The offer of a good position in another town. A splendid opportunity for advancement. How often have >neh chances been turned down became of the seemingly immense problem of removal? Yet a removal from one end of New Zealand to the other is quite a simple matter when bandied by the New Zealand Express Company. Everything ia taken ont of your hands. Packing, transport, and unpacking at the other end—all are attended to by experts, and goods arrive at their destination ju time, in perfect condition. —% British Ministry of Agriculture figures for 1929 show a decrease in plough! and of 161,000 acres, compared with the proviousyeas.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20026, 6 September 1930, Page 17
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