HARVEST PROSPECTS IN THE SOUTH.

Marlborough Express, Volume XL, Issue 4, 5 January 1907, Page 2

HARVEST PROSPECTS IN THE SOUTH.

In a conversation with a Post: reporter yesterday the Premier,. discussing the agricultural prospects^ in the South, said anxiety was felt in. some parts on account of the long-sustained ■spell of dry weather. This particularly applied to North Otago, where; the farmers - were anxiously looking forward, for rain. Further south,, however, things are more hopeful. In; his own district, and in Southland generally, the oat crops were good. At the- same time Sir Joseph said he anticipated there would be a slight, decrease in the total yield of grain for the colony, but the deficiency would not be of such dimensions as to cause any alarm.

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