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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21991, 24 December 1934, Page 16

Supporters of Empire Trade for over Half a Century rgTggllNCE the foundation of our business in Wm 1880 we have endeavoured to foster Wm. Empire Trade by purchasing goods from British sources of supply whenever possible and to the utmost of our power. Our experience, gathered from over 50 years of trading, has convinced us that, in the main, British goods, compared with those of her competitors in the world's markets, are superior an better suited to the requirements of this Dominion. As early as 1883 one of our directors went to London to make buying arrangements, which have been maintained to this day. Since then it has been our practice periodically to send one or more representatives to London to co-operate with our Overseas buying organisation and in this way keep in personal touch with the leading manufacturers of the Empire. It is noteworthy that all our buying is on a prompt cash basis, which enables us to buy direct from the most eminent manufacturers and obtain not only rock bottom prices but highest cash discounts. We are thus in a position to give our customers the best possible value all the year round. Apart altogether from motives of patriotism or sentiment that may actuate the public of New Zealand in buying goods of British origin, it is obvious that the more support given to British industries the better it will be for the Dominion from a purely material standpoint. The more prosperous Great Britain is industrially, the greater will be the spending power ot her people, who are the principal buyers of New Zealand produce. By fostering Empire Trade the resources of this young country will be more quickly developed, thus increasing the prosperity of the Dominion. Our kinsmen in the Homeland can be depended upon to supply reliable merchandise at prices which compare favourably with those of their foreign competitors. | ffifirtetmas $c Nan fear (fettngs.-.. | It Smith & Caughey Ltd. respe | , greetings to their many g

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\ JUST RECEIVED FOR MIDSUMMER— A NEW BOX CONTAINING A FEW LINEN DRESSES, SUITS, COATEES .artd ODD SKIRTS A White Tailored l Linen Dress in medium size has smart trimnjing- of Red and,. White Checked Linen. Price, 4s ns - A small size White Linen Three-piece Suit has a di£-' tinctive Striped Brown and White Scarf Blouse. • Price, g. guineasThat smart extra Coatee for your summer wardrobe br in Green Tintex and White, Yellow and, Blue Linen. They, are hip length. Price, 29/6 For riding, fishing or golf, a heavy Beige Linen Jumper Coatee has a zipp fastening, pockets and attractive 2toned square buttons. Price, 29 /0 Several Odd Skirts in Linen. One is in very loosely woven rough Blue Linen. Price, 2 guineas. These were received by the last parcel mail at

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