Notes On New Zealand
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I will now, having given this brief out- line of the subject, take the various crops as they come.
Wheat, as I have already stated, is the main grain crop. It is mostly grown in the South Island j in fact, comparatively little grain is grown in the North Island.
78 NOTES ON NEW ZEALAND, The richer land is, of course, best suited to this crop. The principal wheat grow- ing districts are as follows : Around Blenheim, the capital of the Marlborough Province ; around Kaipoi and Christ- church in Ca...nterbury ; and throughout the Ashburton district, where we find Mr. John Grig's large estate, at one time a swamp, but reclaimed through the energy of its owner ; in South Canterbury and the Methven district, where is situated Messrs. Gould and Cameron's estate ; further south in the VVaimate district, where Mr. Studholme possesses a large tract of splendid country ; in the Timaru NOTES ON NEW ZEALAND. 79 and Oamaru districts, where there is some magnificent land for grain, extremely rich and fertile, the yield sometimes reaching 60 bushels an.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will now, having given this brief out- line of the subject, take the various crops as they come.
Wheat, as I have already stated, is the main grain crop. It is mostly grown in the South Island j in fact, comparatively little grain is grown in the North Island.
78 NOTES ON NEW ZEALAND, The richer land is, of course, best suited to this crop. The principal wheat grow- ing districts are as follows : Around Blenheim, the capital of the Marlborough Province ; around Kaipoi and Christ- church in Ca...nterbury ; and throughout the Ashburton district, where we find Mr. John Grig's large estate, at one time a swamp, but reclaimed through the energy of its owner ; in South Canterbury and the Methven district, where is situated Messrs. Gould and Cameron's estate ; further south in the VVaimate district, where Mr. Studholme possesses a large tract of splendid country ; in the Timaru NOTES ON NEW ZEALAND. 79 and Oamaru districts, where there is some magnificent land for grain, extremely rich and fertile, the yield sometimes reaching 60 bushels an.
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