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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 23 June 1925, Page 7

IP IT WERE ' YOU ? Suppose that you were told that you had to plant a forest to provide at least 20,000,000 feet of timber each year for Taranaki —where would you plant your trees? In Taranaki, of course! That's logic, and here’s evidence that you’d be quite right: Mr Maxwell, of Eahotu, has grown and experimented with trees in Taranaki for 31 years, whilst Mr V. C. Davies, the well-known horticulturist of New Plymouth, has a wide knowledge of the world’s forests and tree culture. Both of these gentlemen, with others of equally .good repute, are behind the TARANAKI PERMANENT FORESTS LTD., a company owning country about 9 miles from New Plymouth, which is now being planted with varieties of timber trees particularly suited to this district. You can -easily become part ownerof these forests. It is quite possible -that at least £SOO will be the return on each £25 share, and there is every,indieation of profits commencing in about 12 years. Write for full -information and prospectus to the. Chief Agents, Taranaki Permanent Forests Ltd;; K. Scott Gandy and Co., Box 919, Wellington. —l4