N.Z. SALMON.
+ PRAISE FROM AN EXPERT. < BY CAJJLI—PRIgs • ASSOCIATION—COPHUOHT.) (Stdkii "Scjr" Stance.) VANCOUVER, April 26. Mr Babcock, British Columbia's leading salmon expert, and Chairman of the International Fisheries Commission, returning from New Zealand, gives great praise to Mr L. F. Ayson for the establishment of Pacific salmon iu New Zealand. "I would altogether prohibit the catching of quinnat for a considerable period, so as to demonstrate the maximum production of which New Zealand's great rivers are capable," said Mr Babcock. "With such a good start, the future of fisheries there is assured, if well administered."
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18676, 27 April 1926, Page 9
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