PROTECTION SOUGH FOR ANGLERS

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21647, 4 December 1935, Page 16

PROTECTION SOUGH FOR ANGLERS

DIVERSION-. QF IRRIGATION || ' (s»ou& *o n > ] TEMUKA, 'Decendbi# The effect upon angling ol tlje 4 sion of streams for purposes was discussed at r |n evening's, meeting of the Soatij£ terbury Acclimatisation Society Mr. C. W. Hervey, secretary*lS North Canterbury Society, wragyj the action, of the WaiipaJraEiraSl Trust in the society's area in djtro an 7 important stream for iHnjl The-writer pointed out that his! M considered that a united effort s be made 'to give .ties'better protection. A legal 00 was enclosed from a Christo Solicitor (Mr M. J. Gresson), M stated that by the Waimakariri 1 Improvement< Act, * 193% the feed the river outside the limit? ft! Waimakariri harbour was vesfedjfi tryst Theopinion raven wast&W North Canterbury Society had.status, in.the ' -Mr J. Stevens said that the & Canterbury Society .was in exactly same position 'as the northern I through the introduction of the U irrigation .scheme 1 and the boildta a dam in the Opihi river- 1 " . The North. Canterbury Society 3! for support of the following res tion; —"That this council view«ii alarm the diversion of .waters qiifl acclimaiised fish, and tlus protect M diversion <rf"^ch P waters, W or erection of any obstructions the without first consulting the fociet the district, and, that tbet eminent does not grant any right obstruction or diversion imtewl] ladders of approved style amm vided»'X ■ , * U .J - A motion -to support the remfg was carried unanimously. "hi