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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2461, 27 March 1909, Page 4

The best thing for nervous, pakv young girls is Stearns’ W ine, for it increases their strength, renews and enriches the blood and sharpens the appetite. It is a matchless tonic, During his recent visit to Westland, the Under-Secretary of Lands, M' Kensington, inspected the area of < Crown land which has been taken up by a syndicate for wood-pulp purposes. The land is situated between Deception Diver (which flows into the Otira) and Teremakau river, a few miles on the Greymouth side of the Otira Gorge. None of the timber on it is suitable for milling, but it is said to be well adapted for converting into wood-pulp. About 10,000 acres have been set apart, which'may be extended to 20,000 acresif- necessary. Owing to the moisture of the locality, any 'bush of this nature cut down rapidly grows again, thus any .gaps made will be restored within a year or two. The company Ins not entered into possession, but it is - understood that the necessary • capital _ to work the industry is being raised abroad. The conditions of the lease provide that within one year from the ’date of the signing of the lease, a commencement must be made with the erection of machinery.