GOLD BY THE TON.
THE PUBLIC KNOW..' BIG SUPPORT GIVEN TO "GOLiDEN TERttACE." Everybody acquainted with. the gold history of New Zealand knows of the colossal amounts of gold already won from the banks of the famous Shotover River—the richest river in the world. They, know that operations only ceased through the gold being beyond the | reach of the recovery methods then ( used—they also know that all previous j records are likely to be broken because ! gold sinks to the lowest levels, m positions' never' before touched, but within easy reach of the powerful dredge that will be built by The Golden Terrace Extended Gold Dredging Company,
Ltd.. . . That these facts are fully appreciated bv the public is shown by the demand for "Golden Terrace" . Shares. Though only before the public for a short while, the demand for shares has been so great that the directors made their first allotment of shares last week. It will be realised that "Golden Terrace" is an investment far .above the ordinary, and every advantage will be enjoyed by those who are buying their shares now so as to benefit by th" greatly increased value 6f their hold- : ings as soon .as the rich gold deposits are located.. For that reason it will I be appreciated that applications for j shares should be sent in without delay, j Application forms, prospectuses, and further information may be obtained by caljing on ,the Local Brokers, J. S. I)aV and Co., National Chambers. 161 Hereford street (opposite the Union Steam Ship Offices) Christchiirch— if you live out of town, write in to day.
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18677, 28 April 1926, Page 10
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