Mount Peel Station

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DescriptionMount Peel Station and Ōrāri Gorge Station were among the first sheep stations in Canterbury, New Zealand, in the early days of European settlement. They were established jointly in 1855 by Charles Tripp and John Barton Arundel Acland when they were granted an extensive pastoral lease in South Canterbury. In 1861 the partnership came to an amicable end with Charles Tripp taking over Ōrāri Gorge Station and Acland remaining at Mount Peel.

The Aoraki Heritage Collection holds several books on the history of Mount Peel Station. Please follow the link below or contact us for more information.External LinkTimaru District Libraries catalogue: Search for 'Mount Peel Station'TypeFarmGeolocation^[1]Geo AddressNew ZealandSubjectStations and Runs

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Image of Mount Peel Station homestead, 1890. Taken from 'My early days' by Ellen Tripp.

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PersonJ B A AclandCharles TrippSir John AclandPlacePeel ForestŌrāri Gorge Station

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