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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20459, 1 February 1932, Page 11

iSK m m m mm M s&2 T*t Kgkt Hon. G. W. Forbes, P. C Prim* Minister ef eke Dominion ef Wew ZaOaaS. MESSAGE FKOM THE /MNISTEK During the past year we have had to face the practical closure ef some countries against our products—in spite of the tact that the trade balance with those countries was already unfavourable to New Zealand. Today, there Is only one country with which New Zealand has a favourable trade balance—Great Britain! The Home Country buys from New Zealand nearly twice as much as New Zealand buys from her In return, i trust all patriotic New Zealanders will, when they have to buy imported goods, buy from our one great customer, and thus help to bring prosperity to her people ...... " "Today there is a range of cars and trucks of all sizes and prices to suit New Zealand conditions. To those about to buy I would ask you to give full consideration to Britain's Motor Products. In helping Great Britain we help ourselves." / BUY BMTISH CAM AND TKUCKS BUILT F O I". NEW ZEALAND Buy from. Britain,* 1- She "buys jfrottt «*/ Issued by The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders Ltd., London, British Manufacturers' Section. This symbol is for your protection. Watch/or it in all advertisements for British Motor Vehicles. Follow it in yottr purchases. It is your official guarantee that the product advertised is "A product of Great Britain."

I 1 m i> mm sS9 XrOS? • • • Cleanliness in the Home 'Photie 31-104 Vacuum Blue Ladder Cleaning Co. 315 HEREFORD STREET. Have jou anything to-sell—Do voa wish to bay? If 80 a sffi&ll advertisement in the classified section of Tax Passa will be all yod heed. 12 iroreUi la, three insertions 2k ©A. «**

Once again Jersey's income tax is fixed at sixpence in the pound, the yield in a full year being £60.000. The revenue in the island from the tax on Wines, spirits and tobacco is £105,000. There is also a visitors' tax of one shilling a head.