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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 80, 6 August 1945, Page 3

THE most frequent question we are asked is: Why do not you plant varieties other than Insignis? Here is the answer: | I H. G. KINGSLAND, NURSERYMAN, 206 Nile St., Nelson. It will produce a larger return in a shorter period than any other known tree in the world. It is very much more quickly and cheaply transplanted than any other tree. Contrary to popular opinion the areas in New Zealand where it will really thrive are limited. We have those areas in the coastal districts of Nelson Province. The tree will thrive on the poorest of land, can be cheaply established and will provide large returns of second-class timber in II or 12 years. Owing to rapid advances in science during the war year secondclass timber can now be converted to first-class durable timber. PLANT PIN US INSIGNIS. We Have The Trees.

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