THE RABBIT NUISANCE.
Kootinft at Kartinljorouji, [By Telegraph.] (From our Own Correspondent) Caeteeton, Monday, The rabbit meeting at Martinborough on Saturday was attended by about 30 represoutatra stock owners, Mr Coleman Phillips hi the chair. It was proposed by Mr dug, Tully that alp should'be taken to form a Elbbit Board. Tho idea was djscussed at length, Mr Jno, ijar-tin, junior, advising that the matter should be left in abeyance for a time, until the polltioal agitation was over but his Resolution to this, effect was subsequently withdrAwft" MosVof the speakers favored the purchase of stoats and weasels, but objected to tho control of the Inspector's being removed 'from tho Government and tho motion to form a Board was lost. Before dispersing, Mr Pharazyn suggested forming a voluntary: onn,federation to work, muah, '6a. the prinoraqt of- a Rabbit Board, but defined object of importing stoats and weasels. The majority of those present signed an agreement toholp in,thfi aomq' o| p oQrtherq farmers protoiM'V
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3671, 25 November 1890, Page 2
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163THE RABBIT NUISANCE. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3671, 25 November 1890, Page 2
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