A NEW ANGLE ON SOCIAL SECURITY Little Miss Jones has arrived in prosperous days when father is working full time, but the thousands of Jones > families will know security only so long as N.Z. industries f IM are busy. Next time you shop, remember that N.Z.-Made goods'now equal the finest imported lines; remember your AjESL? • husband’s job, the future of your familyand buy NEW Z X 1 ZEALAND MADE! A ’ , How Secondary Industries Help the Farmer. HL ' The employment of larger numbers in • secondar Y industries assists the farmer,. x Al who faces less costs in supplying home', J * x. ILW sill requirements. He also gains from the W 3 X \ ? ili( Illi increased export prices.due to less pro-- p* ' »Hr duce going overseas. It is in his interest V also to ask “ IS IT MADE A |H ' ) IN NEW ZEALAND? /
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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 58, Issue 2, 20 February 1939, Page 127
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