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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 14144, 22 July 1916, Page 2

No-better opportunity for t-ho r^n, I I-ouded by L ho restriction of imnort£eie is a large and unfaiHn dcnia ,*j if*?**' an« even in war time the main c'flec^pon the market'is im-dy ?£ wbstitntion of toy cannon, rodmVnt^f i £W S and hospital rnirso doll, f O v thM more peaeehil golhVo^ ar ,d box ! U-iciv3. Hitherto Australirms l-nve *s->r^ i large sunis out of the country evo^-' yoar. cc> Bntam, Gwraauv, and Ai^trA i t» pay for imported toy* th ? ,t could V'e]!! hare.won mado .locally. Rnfc tl, G r^ r^ now; t a Weil-iil and-growing raovpmovH■on loot m.-ravour of the ostal.Ushm^t I of -an Australian toy-mating ind^lw. \ In. South-Australia P , uro n l rp ,r! v ! being ta^eiFJn- this direction, council of the School of 31 incs and I^l finstries at Adelaide, petin-' vp 0^ sufrgestion'of the president". Pfr Ba"--i cion.-Lonytnon. is maldn<r indmriesSriM. i a view to prorirtiinv -mstntrtim: in fly I n'au^iinntnre of tovi' of c^scrip-' tions, tJvMdeii l.ci,?^ Ki!;>i)'.itei; !>v m?A- { tiers oi; the-Chantfujr of." ii;nu;fa^ti>iw i ifi is general] \'r'x. f ;<vn^. Gf i -tßat- -l--^ in- i dustry, though limited, could unqiie-;-! tion-B-oly b0..-made lucrative, ana avotim provide air admirable opening f^r retui^ncd. soldiers: ■unfit for heavy labour. In V ictoria the rr. ovement is also receiv- ■ ing close ■- attention, and -'an. eshiJjition of.Australia-made to^vs will he held teivaras tke end-of the year. : '