A lengthy report was received’ by the Board of -Agriculture at, its last , meeting from the Dimedin Crown lands rah. ger on the proposal of the Otago Farmed Union that . opossums might be liberated in some othe (crests of the Ureaf Alpine Hange, ‘ The report was carefully considered, and it finally agreed that .this might prove'a ’chnsiderdbje. source 0! 'revenue, to’’ the couhtty '.(as black skips were said, £6 be wcjrtK. £i eatH), 1 if; the' brown ones yfere in%ducei|,; and it were ’ taken 'to prevent their introduction’ into districts where they, might become 6, menace to the frtiif-growihg'm* dustry.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 104, 3 May 1919, Page 5
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