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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 631, 6 April 1929, Page 7

This Picture Shows What Unnecessary Imports Mean to N.Z. \ N - I m m -1 ','••• ■ m r-& “The Golden Cloud’’ photographed on arrival at Central Wharf, Auckland, on March 31st. Shiploads of Foreign Timber Like This are DisplacingWorkers €%n AAA Weekly 1,500 who Could Earn £6,000 Wages! These Workers and their Dependants need Shelter, Clothing, Food and a Hundred and One other Necessities —all of which could —and should —have BEEN BOUGHT IN NEW ZEALAND!

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URE EXTRACT OF MALT A RESTORATIVE AND NUTRITIOUS FOOD. Prepared from specially selected N.Z. grown Barley. Sold Everywhere. Kempthorne. Prosser & Co.’s N.Z. Drug Co., Ltd, Ip) eg tM' m ■■ ■ m. Pi 5 iiSl :T• TRUE NEW ZEALANDERS BSE DOMINION MADE GOODS This is No. 10 of a weekly series Authorised t»y the Auckland Manufacturers’ Association Geo. Finn, President. J. Findlay, Secretary.