A LESS COMPETITIVE INDUSTRY Few people are aware of (he fact that there is an annual market in countries of the. Southern Hemisphere for over £30.000.000 worth, of softwoods, paper and puip, yet (here is not a pulp mill south of the line, because at present there, is not a sufficiently lar£e stand of accessible softwood forest to warrant the establishment of a pulp mill. New Zealand's greatest competitors in marketing primary products Will become her best customers„when N.Z.-Per-petual Forests. Ltd.. establishes the pmping industry in the near future.—Adrfc.
Tourist: 5 interested in Maori lore _\vi II appreciate "Where the White Man Treads." Leading booksellers, of Herajjb Office, A lackland; 9s, post free.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21358, 6 December 1932, Page 5
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