try is well established then I toe it is our duty to assist so far as possible rather than buying outeide ; ,fot although, as you state-the actual money may not be sent out of the couutVy, vet I don't think youwiU question that the purchasing.w»«jf that money is lost to New/Zealand. One of the reasons for the higher cost of manufacture in New Zealand as compared with larger countries is tut the output is not on nearly so large a 6cale, and as output, increases we should expect a lower price; but whilst people like yourself, who have so much influence over the minds of the purchasing public, advocate buying elsewhere, how can tha.t output be expected to increase?— Yours, etc'-, ,__ C. C. HOLLAND. Christckui-chj October 21st.
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19140, 25 October 1927, Page 12
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