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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16736, 18 May 1922, Page 7

Tho New Zealand Farmers' Co-opera- ; rno Association Iras written to the City \ ' Council offering to place in its cool titoees till required any perishable 1 goods donated to the Civilian Blind ! Fund. The New Zealand Forestry l.e.uruc lias written asking the Christchurch City Council to do all in its power to ! have ns many trees as jxrssible planted j on the Christ, hurcli Council reserves ! this .year, ami to increase the area i to be planted. Tho Otago Fishermen's Society- Ltd., i has written to the Mayor of Christ church asking for a copy of the report handed to tho Council recently In I the committee appointed to go into | tho matter of fish supplies. ISeferto the committee's proposal to , approach the Government for assistance for the fishing industry. the Society wrote that it had already asked the Government seemed to he apathetic sation and some help the Dunedin fish ! erman could, it was -stated, treble their output. The Dunedin Societsuggest,,l that support from the G uitri-L,.;-, Members of Parliament, ns well from other Members in the South Island, would he -valuable. The Canterbury Automobile Associat- i ion in conjunction with the Motor i Traders' Association, has decided in ! hold a reliability irinl to Akaroa on 1 Saturday. Mav 27. Inquiries made it I the office of the Association secretary- i Mr C. AY. Hervey disclosed the fact i that the entries were coming in very [ well, and there is every chance that I the trials will be the most successful I yet held. There are largo numbers ..f entries for both private owners’ and open classes. F.ntries dose ncsl Sat,,, * day at noon.