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ALT Black, white, and gray comic art of seven humans, one cat, and one sea creature. The humans are of different skin tones and clothing from eras ranging from 1800s-present. The cat is cradled in the arms of a girl who is holding a selfie stick for their group shot at the edge of the harbour in Wellington. Behind them, the sea creature, a giant feminine person, is grinning and making "chaka" hand signs -- she is happy.
ALT Vintage poster on yellowed paper with a hand-drawn, smiling uniformed constable holing up his permit log. Text reads: Haunt Authority Management Compliance Organisation Wellington "Situation well in hand" A HAMCOW haunting permit is required to haunt on public Wellington allotments. Each ghost within a haunting party and intending to haunt in a single allotment must have a group Permit. Urban Legend allotments are strictly prohibited Restricted Heritage Sites. Permits, Haunt Licences, and Urban Legend Designations cannot be transferred to, or be used by, anyone else. Open Haunt Areas do not add points toward Full Haunt Licencing. Restricted Permits often have specific special conditions, eg for a limited period. Before you haunt in Wellington Find out what permit you need to haunt on licenced allotments. Apply today! Class 1, 2, and 3 Permits. Indoor Permits Available. Haunt in most designated Authorised Ghosts Exempt areas outside most time restrictions. Enquire about our Lear
ALT Strong Wind Warning - Red Area: Wellington, and Wairarapa south of Carterton Period: 10 hours from 8:00am Thu 23 Oct to 6:00pm Thu 23 Oct Forecast: Severe gale northwesterlies with damaging gusts of 140 km/h in exposed places. Impact: Threat to life from flying items and falling trees. Destructive winds will cause widespread damage including powerlines and roofs, with dangerous driving conditions and significant disruption to transport and power supply. Action: Stay indoors or seek sturdy shelter away from trees. Avoid travel. Be ready for power and communication outages.
