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WELLINGTON. September 21. Mr Hayden (secretary) told the Navy League Council he hopes the National Patriotic Fund Board will closp down as soon as possible. WELLINGTON. September 21. The Accb’matisation Societies’ North and South Island Councils have decided Io set up a new body to control wild life, known as the National Acclimatisation Societies’ Authority, on which' the State Departments interested will be represented. The organisation will comprise the Freshwater Fisheries’ Institute, to be supported bv the societies and the Departments of Internal Affairs. Marine, and Scientific and Industrial Research, also a wild life council of seven, representing the Departments of Internal Affairs. Agriculture, Forestry, and Public Works. North and South Island Acclimatisation Societies and a chief 'executive officer with advisory members from the Scientific Research and Tourist Departments and the Royal Society. The chief executive officer is to be a full-time research scientist. The cost is to be met by the diversion of levies already paid and subsidies from the societies, and from the Research Department.
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Grey River Argus, 22 September 1945, Page 8
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