No. 45 (December 1963)
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Children who are watched ….
With children, most drownings occur because “no-one noticed”. An ounce of caution can save a ton of regret. All forms of water call for positive action.
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Water hazards around the home. Sheep dips, water troughs, wells, ditches, reservoirs, tanks. Fence or cover them now—before they claim young lives. |
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Rivers and beaches. Take no chances. Watch all the time when children are swimming. Count heads to be sure that none disappear. |
The Secretary, National Water Safety Committee, 632
Dept. of Internal Affairs,
Private Bag, WELLINGTON.
Dept. of Internal Affairs,
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