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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 672, 25 May 1929, Page 7

A TIMEL Y INTERPRET A TION OF AN OLD PROVERB “Spare the Goose that Lays the Golden Egg!” Thousands of our fellow citizens are dependent on wages earned in the manufacturing industries. The amount of wages distributed depends on individual discrimination when purchasing personal, household or business requirements. If preference is given to Dominion products an ever increasing amount in wages will be paid to an ever increasing number of workers. The ‘ ‘sparing of the goose that lays the golden egg” implies a duty to every New Zealander to ask for, buy, and use the product of Dominion wageearners. Hi S’ V \ L M k ° Ver th <> North Island /,<!•• // r~. “THEY REIGN SUPREME” TINSTONE TILES Browne Bros. & Geddes Ltd’s. “FASCINATING” CHOCOLATES tinstone, Roof 4 “““ 4 AND ‘DELICIOUS” CONFECTIONS Combined with Ughtnes Appearance Durabilitv^^^—g A u OAK” BRAND. Sold Every** See Them ! Collins fc "****• Auckland. AS P B palmer Faster Obtainable from all stores. Largest ammunition dealers in the Dominion. With the Full Flavour and Rich Colour of New Zealand’s Choicest Fruits. JAMS SAUCES PRESERVES MARMALADE Thompson & Hills, Ltd., Auckland, Wellington & Motueka, Nelson. This is No. 17 of a weekly series. Authorised by the Auckland Manufacturers’ Association Geo. Finn, President. J. Findlay, Secretary.