MORE CO-OPERATION AMONGST FARMERS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 15 December 1920, Page 5

MORE CO-OPERATION AMONGST FARMERS.

One of the most attractive features of the prospectus of the New Zealand Cooperative "Woollen Mills, Ltd., is the ! statement that there are to be no promoters', shares; nothing is to be given to anybody. On this point a fiinancial expert writes in a weekly journal:— "The whole offering is sane, sober, and respectable. There are no promoters' pickings to be paid for. Every investor can. come in on the ground floor, and thus fully enjoyjyhg future premium which the business will quickly gather to itself, as the result of sound management, and a world-wide demand for its goods." Farmers! This is to be your woollen mill, operated for your benefit. Shareholders who supply wool to the mill will receiv bonuses; shareholders who buy the mill's manufactures will receive rebates. The co-operative principle must develop, so support the New Zealand Co-operative Woollen Mills, Ltd., , by making frnmedSate application for shares. Full particulars in the prospectus, obtainable from any branch of ■j the Bank of New Zealand, *or from the secretary of the company, 12. King's ; Chambers, Commerce street, Auckland —Advt.