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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 614, 16 March 1929, Page 7

REAP THE HARVEST /I On The Fruits are Yours! BOV-S & v!l %£TT£n GOODS The Cultivation and the Growth of Dominion Manufactures Means Increased Prosperity for AU! Times are changing. Industries have grown up that were not dreamed of forty years ago. So we see in the future possibilities of further growth—growth that will be co-ordinated with the utilisation of the advantages l that Nature has so kindly lavish- ' v ed upon us. The cultivation of Wy our manufacturing industries Jf will produce not only our own v requirements, but a surplus, able to compete in quality and price with the products of any part of the world. The consistent purchasing of Dominion made goods will accelerate the growth of local industry to the advantage of the individual, the community, and the state. >uct£a Ve *y// f Ur Po °rrit Cl e <*n 4. [truenew zealanders] " S| A USE DOMINION MADE POOPS] v° * ..v * ov>.«y ■ sc '> e „>'*d % oN'-llocy-. VCIS e °'t\v9^ c tv <l* tm - V "Appearance biUty SmT WgMneßS «c* e SoJd £ verywhe™ T/iem - ?e <Oy ,G # 3lc e 'voo-.S'-ea* s oia l palmer Collins & wlutak “ Travel Goods Manufacturer* 1 h a„ ° f th eFa °’ C>oth fWith the Full p?„ New Zealand™ Cho"fe^ iC F t ?° lour of -Joice&t Prints Fi ,rst in pol F^ IP $ BEAJID * * :^r SA L/CEs Motuekaf ~ Well;, CROC® to*** an' Con f t eC s oW -fiSj -&W L-i"* 1 -iJjIWV Authorised by the Auckland Manufacturers’ Associa' Geo. Finn, President. J. Findlay, Secretary.