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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10585, 16 March 1912, Page 5

New Zealanders should Luy New j Zealand clothing, made of New Zealand wool, grown on New Zealand farms, woven by New Zealand hands, made up- by New Zealand skill at standard New Zealand rates of wages. When anyone offers you imported clothing, he studies his own pocket —not yours. Insist on having KAIAPOI Clothing KAIAPOI Rug's— KAIAPOI Woollens," from the cap that crowns you, to the KAIAPOI Socks that make life's walk eftßv. Did you notice the report about I the big Ghristohurch Wool Sale held the other day? It stated: "Last month there were only a few lots (of merino) on. offer, and these were not much sought after. Prices were disappointing. Yesterday the local mils came to the rescue, and any merino offered brought itß FULL VALUE." There's another reason why you should buy KAIAPOI OlotbiiiK. Keep your money ciroulatIrg here. Few people stop to think that their progress and prosperity depend oa that of the whole of the Dominion. If they did, they would not need urg-\ ing to buy Dominion-made goods. Think of the hundreds of hands employed in growing the wool, shearing, classing, selling, manufacturing material, then making KAIAPOI Clothing and retailing KAIAPOI Gools. Yes .think— and act as one's good sense would suggestWarmer'a Oop&etfl aire splendid fcoK iday Oorsetß. They caaunot mist nor break, nor can thfe Fobrio tear Prices 6s 6d upward*, irviS local draper.