STATE ADVANCES
(To the Editor.) Sir,—Your correspondents, "This .Year, Sometime," and "A Worker" have voic-' ed their experiences in reference to the attitude of the State Advances Department, but there is still another way in which this affects settlement and providing homes for those desiring them. I refer to the property owner, whose interests suffer because those persons to whom he has sold sections cannot get loans, and this means in the newer districts that settlement is retarded and land that should' be sold and occupied lays idle against the wish and interest of the owner. Undeniably the present attitude of the Department is unfair,' but who can alter it?—l am, etc., PROPERTY OWNER.
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 125, 29 May 1928, Page 8
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