Innovative capital resources - South Canterbury
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https://doi.org/10.33584/jnzg.2016.78.507Abstract
South Canterbury has a history of innovative capital investment in agriculture, as a rural region of New Zealand. Henry Sewell, an early Canterbury politician, said in 1956 that "Timaru is a miserable apology for a shipping place without wood or water. Nothing will ever spring up there but a public-house, a store and a woolshed". Luckily, with innovative use of capital resources that predication has been proven wrong.Downloads
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