HUNTLY SPORTSMEN MEET

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 615, 18 March 1929, Page 2

HUNTLY SPORTSMEN MEET

ACCLIMATISATION EFFORTS nL"!- Hu "«V Ac seated l.y (he secretary, k h'p®' ory^taie 6 flna " Ces lo be a shows the interest hi , ( ' t :' rVip'Y’i... ar ‘' ! rife ,i ] r enort tl : i 4?Ts ea I |anX rt^ ta°l!ike wSi C No U yet to hand, but it is Impend to**^* J? bservatlo, ? s P* flah dSC SSf hi'evCle^f*^ w F!f.V° D S?XS:„S w,r '''flr't*!”” bJtt.N pheasants were liberated on on. tected property in the vieinitv of p,.., waro. Reports indicate that it has a sood breeding season, and shooting are*bright the approachin S seaso? Allocf lions and private breedine nf IV T a Hard duck has enabled the club to lib. erate over 100 of these birds during the ciose season. They are reported to have nested well and increased numbers should be in evidence during the coming shooting season. Grey duck and swan are Plentiful, and appear to be withstanding the demands made on them during thi open season. The following officers were elected* Patron, Mr. W. Lee Martin, M.P.; president, Mr. Arthur Harlock; vice-president. Mr. Frank Littleproud: hon. secretary and treasurer, E. H. Payze; auditor, Mr. A. Berry; committee, Messrs. A. McKinnon, J. Wa.son, C. Starr, T. Stephenson, E. .1. Farrell and C. Bailee; delegates, Messrs. A. McKinnon and F. Littleproud. At the annual shoot the prize* were donated by Mr. A. McKinnon and the Colonial Ammunition Company.