"In spite of increased costs, the public must be supplied with goods of dependable quality at prices they are able to pay," says the official organ of the New Zealand Federation of Drapers, Clothiers, and Boot Retailers, in expressing dismay at the introduction of the sales tax. The article adds: "It can be done if prices are fixed on a still lower profit basis. It seems that every retailer who hopes to hold out must adopt this only way —at least for a considerable period— if he wishes to retain his business connexion and carry en with any success."
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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume LIV, Issue 21, 17 March 1933, Page 3
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