STATEMENT SOUGHT.
N.Z. FISHING INDUSTRY. "-—~-■* . \ QUESTION ASKED IN-HOUSE. I (By Telegraph.—Parliamentary -Keporter.). WELLINGTON/SWday. Following on representations made to the Minister of Marine, the : Hon. ;■ P. Fraser, by a representative deputation from Auckland recently, Mr. *W. -P. Endean (National, Parnell), gave notice in the House this morning to ask the Minister whether hie* attention had been drawn to a statement made recently b> Mr. A. E. Hefford, chief inspector of fisheries, on the subject of New Zealand's fisfceupply, Mr. Endean said ; that Mr. Hefford had eaid in effect that such supply was poor in . comparison "with that ,of , Great Britain, and was-jbeing diminished. He desired tor Jcnow whether^ the' Minister realised that jone ■■- of the j. most isevere causes iof Sf of £ fish in (.the use..of seine nete' the small* fish.; "Will the state w.hat action, If anyv-he*anterids r, fco-'take' Zealand's fieh supply," he added.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 115, 16 May 1936, Page 19
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