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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20729, 14 December 1932, Page 10

Suggested regulations for the 1933 shooting svjuson, to bo fonvarded to the • I , l^ ster for llltern al Affairs, were decided upon at a meeting of the council ot the Auckland Acclimatisation f, ocle V v -, Mr O. G. Kelly moved that the /luck-shooting season be reduced to six weeks, owing to a decrease in the number of birds. "There is not Hie slightest doubt that ducks arc decreasing in number," said Mr C. A. \V hitney, in seconding the motion. Last year the shooting season extended from May 2nd to June 30th. Ifc was deeded to recommend that the shooting wason lor imported game, as well ns tor ducks, should he six weeks. Further recommendations were:—That a lunit of m,io cock pheasants and 23 aucks or swans a day bo imposed: that ■•looting stands on Crown lands, lakes, or reserves be secured by erecting a stand bearing a board giving tho name, «+™T S ' x an / , licens ° number, such stand not to be erected before noon on the second Sunday of April; that an open season of one week for pimeko belief ° S ° f Bod "r «<* Baglan Schoo°) - f - thc Ashburton High fain: 4& » h °. Mincer for Native Af-. tbat'iw,• P /l[ an^u N « ala ' who stated of t!,i r aS th .° "hari" or battle-cry »orth %f T ur ;v ° na 0t tho farth «« Satin! ° Ma ? ri tribcs - ™* i»the " a2L? f on .t*Jaed in volume 25 of the A^S^' t0 ?l? n '" the magazine of 5S Varin' 0 " *? a XCTy full nccount orirrinnl ml Seh ° ol Mtirltic ß , some erirmn* ««° P ri «-™ning Stanlev ei-Sto GSSaJ " Md SCvcral "tides br