TIDE DEFINITELY TURNED

Taranaki Daily News, 21 June 1928, Page 8

TIDE DEFINITELY TURNED

/RURAL PROSPERITY AHEAD. (By Wire. —Special to News.) Auckland, Last Night. Speaking to-day to the shareholders in the Farmers’ Trading Company, the chairman of directors, Mr. James Boddie, said that for the last seven or eight years the country settler had been struggling against a combination of adverse circumstances unparalleled, perhaps, in tho history of this country. It was a well-known fact that some of the most capable and deserving of our farmers had gone under, with, in many cases, 41 savings of a lifetime. He thought, however, that the tide had definitely turned and that the financial vear on which a p-* ng would bring with it an era of better days, days in which industry and perseverance would bring their just reward in a return of prosperity to tho mon on the land.

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