The bench for miles south of Tiuuuu bears broad whifcey-brown bands of dead ascidians, or stalked sea-squirts. These curious vegetable animals must grow m enormous profusion so.mewhetre m the south, to have furnished such a quantity of victims to recent storms.
Speaking at a public meeting at Uuiuaraa, the other clay, a leading Tarcinaki resident expressed the opinion thait the bottom lmd far from dropped out of tlie dairy industry, and mentioned tliat near Ka-u-pokonui, where he was going, a farm had recently sold for £28 an acre.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 10141, 30 August 1904, Page 4
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