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Sir, —Mr H. H. Innes, a director of the Bank of New Zealand, regards our high standard of living as a miracle, also apparently in need of safeguard. One way of assuring sales to Britain is to advertise our produce as originating in a land of ‘‘green grare, blue skies, and sunahme." While our city, suburban, and even provincial skies become veiled with >4 a *4maMlj-Llg** WM will responsible for the disillusionment of British visitors enticed bv elnoene edvertieing our blue sUee and aunahine. Are these valiaAle assets, which are also darda of healthful living, not to be defended and preserved at all cost?-Yours, etc, DO IT NOW. June 18, 1980.
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Press, Issue 29236, 21 June 1960, Page 3
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