THE DEER NUISANCE.
EFFECTIVE STEPS PROPOSED. (From Opr Correstoxdfnt.l WELLINGTON. March 7. Recent proclamations authorising t limited killing of deer by stalker** suggest that tlie Government is doing nothing to meet the serious complaints regarding the ravages of these animals. bu+ the matter 15 jn hand and should scon lxi decided. Until plans for reducing herds are approved in consultation with acclimatisation societies the old system continues. The Minister of Internal Affairs inforined a representative of the “ Lyttelton Times ” that the heads of the Forestry Service, Lands. 'L'-ui culture and Internal Affairs Departments recently conferred on the subhxt of th,* depredations male bv deer and came to certain conclusion*, which will he submitted to a conference of representatives of acclimatisation societies he proposes to call, probably he tore the end of this month. He realises the importance of preventing further destruction by deer, and expect* that- as a result of the coming conference effective step*; will be evolved to put a stop to their depredations.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16985, 8 March 1923, Page 4
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