An interesting association with New Zealand was claimed by Sir James SteelMaitland, who arrived at Auckland by th'e Tamaroa to settle permanently in the Dominion. Sir James said his grandfather, Sir James Maitland, was one of the first to send a large consignment of loch Leven trout from Scotland to New Zealand. That Was about 45 years ago, and those trout had no doubt assisted in the country famous for its fishing Sir James Steel-Maitland said that, like his grandfather, he was very keen on trout fishing, and lie hoped to do a good duflnghiS'fiparr timfe:
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19121, 16 September 1936, Page 15
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