Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 311, 12 October 1915, Page 2

During hi 3 visit to London, M.r'.AUj, brey Gn .Titer, who returned to Weil,ing : last week found two wealthy corporations willing to put over half a million each into the New Zealand iron fields and to use the latest machinery, .a/ndr methods. He explained, however^.that, the conditions laid down distrust, on the one hand, of c,u{F : -la- : bour laws, and, en t!he icther hand,'that afterHhe establishment of ironworks, their enterprise mt'jjht be hampered: by .experimental laws. In the leysjg: : inland cities he met several wealthy men with large iron interests who were willing to discuss the finding - OT money ancj the establishment of ironworks, subject to independent or satisfactoryrepeats and assurance'of tiheir retention of the legitiimate investment. ■ '•■'..•';" ;-•;-;■ Mr. A.. H. Pollen, ttye naval writer^.. in Land and Water, lfints the Admiralty proved the usefulD-esSy of monitors in August, 1914, on the Belgian coast, they have built a large number, so constructed .as . t 0,.., dery mines.and torpedoes. They carry ganscapable of coping with coastal batteries.- During the recent ( bombardment of the Belgian coast;' ' German h e- 1 ' ! ports placed the number.'of bombard-' , ~-... -J'.i 'in ';■ ing vessels at thirty, chiefly monitors. , Mr. Pollen adds: The ;;'; are much alive to the danger' 0f...a, Sanding : -,, on a grand scale following, ujp,... the^ bombardments. ■>»>*«• »-■- Why pay dearly for when SHABLAND'S—tifs best that, can be procured—costs less*4;haH.' ors? Ask vour grocer. ;•/.«• i%****? 3f *

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