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Taupo Times, Volume I, Issue 39, 8 October 1952, Page 8

Public Notices PROHIBITION OF FIRES TAUPO COUNTY Tokoroa -Tahorakuri Rural Fire District PUBLIC NOTICE is1 hereby given under the Forest and Rural Flies Act 1947 that commencing on the 9th day of October 1952 and until the thirtieth clay of April 1953, unless written permit has been obtained from one cf the undernientioned Rural Fire Oificers, the lighting of iires is prohibited in the following portions of the Taupo County: All that area outside the Tokoioa and Taharakuri Rural Fire District lying generally between Lake Taupo, Oruanui and Aratiatia Rapids and boundecl on the west by the western boundary of Tuhingamata West Survey District and on the south-east by the unformed road running from Whakaipo Bay to the Oruanui-Taupo road, thence by the Waitoa-Warakei highway to its junction with Section 2 Block 10 Tatua Survey District, thence to the north-east by the north-west boundary of this section to its intersec— tion with the Wairakei Stream, thence by this stream to its intersection with the Waikato River, thence by this river to its junction with the Tahorakuri' Rural Fire District below the Aratiatia Rapids. In addition, all that are generally northeast of Oruanui and between the Tokoroa Rural Fire District on the west, the Tahorakuri Rural Fire District on the south-east and the Waikato River on the north-east. Rural Fire Officers: — L. C. Kingsbury, Atiamuri, Phone 79 Z Tokoroa. R. B. Moorhouse, Tokoroa, Phone 14 Tokoroa. J. E. Henry, Tokoroa, Phone 155 Tokoroa. The attention of all ' persons is drawn to Section 3 of the Forest and Rural Fires Amendment Act 1951, and all persons are hereby warned that Committee of the above district will in all cases sue for the recovery of the cost of investigations of all illegal fires. R. B. MOORHOUSE, Chairman & P'rincipal Fire Officer, Tokoroa and Tahorakuri Rural Fire Committee.

FISHING SEASON PREPARATION LOOK TO YOUR TACKLE With the 'Season' less than four weeks away, fishermen are reminded that it will pay them to check over their tackle. Fishing tackle is expensive and at time difficult to replace. A repair now' may save pounds later. Get out your favourite rod and check for the following points:— Loose Ferrules. Worn or cracked line guides. Brokeii or frayed bindings. Damaged or separated cane. Chipped, cracked or brittle varnish. Dismantle ancl clean your reel. Sand is a poor lubricant, light machine oil does the job better. Does the check work as it should ? A carefuJ examination of your line and backing is well worth while; a perished line will not hold that 10-pounder. j Did the moths get af your flies ? Remember while checking your tackle that lan T. Logan, opposite the Post Office can carry out any necessary repairs — -promptly and expertly and has on liand large and comprehensive stocks of fishing tackle for 1 the coming season. The maii who 1 does the repairs knows quality. | (Ad'vT.) | G. F. COLBECK * I L1CENSED LAND AGENT AND VALUER A.R.E.I.N.Z., A.N.Z.I.V. Agent- — SOUTH BRITI5H INSURANCE CO. LTD. For Al! Types of Snsurances, Valuatjons and Enquirios: Ring 46 or Cail Titirau- | penga Street. i

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