We hear iniich nowadays of Imperial Preference, and of trade within the Kiupire. end no me douhts tne soundness of [!"• ; rin, ;,,',. | hat we should d' ..I u itii our o\i n p.- 'pie first. We are apt to forget thai the same principle applies < j!;; I' \ i.i ear o'Vll t<)V It. The |>'-0.-|,eriiy o! ■ i ■;■ indi\ id'ial trader is hound up v ..': I ha! o! his nee.l.Vn.- ~ no! r. men. h.-r lint the more i mi siinpor! ymil' on n ton a shops ti,. I :;. I .'tlld he. l I' ; i>. k.s idleV call kei n. Win. no! - t.n i l<i-dav, and or'er vonr new led a r f:o::l PAUL'S r-OOKAIJCADIv- 1.e..' „ th ■■ array of nc'oant Leaks, etc., in l! window! '1 ''.•■■, al any rate, is a v, ide choice of st.i iaiierv and office iciptircnor.ts.*
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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13851, 31 August 1918, Page 4
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