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had originally taken up a pastoral lease there in 1854 and had been developing it as a sheep and cattle run. The brothers drained 2,000 acres (810 ha) of swamp and started a large cropping programme as well as running 26,000 sheep there. The
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Joseph Francis Studholme (10 March 1866 â 12 July 1930)
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Members of the New Zealand House of Representatives
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758:Burke's peerage, baronetage & knightage
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317:John Studholme explored
173:Joseph Francis Studholme
143:William Sefton Moorhouse
139:Paul Studholme (brother)
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1217:Settlers of New Zealand
211:region of New Zealand.
179:Florence Mary Studholme
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1111:New Zealand Parliament
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863:Mr. John Studholme
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350:Waiau River
111:Independent
81:29 May 1829
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382:Coldstream
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215:Early life
209:Canterbury
188:Alma mater
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608:Family
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435:Years
272:Nelson
256:Rakaia
252:Selwyn
116:Spouse
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307:Otago
284:North
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