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Grey River Argus, 20 September 1932, Page 4

HEAVY INVESTING DURING 1931. The more difficult the times the more assurance investors require regarding the stability of their investments. The fact that for the year ending March, 1932, over £245.000 worth of bonds were subscribed speaks volumes for the stability of investment which N.Z. Perpetual Forests Ltd., has to offer its bondholders. I hese heavy subscriptions during the depression period will seem almost incredible. 1 hey are, however, due to a growing appreciation and realisation, arising from intelligent investigation on the part of the Public, of the fact that the scientific world has developed new uses for timber and its products. rough diminishing accessible supplies of softwood throughout the world and increasing demand, timber must become a still more valuable commodity when times again become normal. —1