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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 3, Issue 166, 30 January 1914, Page 4

A recent visitor to the southern end of the Dominion states that during a fairly lengthy pilgrimage through the Island he has never seen feed so luxurious as during this sear.o.l. Grass is abundant everywhere, and a prosperous season is assured to farmers who have a sufficiency of stcck. Those who have not that luck will have to pay to be accommodated, as all classes of stock are assured of reaching much higher prices than usual. Crops are very backward in the South on account of the heavy rain that prevailed throughout the spring, and the preparation of the ground for root crops has also teen much delayed.