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Taupo Times, Volume 23, Issue 57, 18 July 1974, Page 12

Taupo's lakeweed problem.One easy but expensive solution. A statement from the Taupo Borough Council. Taupo residents have argued for years about the effect of septic tanks on lakeweed growth. While many residents still maintain septic tanks do not in any way contribute to the growth of lakeweed, there is no doubt among the scientific community that they do. It has been estimated that if the lakeweed v remains unchecked it could form a wide fringe around the lake within a few years. Without the lake, Taupo would lose its popularity. With its trout, boating and seenic attractions gone, property values would drop. The tourist trade would fall away. What then, is the solution? To attack the weed with sprays or chemicals, I or to physically drag it out by the roots is only attacking the symptom of an illness. We must take away the source of the lakeweed problemthe seepage from septic tanks. Taupo needs a proper sewerage reticulation system and treatment plant. % To get it sooner Taupo residents should invest in the Taupo Borough Council Loan now. I We will pay you 4.5% for 1 year, 4.75% for 2 years, 5% for 3 years, 5.25% for 4 years, I 5.5% for 5 years, 5.75% for 6 years and 6.25% for I 10 to 20 years. Contact your solicitor, trading bank, trustee savings bank, accountant or sharebroker for a I prospectus or write: rr— Ti i I The Town Clerk, Taupo Borough Council. I J RO. Box 142. Taupo'. { j I • Please sond me a copv oi your latest prospectus. • name I S i I 1 ! i atklress . J I I j I ! ' J ! " " v TAUP() BOROl'GH j i km COUNCIL LOAN i . || | L_ I \n itiitlwriscd I'rustee .security. Undcnvritiug brokers: Daysh , Remmt 4- C>. ^ I Protect your investment, f your property, by protecting your lake. | 5.4