NEW ZEALAND’S WONDERFUL BUSH. A CIVIL ENcTnEER’S EXPERIENCE. Mr J. Blair Mason, the well-known Civil and Marine Engineer,, writing ro the vast limber resources around Oknrito. Westland, soys:—"l spent a pleasant but perspiring day amongst the forest giants of the Great Western Timber Company’s sawmill area near the Okarito Township, and was much impressed by the size and quantity of magnificent rimu and totara trees. On a previous visit one had the opportunity of viewing their northern block, and 1 found there the thickest growth of rimu and white pino that can he seen anywhere." This wonderful forest is to be opened up by the Great Western Timber Co-. Ltd., prospectus for which may ho obtained from -ti- branch of the Bank of New Zealand, or Mr Arthur Petherick, F.I.A N.Z F.P.A. N.Z., Public Accountant, Winders Building, Wellington; Mr J. A. Bruce, 27, Panama street- or from Messrs Frank Graham and Son. Sharebrokers, Christchurch.— Advt.
War, Loans mads bv Groat Britain to the Allies totalis JBL666 J 000 ) 000.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10634, 6 July 1920, Page 6
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