TO RETIRE.—A well-known high country runholder, Mr David McLeod, of Grasmere, is shortly to retire from active farming. He is shown here with his wife outside their homestead, which is one of the oldest inhabited houses in Canterbury. Part of it was erected about 1857.
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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32251, 20 March 1970, Page 6
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45TO RETIRE.—A well-known high country runholder, Mr David McLeod, of Grasmere, is shortly to retire from active farming. He is shown here with his wife outside their homestead, which is one of the oldest inhabited houses in Canterbury. Part of it was erected about 1857. Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32251, 20 March 1970, Page 6
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