The Prohibitionists as well as the Knights of Labour want to chip in with the Cheviot estate, Let ushope that their desire will be granted I There is a general idea that the cold bour land of this property is a sort of Naboth's vineyard and probably only a year or two's sojourn on the estate will convinoe tho enthusiastic supporters of the Government, who look forward to dwelling under their own vines and fig trees in this happy spot, that the Cheviot hills are a paradise for merinos only, All trustworthy evidence so far goes'to show that this estate can only be profitably occupied by agile sheep. When it ia abandoned by the Knights of Labour aud deserted by Prohibitionists it will probably bo again stocked with that useful settler—when a better cannot be found—the merino.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4331, 31 January 1893, Page 2
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