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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5288, 18 June 1928, Page 4

MBOfflllMil'lllßllilDW MORRIS-i iSSS Monk-Oxford ft tC\ 2-Seater Mrs. Amery’s Message To New Zealanders THE more you spend upon British industry that supplies you with goods that you cannot make for yourselves, the more work there will be for British workers, and the more work there is for the British working man the more New ZeaIl land fruit and lamb and butter and cheese will he be able to 1 buy for his family.” H Morris Cars are 100 per cent. British, and in Morris || factories workmen are urged to buy goods produced in New | Zealand and other parts of the Empire. J Help to foster this Empire trade by deciding upon the B all-British Morris Car —Cowley or Oxford. | Latest fronts £250 I Harrison & Gash B Direct Factory Representative* and Sole Provincial Agents | Morris House, Foot of Khyber Pass, | Newmarket, Auckland I Representative: H. LEVER, Te Arolia | Substantial Reductions I mjae | | prices or . | Be ore piscine their Iff Suf’ll | orders, farmers are M W 1 advised to write to—- “ — Ths Price List of 'Eclipee* Fertilizeraie now published and shows substantial s reductions, ranging up to 10/- per ton. THE NEW ZEALAND REFRIGERATING COY. LTD. $ Auckland Sales Agency ; H. E. Gillespie, Representfve, P.O. Btt 553. RUBBER STAMPS AIR-CUSHIONED OR PLAIN Call at the- (( Gazette” Office’ and inspect our new Illustrated Catalogue of Designs.