L E T ' $ S T 0 P T k � $ � D R 0 W NI N G $ Ihis Glqq 7cat Ie motked Mec 0 afe do9 Atimmimgl This new tlag in bold red and yellow will be flown by every surf club in New Zealand this summer When You see the flag flying on the Surf Clubhouse ic means swimming is safe WITHIN THE MARKED AREA OF THE BEACH: If there is no flag flying there is no patrol on duty. Although there has not been a single drowning fatality on any patrolled beach for 3 years, the surf is potentially dangerous and last year over 200 rescues were made by surf clubs. Be wise at the beach keep within the marked safety zones leave beach balls, inflated mattresses and rubber floats on land they can carry You un- knowingly into danger swim with the crowd there'$ safety in numbers. The Surf Clubs are doing a grand job help them in their service by using common sense _ by obeying their notices_by watching for the safecy flags: If this flag is NOT flying, and on unpatrolled beaches, take great care: 90% 0F DRowniNGS ARE PrevenTABLE Inserted by the Physical Welfare and Recreation Branch of the Internal Affalrs Department
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 22, Issue 552, 20 January 1950, Page 3
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206Page 3 Advertisement 2 New Zealand Listener, Volume 22, Issue 552, 20 January 1950, Page 3
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