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Waikato Argus, Volume XXXVI, Issue 5726, 1 October 1914, Page 2

Mr John Oxley, of Alberta, Canada, writing to the Wyndham Farmer, says:—"The best butter and cheese we can purchase on these Western prairies is the New Zealand product, and it also makes a higher price than any of the local products. Canada has been over-boomed. The Government is now deporting out-of-work and indigent immigrants. Land may be cheap (?), but the farmer here is frozen up for six months of the year, and very often his crops are ruined by frost or hail. New Zealand farmers should take no note of the talk of the 'teeming prairies' and the 'golden North-West.' Be convinced of this: that in comparison with this you are verily in 'Cod's Own Country,' and incomparably better oil than the Canadian homesteader and small farmer."

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