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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20074, 11 October 1928, Page 9

{Published by Arrangement.) TOBACCO PROFITS. Not, only in oilier parts of .the world, Great Britain and U.S.A. for example, but also in New Zealand, enormous profits are being made by Tobacco Companies. In tho fourth year of business a Tobacco Company in this"Dominion, on a paid-up capital of £35,793, showed the disclosed profits as being £21,776, or a net piofit of 53£ per cent, on capital for tho year. Investors now have an opportunity of acquiring shares, at par, in the N.Z. Tobacco Company, Ltd., a company now being promoted with a capital of £7/5,000. Already a steady stream of applications has set in, and owing to the unique privi- : leges enjoyed by local companies, investors are seizing this opportunity for profitable employment of funds. Tobacco shares, " , a class, have probably made more n>°. for the fortunate owners than almos other,l;ype of share. , % "1 Full particulars concerning th'S * , , tive proposition are contain* cd pjiuy's prospectus, ZW free copy to the. O'S""* I '"fa# Auc kUnited Brokers,: ktd., 80. land. :