THE WONDERFUL NORTH

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 218, 3 December 1927, Page 25 (Supplement)

THE WONDERFUL NORTH

rich land available increased PRODUCTION (From Our Own Correspondent) In conversation with a SUN representative. Mr. G. G. Littlejohn, manager of the Dargaville branch of the Rational Bank, had something of increst to say about the future of North Auckland. Mr. Littlejohn, who has | rj-fn transferred to Oamaru, says that .. berever he is stationed he will be a Publicity agent for this district.” The Present upward trend of prices in beef, and butter were, he contended, , jju in favour of the Northern Wairoa. inese commodities can be produced Jbuch more cheaply in the North owing °. its wonderful climate, than any"nere else in New Zealand. r ne Northern Wairoa Co-operative airy Company, during the three years “ e had been in Dargaville. had inleased its output by £120,000. and was confident that this year would snow an increase of £IOO,OOO over last gear’s operations. Top-dressing, better Pastures and better herds had achieved desirable result practically withut any Increase in the capital invested. Mr. Littlejohn cited several instances ot the remarkable success achieved hy [ben of the right stamp, and concluded by saying that all that the North required was population. A magnificent climate, a responsive soil, and thousands of acres were waiting for men r ' grit and experience, whose laboui *ou!d be handsomely repaid.