New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 21

Page 671

✨ Game Hunting Regulations

7 MARCH
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
671

Game That May be Hunted
or Killed

Paradise duck (shooting of.. paradise duck(s) is prohibited in the area south-west of the Clutha River from the Cromwell gorge to the Beaumont Bridge and also in the areas east and south of the Lammermoor Range, Rock and Pillar Range, and then in a direct line from Hyde to Morrisons)

Canada goose

California quail

Pheasant

Chukor

Duration of
1980-81 Season

19 April to 29 June 1980 incl.

31 May to 24 August 1980 incl.

Daily Bag Limits

Grey duck, 25.

Shoveler (or spoonbill), 25.

Mallard duck, 25.

Paradise duck, 3 (except that 8 may be hunted or killed in the county of Maniototo south and east of State Highway No. 85).

Grey, shoveler (or spoonbill), paradise, and mallard duck, 25 in all.

Shooting hours: 6.30 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Decoy limit: No limit.

Special Condition.

No person shall use, or cause to be used, on any water within the district for the hunting or killing of game any fixed stand, pontoon, hide, maimai, or loo, except within a distance of 10 metres from the margin of such water in non-tidal waters, or from the low-water mark in tidal waters or, where raupo abounds, 10 metres from the outside edge of such raupo.

South Canterbury Acclimatisation District

Reference to Description: Gazette, No. 17, of 12 March 1925, at page 752.

Game That May be Hunted
or Killed

Grey, shoveler (or spoonbill), and mallard duck

Pukeko

Paradise duck (west of State Highway No. 1 only)

California quail

Pheasant

Chukor

Canada goose

Duration of
1980-81 Season

19 April to 29 June 1980 incl.

19 April to 24 August 1980 incl.

17 May to 1 June 1980 incl.

19 April to 24 August 1980 incl.

19 April to 26 October 1980 incl. and 7 February 1981 to 22 March 1981 incl.

Daily Bag Limits

Grey duck, 25.

Shoveler (or spoonbill), 25.

Mallard duck, 25.

Paradise duck (west of State Highway No. 1 only), 5.

Grey, shoveler (or spoonbill), paradise, and mallard duck, 25 in all.

Shooting hours: 6.30 a.m. to 7.00 p.m. excepting hen and cock pheasant which is 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. During the period 30 June 1980 to 26 October 1980 inclusive, and 7 February 1981 to 22 March 1981 inclusive. Canada goose may be shot 24 hours per day.

Decoy limit: No limit.

Southern Lakes Acclimatisation District

Reference to Description: Gazette, No. 39, of 9 July 1959, at page 903.

Game That May be Hunted
or Killed

Grey, shoveler (or spoonbill), and mallard duck

Paradise duck

California quail

Chukor

Canada goose

Duration of
1980-81 Season

19 April to 29 June 1980 incl.

19 April to 18 May 1980 incl.

19 April to 24 August 1980 incl.

7 February 1981 to 22 March 1981 incl.

Daily Bag Limits

Grey duck, 15.

Shoveler (or spoonbill), 15.

Mallard duck, 15.

Paradise duck, 3.

Grey, shoveler (or spoonbill), mallard, and paradise duck, 15 in all.

California quail, no limit.

Chukor, no limit.

Canada goose, no limit.

Shooting hours: 7.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m. except that during the period 30 June 1980 to 26 October 1980 inclusive, and 7 February 1981 to 22 March 1981 inclusive, Canada goose may be hunted or killed 24 hours per day.

Decoy limit: No limit.

Southland Acclimatisation District

Reference to Description: Gazette, No. 39, of 9 July 1959, at page 903.

Game That May be Hunted
or Killed

Grey, shoveler (or spoonbill), and mallard duck

Paradise duck (only in the Waiau Watershed upstream from the junction of the Waiau and the Orawia Rivers, the whole of the Oreti Watershed, the Oreti Watershed upstream from the Wreys Bush Bridge. Also in that portion of the Society's district north of the highway running from the Glenure Hill via Balfour to the Ardlussa Bridge over the Mataura River on the Society's eastern boundary)

Pukeko

Pheasant

California quail

Chukor (only in that portion of the Southland Acclimatisation District north of the main highway between Gore and Te Anau)

Canada goose (only in the Waiau Watershed upstream from the junction of the Waiau and the Orawia rivers, the whole of the Oreti Watershed, the Oreti Watershed upstream from the Wreys Bush Bridge and the Aparima Watershed upstream from the Wreys Bush Bridge. Also in that portion of the Society's district north of the highway running from the Glenure Hill via Balfour to the Ardlussa Bridge over the Mataura River on the Society's eastern boundary)

Duration of
1980-81 Season

19 April to 2 June 1980 incl.

19 April to 27 April 1980 incl.

31 May to 24 August 1980 incl.

19 April to 2 June 1980 incl.

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