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✨ Game Hunting Regulations

18 MARCH

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

697

Decoy Limit

Duck decoys:

(a) 4 May to 12 May, no person or persons sharing a stand shall use more than 30 duck decoys. No duck decoys shall be placed within 50 metres of those placed by another hunter.

(b) Rest of duck hunting season: No limit.

Goose, Black Swan and other species: No limit.

Closed Game Areas

The following closed game area as listed for the former North Canterbury Acclimatisation District in the supplement to the New Zealand Gazette of 28 March 1985 is revoked:

“(3) All that area of land in the Canterbury Land District known as the Washpen and bounded by a line commencing at the intersection of the Waikari-Reefton State Highway No. 72 and the Waikari-Waitohi Main Highway No. 143; thence south-westerly along the northern side of the Waikari-Waitohi Main Highway No. 143 and bounding Lot 1, D.P. 5471, occupied by Mr F. G. Forrester, for a distance of 1392.163 metres; thence continuing along the northern side of the said main highway for a distance of 193.5236 metres and bounding part R S 7540, D.P. 1525, the property of Mr D. J. Cunningham and Mr R. Stewart; thence in a north-westerly direction through the said R.S. 7540, D.P. 1525, and Lot 2, D.P. 11568, owned and occupied by Mr R. N. Gilbert, for a distance of 1257.3 metres to Gilberts Road; thence along this southern side of Gilberts Road in an easterly direction for 2402.5796 metres to the intersection of Gilberts Road and Waikari-Reefton State Highway No. 72; thence along the western side of the Waikari-Reefton State Highway No. 72, in a southerly direction for a distance of 284.5521 metres to the intersection of the Waikari-Reefton State Highway No. 72 and Waikari-Waitohi Main Highway No. 143 the point of commencement, and as may be further defined by the erection of white-painted posts.”

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 2002, No 24

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🌾 North Canterbury Fish and Game Region Game Bird Hunting Regulations 2002/2003 (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsHunting, Game, Bag Limits, Seasons, North Canterbury
👱🏽 Names

F. G. Forrester (Mr), Property owner
D. J. Cunningham (Mr), Property owner
R. Stewart (Mr), Property owner
R. N. Gilbert (Mr), Property owner

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