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NOTES ON NEW ZEALAND.
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which will generally be of a conflicting character.
On his arrival in the Colony let him place what capital he possesses in one of the principal banks, reserving only what is necessary for his daily expenditure for a few weeks, which expenditure can be conducted, at any rate in New Zealand, on very economical lines, provided only he avoids drink and keeps clear of bar rooms.
His next step must depend upon his own capacities and disposition. If he possesses technical skill in any branch of trade or manufactures he will have very little
