ACCLIMATISATION WORK.
BAY OF PLENTY SOCIETY.
(By Telegraph.—Own OorrcamodemL) OPOTIKI, this day. In his report to the annual meeting of the Opotiki Acclimatisation Society the president stated that it was doubtful whether a merger with Rotorua would be beneficial.
Discussion showed that through the Government restrictions very little benefit could be derived from taking out a fishing license in the Opotiki district, reta" Parson was appointed sec-
Members accused Public Works gangs of dynamiting trout in the rivers. It was decided to endeavour to get the Tourist Department to send an officer to discuss the fishing question generally. The followinr officers were elected? President, Mr. W. A. Butler (re-elected) vice-president. Mr. F. Appleton; treasurer, Mr. E. Chapman: auditor, Mr. '\v. Todd: committee, Messrs. T. Edwardson, P. C. Parkinson. A. Dvason. G. Bennett, J. King, R. C. Butler, H. McGregor, R. Black, G. Scott, A. Lowe. R. Hudson, S. Kahika, J. Kahika, W. J. Scott.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 97, 26 April 1928, Page 15
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