PAPER SHORTAGE. In an article in the “Empire Forestry Journal,” Mr J. O. Boving, a recognised authority, stated:— “If we may assume that in five years to ten years’ time the commercial conditions of the world will once more be nearly normal, it will then be found that the demand for paper has outstripped the supply, and prices will soar to such heights that we shall be face to face with a real paper famine.” It is just at that time that N.Z. Perpetual Forests Limited’s commercial afforestation project will have reached maturity, and bondholders should be receiving the profits from the realisation of their first crop.—Advt.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 September 1932, Page 4
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