GANNETS FILMED
Birds in All Stages of Development MANY VISITORS AT CAPE Two oameramen from a large Sydney him eoinpany took "shots" 'at fhe gannet sanctuary yesterday. The film will be shown in Napier in about eight vveoks and an offer has been nade to the Sanctuary Board to allow them sixpence out of every ticket they sell. There were quite a number of . isitors tiom overseas at the Cape yesterday, and a large contingent of Wellington people will be making the trip on ai» excursion. The rauger, Mr Stanley, mentioned this morning that at present the birds were more numerous than >sual, but were still in all stages irom eggs and young chicktjX to fully-grown birds Mr Stanley stressed the necessity for cbtaining perinits from the beach store at Clifton. He had trouble only this morning with severaJ who were under " impression that they needed no . ■' mit. There is now an odeuuate supply of fresh water and a fire-place at the cape.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 6, 22 January 1937, Page 5
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