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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 54, 27 November 1930, Page 8

-si'SO. j. IS'- ■ ’♦ TO BUY J g|__ LOCALLY WSDE N I m AM i? i«i i>iTl (MSriBES 645 COOKERS -■■ fib CT ■r. |Sa MteaM Ryi - PETONE All-Wool RUGS, BLANKETS, SUITINGS, CLOTHING, KNITTED WEAR, COSTUMES All of first quality at consistently fair prices. Real thrift ’ ,'>■... lies * n buying QUALITY. PETONE ENSURES YOUR MONEY’S WORTH, PROVIDES PRESTIGE, PROTECTION, PROFIT. LOOK FOR LABEL “PETONE” WsWl kWOBk YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO USE CHEAP . . . IMPORTED PAINT YOU DON’T 'KNOW Whether it will give pro,4 ' per protection for four, ML STS W®RWi lasting protection is false ~--—.. ' ?M. , —rv.v.;.. ~,,- , , security. Berger’s B.P. costs more per tin—but LESS PER JOB. Stocked in all towns and at R. & E. TINGEY & CO., Ltd., Wellington. \ . \ ... so widely preferred for pleasing quality, extremely good wear and remarkably good' value, * 3 ma <l e >n Wellington by the X New Zealand Hosiery Mills. jWtf-ALOr

YOU CAN HELP Shape the Destinies of New Zealand. rrHANKS to bounteous nature and assiduous A cultivation, the primary products of our country compare in quality with the world’s best. Our manufacturers, with enterprise and initiative, convert locally-produced raw materials into the highest grade commodities. Thedistribution through our wholesalers and retailers is as near perfect as modern business methods can attain. It is left to the individual by demanding, buying and using the products of the Dominion to turn to the fullest advantage these benefits, thus fulfilling his or her duty towards shaping * the destinies of “God’s Own Country.” Buy N.Z. Made

This advertisement is an afterthought! I cannot get all the runs off my own bat. The services of a Live Man to Buy and Manage the Clothing Department are required by MEN’S WEAR LTD. . Nd ready-mades, no box suits, no rubbish. Sports, Working and Made-to-Measure only. If you can fill the bill, you are my man—but wait; you must be unemployed. Ido not covet another man’s servant. You must be able to get all you want out of your work. You must write all you want to say to me and not try to see me about it. I will not entertain any application from any source until NOVEMBER 29, and then I will decide. (Signed) GEORGE PINHEY. Governing Director. MEN’S WEAR, LIMITED, • The All New Zealand Wcarhouse, 46 COURTENAY PLACE — WELLINGTON.

BUY NEW ZEALAND MOTOR BODIES 1 The folly of extravagant importing has now been exposed, and the time has come for New Zealand to help itself instead of following the old stupid policy of helping alien manufacturers who are benefiting at the expense of every employed and unemployed New Zealander. The public can, for the present, d.o no better than follow the advice of the Dominion’s political leaders, who have at last .realised that New Zealand can no longer expect if economic reliance .is placed solely upon the prices that can be obtained overseas for the produce of the land. Wellington Coach and Motor Body Builders’ p.o. Box 1087 Association Wellington ’ ' ■ -2 .

SHIRT'S! ■■rZj mtn » 3nin j. /^gf h ISr Every Type, Every Make, Every Size and. ALL Colours DO YOU KNOW A GOOD THING WHEN YOU SEE IT? !■ EB Times are hard so the price must be easy. You can see the JHHRB price and I can show you the way in which' you can buy them for less; and that is by buying. 3 at 7/6, equals 22/6. You * bring in this coupon and pay a quid, and the three shirts are , X #' A yours. They can be either neglige with soft collar to match, coat x shirt, canoe or tennis, all at the one price, and every garment made in New . . These goods contain the best efforts of three of your most prominent manufacturers. ’ A . ■ . (Signed) GEORGE PINHEY,. . . . Father Takes His Coat Off!! , Gover “ ns TO MEN’S WEAR LTD. kinds if you like) for £1 ' . ,c. MEN S WEAR UMrrED ’ THE ALL N.Z. WAREHOUSE, 46 COURTENAY PLACE / 46 Courfen,y P,a “ . ' .✓ ■