FISHING LICENSES.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 45, Issue 13982, 19 November 1919, Page 5

FISHING LICENSES.

LIST OF HOLDERS

The following have taken out fishing licenses in the Masterton Acclimatisation' Society's district: —

W. G. Perry, G. W. Sellar, W. Cameron, E. S. Tomlinson, F. Poland, C. Bradley, G. W. Schroder, A. MacKay, B. Bichards, A. MacPhcrson, J. Stewart, J. M. Meredith, H. H. Dawson, J. 0. Cooper, W. L. Joy, G. Tester, A. Lewin, W. Suckling, E. Wooding, G. J. Nicholas, Geo. Phillips, 11. W. Martyn Roberts, E. W. McMastcr, John Cross, J. T. Cooper, John McHattie, O. T. Davis, J. Candy, 11. Hadley, Joseph Arthur, T. Manion, Jas. W. Wright, W. K. E. Jones, E. W. Payton, P. Hollings, G. Ross, C. C. Ross, A. A. Nicholson, J. H. Griffith, W. B. Cheimclls, A. Tinsley, E. E. Williams, K. F. R. Beetham, E. C. Drummond, E. W. B. Hornibrook.

Boys.—H. Candy, A. O'Donnell, J. Sutherland, E. Pook, E. Drummond, F. Bennett,. T. Bolton, J. Palmer, F. Walker, R. Poland, J. T. Morris, K. Eastwood, L. Wagg, C. Tinsley, J.. Baker, W. Cragg, A. L. Bacon.

Ladies.—Mrs W. Kemp, Mrs G. W, Sellar.

The local branch, of the Acclimatisation Society have determined to put down poaching, and the ranger is out after those who adopt illegal methods of catching trout or fish without a license. The despicable methods of these "fish thieves" are , to be. condemned, and it is hoped that the society, in its present campaign, will be able to round up transgressors.