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Taranaki Daily News, 10 July 1920, Page 2

URGENCY NECESSARY. _itReaders are advised not to let procrastination rob them of the opportunity to become ft shareholder in The Great Western Timber Company, Ltd.—a new enterprise which promises to become one of the most prosperous concerns in the Dominion. Get the free Illustrated Book, together with Prospeotus and Application Form from Mr. J. S. S. Medley, Sharebroker, New Plymouth. Call or write today. It should be noted that on/fa conservative basis, a return to investors of 27 per cent, per annum is estimated. The enterprise is worth immediate investigation. "NEW ZEALAND MONARCHS OF THE FOREST." A FREE BOOKLET. That is the title of a Booklet recently published to describe the great' forests at Okarito, South Wesitland, 10,000 acres of which are to be worked by The Great Western Timber Company, Ltd. The pictures and description give a good idea of the timber wealth th»& awaits the advent of capital and the resulting operations of men and machinery. Expert foresters consider that there is :u bush in Westland that will compare with this one, both as to the length of the bole and the number of trees to the acre.

One report says:—"This block contains an enormous amount of timber, of which eighty per cent at least is rirnu. This I is the best bush I have ever se?n, despite the fact that I was reared in the South of Hawke's Bay, the famous Seventy Mile Bush, and since coming to this Coast nine years ago I have been intimately connected with all its milling ventures. In one spot near Otatoki Creek I counted within a radius of one chain no less than fifty-six trees." With timber like this ready for felling, with a world-wide hunger for timber of all kinds, who can doubt that The Great Western Timber Company. Ltd., has a great future before it? Get in early; at least, learn what the venture offers to you by way of a safe and substantial investment. Get the free hook, prospectus, and application form, from any branch of the Bank of Ne>\ Zealand, or from Messrs. Frank Graham J "ad Sot], Cltf-itehureh.