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Evening Star, Issue 21752, 21 June 1934, Page 4

ADVERTISEMENTS. 2-WAY TRADE IS ESSENTIAL TO NEW ZEALAND’S PROSPERITY BRITAIN N.Z. N.Z.’s exports to Great Britain are not coming back in the form of goods for N.Z. people, owing' to N.Z.’s High Tariffs. £22,000.000 has piled up in London. This means unemployment for Seamen, Waterside Workers, Carriers, Tally Clerks, Railway Employees, Warehousemen, Insurance Clerks and all those other workers dependent upon them. St \ L r^ANCf o' csr r Of ART UNION ’tickets /•lose* PRIZES ct JULY 7*1934 | “ JULY 24 *1934 By license issued under Section 42 of “The Gaming Act, 1908*” g Objects: To raise funds, to the « extent of the profits available for _ the objects to be specified by the ■ g Hon. the Minister of Internal Affair*. JJ Secretary: N. McARTHUB. , " P.O; Box HO,Wellington. B ■Treaty rer: B, U. HAMMOND. ■ P.O. Box 110, Wellington tj W, B. Steel, P. 0,, Box 393, Dunadin. J Please tend me Ticket/ in " Change | Art Union (Tickets i/6 each.) I enclose Postal Note for g f / I ; also stamped addressed envelope for g reply.' (Postage stamps not accepted in payment for tickets.) g u (Mr., Mrj. or Miss) Jj Address .... - - g f;bst r.ai7E £2OOO 2 Vt-; xSOQ 3 c 12DC 4 £IDC 5“ £SD 2.125 ISO 2D>ilD 12013 ISO. £5 1900 A’.- W-2£S‘‘ <N - '- •AUUV'fcV CO-'3 Put your best foot forward in Mosgiel Socks. Pure wool for warmth and comfort; smartly styled, and long wearing.

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