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! The }?}•!•!•.•• niv Wednesday 1 presenkii i.<j Iho ■iu><Uv t oi tativ©a n :viin r; <ji .siioop in the Dominion \r;> i-o .Apr: 5 30, 1913.' This shows t'hiii as eon: v:od with 1912 the number of sheep '; a increased by 441,657 !!irnu;ili >; the Dominion. The totals are as tallow:— - , 1912. 1913 North Ision.l i 2.618.019 13,145,445' South Island 11.132,064 11,016,365 23,750,183 24,191,810 North Island net increase ... 527,356 Sotith Isbncl net decrease ... 85,699 Dominion 441,657_ The number of sheep iri the Dominion is the second highest on record, being beaten only by the 24,269,620 recorded in 1910. The district totals are as follow: —Auckland, 1,340,318; Napier, 5,780,201; Wellington, 6,024,926; Marlborough, Nelson and Westland, 1,298,287; Canterbury, 5,193,691; Otago, 4,554,387. There were 21,527 sheep owners as against 21,471 last year.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 5 September 1913, Page 7
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131UNKNOWN Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 5 September 1913, Page 7
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