BELL-BIRDS SOUGHT
REQUEST FROM TE AROHA
A request for bell-birds for liberation on Te Aroha Mountain, which is a sanctuary, was received from the Te Aroha Rod and Gun Club, a branch of the Auckland Acclimatisation Society, at the last meeting of the board of managers of the Auckland Zoological Society.
The letter stated that thero were many tuis on the mountain, and a few bell-birds had been noticed, but more were wanted. Tho birds would be vigilantly protected, and there would be no lack of hone} - bearing trees and shrubs, 011 which they feed. . ' >- - . r It was decided to ask the Minister for Internal Affairs, the Hon. A. Hamilton, for permission to transfer a small number of bell-birds from a bush district in the King Country to Te Aroha. The international cable news in this issue is i>Ablished by arrangement with the Australian Press . Ass Tf^°" d tho Sun-Herald News Service, Limited. By special arrangement Reu^J, 9 ro^m service, in addition to other special source# oMntornmtion, is used in the compilation of the oversea intelligence publisued tn fssue nnd all rights therein in Australia and New Zealand are reserved. „ Such of the cable so headed has appeared ui Zealand ia cabled to Australia i b imderby special permission, of a# stood that the opinions «e n°t those Times unless expressly stated ,to •■ • j v * ■' ■" ,7-
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21349, 25 November 1932, Page 11
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