THE SEA FISHERIES COMMITTEE
A statement by the Christchurch Fish Retailers' Association in a discussion on the continuity of supplies formed the afternoon's proceedings at a sitting of the Sea Fisheries Investigation Committee which opened in the Provincial Council Chambers, Armagh street, yesterday. Mr James Thorn, M.P., presided. The sittings of the committee, which are not open to the public, will continue until Mr Thorn leaves temporarily on Thursday, when other members of the committee will inspect firms* books, accounts, costs, freezingplants, and premises. Upon Mr Thorn's return, the committee will continue its work with sittings at Lyttelton on Saturday, May 15; at Akaroa on Monday, May 17; and at Lake Ellesmere on Wednesday, May 19. The committee also intends to investigate salmon and whitebait fishing at Kaiapoi.
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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22083, 4 May 1937, Page 3
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