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New Zealand Tablet, 30 July 1914, Page 36

The progress that is being made in some of the coastal districts between Gisborne and Auckland has been very rapid during the past year. This is apparent from the fact that from one small port in the Bay of Plenty the expert of wool during last season was only 365 bales, and it is anticipated that the export during the coming season will increase to 1000 bales. Practically the same may be said of several other places along the coast and, in the opinion of a Napier business man who is closely in touch with these parts, there is a great future before the coastal districts between Gisborne and Auckland. «