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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18517, 20 October 1925, Page 10

SONO .M.V Gramophones that not depreciate bei you have finished pai for them Robert Francis EXTENSIVE PLANTING OPI BY N.Z. PERPETUAL FORES Bondholders and others interested in N.Z. Pcr_ will appreciate the progress which has been made ia'pltug A total of 9,700 t acres has been planted with Pinus. pioneer companies have also planted extensively. Aff« planted 2,000 acres, while Putaruru Forests Ltd. has i acres, and'now negotiations have boen mado by N& 3P Ltd. whereby 35,000 acres will be planted in the next All these Companies aro in the Smith Wylio group. An excellent scries of views illustrating the work "The Auckland Weekly jS t cws" (Ist October, 1925), planting operations is depicted. The extensive nurseries and planted areas define clearly the magnittttN already accomplished. To protect Bondholder? in N.Z. Perpetual have been made with Tho Australasian Forestry" V Company Ltd. This Company will have unusual siiji the administration. The Bondholders have Complete control of. the the Forestry Company has no right to tho appointment-,! Trustee Directors. Prior to the formation of the Bondholders' interests were safeguarded by individttiP The security of the Trust Company, and the definite performance of all contracts, stamps N.Z. Perpetual the hall-mark of a genuine investment. The success of N:Z. Perpetual Forests Ltd. is well performing a great national 'work of patriotic as wdM and the favourable remarks of recent Viscount Burnham, leader of the Empire Press Ddfthe Hon. Crawford Vaughan, ex-Premier "of South Al tially an accolade which few people • can ignore. JSTo modern home i* comj one of theee *r&sßo Bang Everyone guaranteed tux M keeper. Quality and Ka Two Shops: 744 Colombo Street 270 High Street aud Com Cg9QO I C a' e use R T 5 s WELL AN the /mew Triangular stick!