Photo: National Publicity Studios Trees on a river flat killied by shingle, brought down as the result of the high country and smothering the low-lying land. In this valley, Shingle to a depth of 48 feet has been deposited in 14 years. (Upper Waipaoa River, Poverty Bay.)
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Forest and Bird, Issue 148, 1 May 1963, Unnumbered Page
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47Photo: National Publicity Studios Trees on a river flat killied by shingle, brought down as the result of the high country and smothering the low-lying land. In this valley, Shingle to a depth of 48 feet has been deposited in 14 years. (Upper Waipaoa River, Poverty Bay.) Forest and Bird, Issue 148, 1 May 1963, Unnumbered Page
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