Mamara Plantations Get Going
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MAMARA Plantations Ltd., owning coconut plantations in the Solomon Islands, is now making prepara tions to start operations again, to get advantage of high copra prices, after having been closed down for five years.
The Co. (one of the Svensen group) has a subscribed capital of £87,341, and its assets are unencumbered, so it has a good reserve to assist it in resuming activities.
The plantations suffered direct war damage and there is heavy undergrowth on the planted areas.
