CONTROL OF FISHERIES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15140, 2 November 1912, Page 5

CONTROL OF FISHERIES.

POLICY BEING CONSIDERED. [BY TELKGRAPII —SPECIAL CO IfPOXDK-NT.J Weixikgtox,. Friday. An-swkiwng a question by Mr. Wilford in the House of Representatives at Thursday ' evening, the Hon. R. H. Rhodes said that' the whole question of fisheries, marina ;■ j and fresh water, was under the .considera* V | tion of the Government. It was tiSco^j-j I .lised that all fisheries should, be placedl under one control. Until the Government) decided what cojtf&e to adopt, the report of fisheries recently prepared by Mr Aysoj* would not be/aid before the House. - ; Chambeirtain'B Tables cleanse and invito*, ate the stomaoh and leave the bowels iha natural condition. * Messrs. Thos. Cook and Son, passenger agents for all steawship lines, submit to intoning passengers for London offers of berths,, for . acceptance or refusal, by different lines, a , privilege: not obtainable at any other shipping agency. Choioe cf berths is given after inspection of plans filed at their office, 62, Quoen-streofc. Intending passengers should obtain "'Cook's 1913 Sawing and Fare List" -(posted free). . Tho ninth anniversary of tho Grange. Road Baptist Sunday -sohooJ will bo.'Celo-v brated to-morrow. Special sermons will be preached by the Rev. W. |n i morning:, by the Rev. W.JBwdv a afternoon, and by the ReT. ; , pastor of the church, * ' scholars will sing specially pwspaxo hym . ' , ' Give the kiddie* , of;«azard'a firework : Al*>xM Aoxm* •3* ( , r