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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 678, 1 June 1929, Page 7

THE GIANT BOUND The Progress of Local Industry Is restricted by the bonds of Apathy, Indifference, Prejudice, Ignorance and Shortsightedness, For years these restraining influences have been at work—holding back progress—fettering enterprise—restraining development. X de in the Largest Boot Factory in Auckland. G. A. COLES & CO., LTD., Auckland J V* ir % 0 ft A o s 0 A I 0 o O ft X Z T*V ft C m a % <6 C f A & XA 4 9 V/ o^DSOA's The fact that our national industries have forged ahead in spite of these sinister restrictions is due to the quality of New Zealand manufactures. Gradually quality and service are winning the day, the demand for Dominion made goods is growing stronger and the bonds are weakening—it is the duty of every true New Zealander to break these shackles—completely— finally! Unbind the Giant By Demanding, Buying and Using Dominion Made Products! m rs 0* •o\W „ *'- e i&yo'G o *' t»® , e** e ® j.W® r * . M'*"' ' REMEMBER! WHEN YOU PURCHASE Wine Biscuits When Buying Biscuits be sure and say — ‘HUDSONS’ In Public Favour for 60 Years UNDERWEAR BLANKETS FLANNELS) or CLOTHING You are Supporting New .Zealand and Using New Zealand Wool. Boss & Glendining Ltd., Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin. TRUE NEW ZEALANDERS USE DOMINION MADE POOPS This is No. 18 of a weekly series. Authorised by the Auckland Manufacturers’ Association Geo. Finn. President. J. Findlay, Secretary. ifit. or 'Xpth X i