Acclimatisation societies in New Zealand

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File:Red deer memorial, Lindis Pass, New Zealand.jpg
A roadside memorial erected in 1971 commemorating the centenary of the release of red deer by the Otago Acclimatisation Society.

Acclimatisation societies were established in New Zealand by European colonists from the 1860s, with the first likely having been established in Auckland around 1861.[1]

Government gave some finance to them, for example £150 in 1867[2] and £300 in 1905.[3]

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References

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