New Zealand Gazette – 1998 – No. 36

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✨ Game Hunting Regulations

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Southland
Taranaki
West Coast
Eastern - applicable for that remaining period of the open season for game in the Region, commencing from 4 May 1998.
Wellington - applicable only for that remaining period of the open season for game in the Region, commencing from 4 May 1998.
North Canterbury - applicable only for that remaining period of the open season for game in the Region, commencing from 11 May 1998.
Central South Island - applicable only for that remaining period of the open season for game in the Region, commencing from 4 May 1998.

Pegging day

A person, following purchase of a 1998 game bird hunting licence can reclaim the stand claimed during the 1997 Game Season at any time prior to 10.00am on
5 April 1998 in all Fish & Game regions, except Auckland/Waikato
19 April 1998 in the Auckland/Waikato Fish & Game region only

Otherwise unclaimed stands can only be claimed any time after 10.00am on;
5 April in all Fish & Game regions, except Auckland/Waikato
19 April in the Auckland/Waikato, Fish & Game region only.
Stands are claimed by completing and attaching to the stand or a stake or board at the stand site, the claim tag provided with the licence.

No one can claim more than one stand.
A stand cannot be claimed closer than 90 metres to a stand already claimed by another person without that person’s consent.
Any stand not claimed by the claimant within one hour after the opening hour of hunting, on any day, can be occupied by another licence holder.

Conditions

These approvals shall not derogate from the principal conditions specified for each Fish and Game Region under the Second Schedule, which shall apply.
These approvals will expire at the end of the open season for game specified under the Second Schedule for each Fish and Game Region.

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🌾 Open Season for Game in Fish and Game Regions (continued from previous page)

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