Knuckle Point on the Karikari Peninsula in the Far North, purchased with $2.7 million from the Nature Heritage Fund. There were buyer inquiries from all round the world, but the land is now a scenic reserve.
PETER ANDERSON
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Forest and Bird, Issue 308, 1 May 2003, Page 27
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38Knuckle Point on the Karikari Peninsula in the Far North, purchased with $2.7 million from the Nature Heritage Fund. There were buyer inquiries from all round the world, but the land is now a scenic reserve. PETER ANDERSON Forest and Bird, Issue 308, 1 May 2003, Page 27
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