"Even the first picnics of the season are often ruined by insects.” says a writer. Especially those pests who leave the corkscrew and tin-opener behind.
“An idea worthy of emulation in every centre in the Dominion has just 'been carried to a successful issue in Christchurch.” said the Minister for Industries and Commerce, the Hon D. G. Sullivan, in an interview, when praising the etlort of one of the city s large retail drapery stores which recently presented a New Zealand manufactures’ week. For a period of 10 days, the Minister said, the public had been afforded the opportunity of inspecting a comprehensive range of high quality goocls. all made in New Zealand. The Minister recommended the idea to other centres.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 19 November 1940, Page 6
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