LAND AND WATER.
The work entailed at the Hakataramca fish hatchory in connection with the fulfilment of orders for brown trout eggs is exemplified by the fact that the various acclimatisation societies have lodged orders to date for a total of 900,000 eggs. The work of collecting is proceeding at Temuka, whence the eggs are taken to Hakataramea until a certain stage of development is attained and the eggs are fit to bo packed and sent to their destinations. They are distributed all over the dominion, and one request has been received from Ballarat for a consignment of 150,000 brown trout eggs
LADIES’ COMPETITION. PALMERSTON N., June 17. The following is tho result of the Coronation Medal Competition, played under tho auspices of tho Ladies’ Golf Union: —
As a result of a plebiscite of the clubs it has been decided to abandon tho ladies’ championship.
Gross. Hep. Nett Miss Gambull (Mirarnar) ... 86 13 73 Mrs D. Hay (Auckland) ... 9415 79 M iss Turton (Miramar) ... 97 18 79 Mrs W. H. Smith 99 17 82 Miss L. Gendin (Waiternnta) Miss Brewster (New Ply100 19 81 mouth) 96 10 86 Mrs God by (Christchurch) 94 11 83 Mrs Frceth (Manawatu) 97 12 85 Mrs Mackio (Otago) 104 17 87 Miss Howard (TIutt) 101 20 81 Mrs M'Lean (ITawcra) 97 9 88 Mrs Bruce (Timaru) 96 12 84
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Otago Witness, Issue 3249, 21 June 1916, Page 56
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225LAND AND WATER. Otago Witness, Issue 3249, 21 June 1916, Page 56
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