HALF - MOON BAY.
Is also- a- sheltered harbor. The land is, superior in quality, not very thickly timbered,! and a considerable area of it available. Some of -it; on the south side, has been cultivated by Mr Harrold, and some Q-ermans who have been located for upwards of twelve months. The results of their labour testify to the productiveness of the soil, and the practicability of colonising Stewart Island. ' Reserve. — I would recommend a village reserve of 100 -acres as per enclosed sketch. I understand that there is a tolerable inland track to it from Kaipipi Bay, Paterson Inlet, by which settlers along the north shore of that Inlet might obtam" supplies "shbuld'the stress of weather obBtructithe navigation, which, I should imagine, is of by no means infrequent occurrence. -\.
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Southland Times, Issue 620, 18 January 1867, Page 7
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129HALF – MOON BAY. Southland Times, Issue 620, 18 January 1867, Page 7
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