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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1818, 26 July 1906, Page 1

New Zealanders, according to a Yankee journalist, are people of discrimination because “ they like goods of American manufacture, whether for house, farm or field. Their wheat fields echo with the click of American machinery; the furrows aro turned with American ploughs : the dairies are provided with machinery and ap - paratus made in America. The farmer’s wife goes to town in a vehicle made in America, walks into the store in shoes from America, and bqys cloths that she may make clothes on a sewing machine made in America The children grow fat on b-eakfast food from America (with a high tariff added), and then feed Iho remainder to the busy hen which leltes on Arneiican incubators to produce her progeny. And when you speed on the railroafl traip through the peaceful valleys, or plimb the mountains and behold scenery more beautiful than you thought this world contained, the snort of the locomotive will have a familiar sound, for like you, it came from America.”

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