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Hokitika Guardian, 17 November 1927, Page 1

Tliere is no difference whatever, intrinsically, between paying for goods abroad and paying lor them locally. II wo buy local goods wo help those people who produce the goods and do well to help them if they are able, after a, reasonable time, to produce what wo want advantageously. But to say that if we buy foreign goods we send money out ol the country is to say something too absurd to be discussed seriously, and it our correspondent does not know why, we cannot imagine what excuse be gives himself for buying a chop instead <>l running down a rabbit.—“ Christchurch Press."

j£ i°P p z '' j ' : “ : ii EMMJ Y\ *P% \ i ; // \\\ \ \ ; h: v >\\*f /iiF r«£... Just fix this Brilliant Lamp on the forks, and that’s a. ll , there is to it! No mess—no frouble—no carbide—nothing to go out of order! The BERKO, ns Illustrated, with nickel-plated hoadlight * 30/. With blaok headlight « * 29/. Also the GLORIA - - - - 2T/. c % ON®ME - - * * 25/. iU, Postage Paid. Send remittance with order t<? AND SONS, tBl-183 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN.