopted for presentation at the annual meeting. The fo" honorary rangers were appointed:—W. J. Mabey (Miranda), S. D. Eade, J. Henderson and W. H. Gee (Waitemata).
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 316, 29 March 1928, Page 8
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137WITH ROD AND GUN Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 316, 29 March 1928, Page 8
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