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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 49, Issue 15048, 29 November 1923, Page 5

NELSON PINE FOREST, LTD. <‘BEST FORESTRY ENTERPRISE IN THE DOMINION. ’ ’ The forest is to be planted on ex- _ -cellent land, ideal for tree-growing. '"Less than a mile from Belgrove Rail•way station —only 22 miles from Nelson. Big and growing timber market in the -district, among Nelson’s progressive :farmers and fruitgrowers. Easy terms to investors. £25 per ishare, payable £2 10s on application, £2 10s on allotment, £5 per annum for years, without interest. should commence in fifteen ■years, growing year by year. A reasonable expectation is a perpetual income rising from 20 to 60 per cent, on the capital invested. Full particulars about the Company and the ;.growing of pinus insignis, in the Prospectus, obtainable from the Secretary, 'JNelson Pine Forest, Ltd., Nelson. 1

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