Ōtorohanga police are hoping the flush out the culprit or culprits who stole a cistern from a public toilet block last week.
Sergeant Jimmie Walker said the door leading to a toilet near netball courts on Alex Telfer Drive in Ōtorohanga was forced open to get access to the cistern, which is valued at about $500.
Walker described the incident on Thursday night or Friday morning as “very odd”.
The damage to a cubicle most people use to spend a penny was estimated $100.
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