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GREETING CHEERY STRANGERS
THOSE who are approached by strangers with charming and in--1 gratiating manners, should heed "N.Z. Truth's" ter^ commandments: — .. , , , (1) Don't fall m with their request to accompany them to a land agency office. ... i (2) Don't believe their assurances that land yog have never seen is going to make your fortune because it will be worth .double tomorrow what it is worth to-day. , , . , . , ■ , (3) Don't buy any land without having had it valued by an independent and reliable valuator. (4) Don't listen to a plausible story and allow yourself to be persuaded into signing a contract until after you have seen the whole contract completely filled >"■,,.. (5) Don't hesitate to ask the pleasant stranger to go to your solicitor and there satisfy you of his bona-fides. (6) Don't ignore tho ad.vice of your solicitor, your valuator, or your bank manager, and you will be reasonably safe. (7) Don't listen to any verbal or written promise of an early resale at a big profit. (8) Don't believe that the Railway Department is eager to buy the property and build railway lines through it until you have found out that the lines will really be constructed within a reasonable time. (9) Don't believe that the property you are offered is only five minutes' walk from the railway station until you have walked it your(10) Don't listen to the gentle urger who wants to make you rich because he has taken a fancy to you. Call a policeman, who will probably know him much better than you do,
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NZ Truth, Issue 1168, 19 April 1928, Page 7
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