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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 27, 23 April 1927, Page 21 (Supplement)

if" Which side of the street do you shop on ? Do you really, honestly insist on New Zea-land-made ?. Ask yourself these questions, and then whether you are doing your bit to help New Zealand’s progress—to keep New Zealand’s factories going—and growing. /•> yi i' **<>-*i. -■ U)£>-L J m HO At* It J? C>\ oP m l fO 0 o|l & on •S Ni >3 atv W 3 2 o»f £ Sk m rfrii IS m y. mm m sm - N ■>).o—- ( J&^ ( aWsst / .■''m-sml'— \ y? £ ou. yourself, can kill unemployment, or you can make it. Ask for New Zealandmade goods, insist on getting them, keep New Zealand workers employed. End unemployment. Keep our money in our own country. By shopping on the proper side of the street, by insisting on, and getting, New Zealandmade, you ire diverting money from foreign countries, .. fostering Dominion industries, hastening progress. ■ MBBwPmH Hi >• S , - . . ■ if 11 ii ’ ':S ill'' V Buy, to©, New Zealand -made Biscuits, Beverages, Confectionery, Gelatine, Preserves, Brushes, Motor Car Bodies, Fencing, Fertilisers, ’ Stoves, Polishes, Road Binders, Roofing Tiles, Disinfectants, Tar Products, Soap, Candles, Tea, Coffee, Spice, Essences, Timber, Tobacco, Cigarettes, Enamel Ware, Baths, Cement, Rope and Twine, Floof Rugs, Jellies, Sauces, Pickles, Jams, Leather and Leather Goods, Corrugated Iron, Ammunition, etc. Inquire for New Zealand made first. ■ i ai m ill ■ i \ f JlliiiuJ > N O a lH 11 f Kae^l - V///J ** , Bon Only>leiv3ealand Blade