Captain William Barnard Rhodes later bought Revans’s land at Tongue Point stocking it with shorthorn cattle. His young manager, James McMenamen (known as Terawhiti Jack), later bought the Tongue Point farm and neighbouring blocks, forming Terawhiti Station and (later) Te Kamaru Station (at Te Ika a maru Bay).
Captain William Barnard Rhodes's purchase of Revans's Tongue Point land led to the introduction of shorthorn cattle. His young manager, James McMenamen (known as Terawhiti Jack), later acquired the farm and surrounding areas, establishing Terawhiti Station and Te Kamaru Station (at Te Ika a maru Bay).