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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 293, 8 December 1923, Page 13

j DOMINION MUST STAND ALONE.

I In Timber Growing. The above is the verdict of the Director of tbe N.Z. State Forest Service, after his recent visit to Canada and U.S.A.. and bis interviews with the heads of the forest branches of all Empire countries. I Private enterprise must act, plant forests—produce timber for future needs. All other countries are getting short of timber; we must not trust to outside supplies. Get a share or two in Nelson Tine Forest. Ltd.—A new corapauv being formed with £75,000 capital, divided into :iOOO shares of £2o each Each share payable £2 10/ on application. £2 1,0/ on allotment, balauce in four annual payments of £-5 each (no interest). Get a Prospectus to-day from Nelson Pine Forest, Ltd.. Nelson. Applications for shares may be made to any broker affiliated to tiie Stock Exchange Association of New Zealand, or any branch of the Bank of New Zealand, from whom Prospectuses may also be obtained.—(Ad. I

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