The Dunstan Times says: Most of the sheep owners on the Lauder and the Cambrian Hills wore caught by the snow . with their sheep on the high country the week before last, and snow raking has been fairly general. One, party who went out early in the week were glad to get back to safe country again, and had to leavea'pacJ-horse behind them, being unable to get the animal down tl*-e mountain. Fortunately the anow shifted a good bit during! the week, and at the latter end settlers were fairly successful in getting their sheep out.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 13091, 3 June 1913, Page 3
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