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Taranaki Daily News, 13 September 1915, Page 6

"A PLACE IN THE SUN." WEALTH IN -TASMAN APPLE. LANDS. New Zeaianders who travel the world return to their country with a strengthened belief that these fortunate islands are pre-eminently "a place in the sun." Tho meteorological records of many years prove that the parts'SX Nelson Province, in the cosy shelter of Tasman Bay, are the sunniest districts of New Zealand. They have, too, a kindly sun, a sun which does not scorch. In the winter the skies are clear, and the sun is a delight. In the summer, when the sun rides high in the heavens, a cool breeze comes from the sea, and takes all sting from the rays. The rainfall is well distributed through the year, and the ground is good. That is why Nelson Province leiids easily in tho cult of apples. Tho degrees of comparison are: Nelson is the best apple-producer of New Zealand; tho Tasman district is the best of Nelson. Write to-day for the evidence-. The facts are clearly set out, and the names of witnesses are given in a booklet of fifty-six pages by Mr. A. McKee (president of tho Nelson District Fruitgrowers' Association), which has proof, by photographs and letterpress, to dispel any doubt. A message sent to the Tasman Orchards Co., Nelson, will secure a free copy of this book, and plans of a new sub-division of Tasman West, where a very profitable and enjoyable "place in the sun" can be obtained cheaply, if the effort is in time. There are only fortyfour unplanted and nine planted sections awaiting owners; the buyers will soon have cause to consider themselves fortunate " ~