w Mi* E. de Latour, the officer in charge - of the fish ponds at Masterton, in a letter to the “Wairarapa Daily Times” suggests that, since the town has now a ■ supply* of fresh water, individual resi- • dents should go ini for fish hatcheries of their own. A trough containing two baskets, capable of holding 10.000 eggs, ; could be placed in a greenhouse or a ‘ room.'of a house, and would only cost *; £l, while the. ova could) be procured for v£l per iOOO. Many a lot' of sturdy fry - reared, in smoking rooms and halls, says •: Mr dei Latotir' have been liberated in Streams well-known to the rod-fisher.
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1510, 7 February 1901, Page 17
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