NOTE OF OPTIMISM.
BUSINESS ON THE MEND. ADVICE TO LAND AGENTS. TOO MANY 44 LONG FACES." " Too many of us are inclined to go about with a long face, but there is little wrong with business," said Mr. P. ,J. Crump, president of the Auckland Real Estato Institute, at the annual meeting last evening. The speaker added that he thought a rational investigation of the financial situation would reveal to pessimists that they had not the right perspective. " The general opinion of our executive is that there is a trend to better prospects," said Mr. Crump. " Farms are being sold by reasonable men and bought by men who know what they are getting," he continued. " The man who sits in his office and says there is nothing doing never gets anything. If he gets outside with .a little studied optimism ho will find there is always a litflo doing for the man who is looking about. Business is on the mend."
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19720, 20 August 1927, Page 12
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