UNPARALLELED! £l ,250,000 worth of bonds sold within 22 months Investing Public Stand Firmly Behind Pioneer Afforestation Companies in Smith-Wylie Group Second issue of Forestry Bonds now available. Tho investing public throughout New Zealand, Australia, and the British Isles stand firmly behind the pioneer afforestation companies in the Smlth-Wylic Group. Evidence of this support is not wanting when it is realised that i1,*00,000 worth of Bonds has been sold within the past twenty-two months. Adjectives are unnecessary in defining th“ marvellous advances made in tho afforestation cause. Already the names of N.Z. Perpetual Forests, Ltd., and Smith, Wylie, and Co., Ltd., managers and brokers, have attracted international notice. The record of achievement is unparalleled in commercial history. Enormous _ planting work has been accomplished on the afforestation blocks of the companies in the Smith-Wylie Group, the area of which to date is in the vicinity ol 100,000 acres in the best tree-growing land in the world. Purchasers of N.Z. Perpetual Forests, Ltd., Bonds are not confined to any particular section of the community. Everybody has realised the potential value in an investment which is essentially one with saiegu-'ded national resources. Investors appreciate the lact that the investment, with lls va.. .ale Death Benefits and other attributes, places N.Z. Perpetual Forests, Ltd., Bonds in a category at once profitable as well as patriotic. The selling ol the Bonds has been confined solely to the British Empire, and in view of the serious shortage ol soft woods in the world to-day the work accomplished by N.Z. Perpetual Forests, Ltd., is o! a nation-building character, not only in the creation of new industries for the manufacture of wood pulp, artificial silk (“ Rayon and the extraction ol dyes and by-products, but in solidifying the commercial strength of the British Empire by eliminating unnecessary importation of paper products which can bo made within the Empire. Persons who have not alrendr subscribed for Bonds in N.Z. Perpetual Forests, Ltd., should communicate at once with Smith, Wylie, and Co., Ltd., and request that (he latest prospectus containing full information of the investment he forwarded. SMITH, WYLIE, & CO., LTD. District Headquarters! Corner Moray Place W., or P.O. Box 141, Dancdla. rtVaTW-. to & 115357 g|| |p| your & im Wise folk would no more go "out for the day" without a camera than they would with their eyes shut. When your eye sees a good picture let your camera record it for always. Let "Sucklings" equip you with a good camera from their complete range of Kodaks and Brownies from 10/6 to £18.0.0. *6 efi 4* me. 30 PONCE?, f r Opposite City Hole/ Quiet In Operation North’s Patent Low Down, Silent Flushing Cistern is made In New Zealand in onr own workshops, and is acknowledged as the best of its kind on the market. This, together with Baths, Basins, Closets, Gas Cali, fonts, and Sinks, can be inspected at onr Stnart Street Show Rooms. Late night Friday. Reg’d Patent No, 52230. North’s Patent. mm II a rr->n A. & T. BURT, LTD., AUCKLAND. WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, TIMARU, DUNEDIN, and INVERCARGILL. ywwimwHwdW Dunedin Housewives Are acknowledged to he the most discriminating judges of Butter in New Zealand-only the very choicest is good enough for Dunedin, This nice discrimination is graphically shown by the over-increas-ing sales of Otago’s Best Butter— 4 HUIA ’ Brand. December, 1928 1 wmm December, 1925—90.0001 b “ Huin ” Butter consumed: If you want the very choicest, always distinctly specify ‘HUIA’ Butter
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Evening Star, Issue 19197, 13 March 1926, Page 13
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