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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11760, 6 October 1932, Page 3

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•’ Attention is drawn to the dangerous practice of swimming, in thn crater lake on. Mb Ruapehu in tJio annual report on„publi cdphiuins and national parjjs, presented to Parliament. "It.-is pointed out tlnif; in one instance, it was reported that two swimmers . encountered considerable difficulties owing to jibe- excessively cold and- warm, .patches of . wafer mot with. , Swiminers .under spell conditions , wore liable to-cramp, in, {lie cold - areas of. the lake or may possibly . find f . themselvog suddenly surrounded i with scalding, . wafer. There was also the •:danger of meetiijg gas, of' an overpowering . nature arising from ' patches of, the lake.. The manager of the Chateau had Tieen instructed 'to warn visitors oh fliei (dangers referred |toy. ’but 'the National Park Board desired to give Ip wide r ' a publicity 'as possible to ftie miitter, with a view -to- prevehtvng adventurous spirits from K embarking on > miir-h' a. ..foolhardy <?>::