SMALL CAPITALISTS.
NEW ZEALAND OPPORTUNITIES. (Press Association—Copyright.) LONDON June 15. "No country in the world offers better prospects to the man with small capital than New Zealand," said Sir James Pair, at a meeting of the Royal Colonial Institute, at which Lord Jellicoe presided. Sir James Parr added that if migrants of this type were prepared to work and wait they could not go wrong. He appealed to retired business 1 , professional, ; naval, and military mem to consider the prospects of their families from this viewpoint. Lord Jellicoe remarked that he wondered why Britishers ate Danish butter when New Zealand was available. He appealed to the audience to encourage the consumption of New Zealand and Australian butter.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLVIII, Issue 10944, 16 June 1927, Page 5
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