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Hokitika Guardian, 21 September 1927, Page 3

If an individual .policy is adopted of purchasing goods locally made wherever r. choice is possible, the result will be increased confidence on the part of manufacturers, extensions of buildings and plants, the establishment of new industries, and a much larger demand for 'skilled labour. These, in turn, will add to the manpower of the country, will enlarge our resources, and so make a burden of taxation proportionately lighter. The first interest of New Zealanders should he New Zealand, for in building up our own national strength we are making our greatest and most valuable contribution to Imperial strength and unity. Wo would urge the people ot Christchurch and Canterbury to visit the exhibition, see for themselves the evidence of progress, and' realise not only what has been done, but also what is still further possible by united effort. The district courts are most attractive, and the artistry* shown in many of the exhibits is distinctly pleasing. The exhibition is without doubt a credit to those who have promoted it.—“Lyttelton Times.”

FOB. SALE—Sittings of Indian Runner duck EGGS, 3s 6d a sitting. Apply Mrs T. Wells, Ivanieri. That tickling, irritating cough can be promptly relieved by a ferv drops of “ Nazol ” taken on’ Jump sugar. CP doses Is 6d.—Advt.