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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 28 September 1901, Page 4

Crops and vegetation in the North Canterbury district arc still (says yesterday’s Press) awaiting rain showers, and the growth of the grain up to the present has been very slow. The season for lambing has been perfect, which on all sides has bean satisfactory and the percentages good, with very few subsequent losses.' Of course, now the lambs are here, the farmers are most anxious to have some grass. Upon the high country matters are rather better than on the plains for there passing showers have freshened the herbage, and the new stock are thriving.

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