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t The United Party accepts the impotent Challenge of the Reform Party in its men- W dacious recent advertisement —"Compare Coates and his Team with any Cabinet the United Party could produce." The United Party further asserts that it can produce —not only one—but FIVE cabinets any one of which would be infinitely superior to the effete individuals representing the Reform Party. The United Party asks electors to compare this group of United Candidates with the Coates Group called a "Cabinet." Mp « SIR APIRANA NGATA, SYDNEY G. SMITH. E.A. I|ANBOM, M.P. SIR JOSEPH WARD, BART., K.C.M.G. G. W. FORBES, M.P. A. J. STALLWORTHY. J A ' W.E.TAYLOR. H.R.JENKINS. J.CONNOLLY. W. J. BROADFOOT. UNITED PARTY PERSONALIA REFORM PARTY PERSONALIA E - MP ' PahiatUa: BU9lneß9 *° d RT th H e^niiVße£^lS»^ ime Mtoister « F —der of HON W. A VEITCH.M.P Wangjnui: Expert on matters G. Hurunul: Practical Farmer, and HON. A. D. McLEOD, Minister for Land., Land Minister see relating to Railway Administration. Irrigation Authority. without a Land Policy, "New Zealand's champion HON. W. NOSWORTHY Po.t . SIR APIRANA NGATA, M.P. Eastern Maori: Leading A. *. STALLWORTHY: Auckland City Councillor, pessimist" vide N.Z. Herald and other Reform Papers. Abr^i' l . »«l not Tiunrnt Authority on Maori Administration. well-known Educationalist. HON. O. J. HAWKEN, Miniww for Agriculture. Self- HOW r j AKnyncnv Ul . . , T. M. WILFORD, M.P. Hutt s Barrister and Solicitor, J. G. COBBE, Chairman Wellington Harbour Board, Etc., confessed panderer for votes, see Newsletter Sep. 291928. Yin no « —mmnnt or Labour. member late National Cabinet. well-known business man and practical former. HON w nnWNiF. strwart MiniatM *«•»«■ vin«nr. u/wr t a vmivm m« . . t w. B. TAVERNER, Mayor Dunedin: Accountant and W. E. TAYLOR, Well-known South Island Businessman. who 'recently muddled the ' Customs Tariffs and N^C^rfidS^SottoS^ Financial Adviser. H. R. JENKINS: City Business man, Managing Director Taxation adjustments. motion, in Ms own electorate J. B. DONALD, Chairman Directors A. B. Donald & Sons., Gane Milking Machine Co. HON. R. A. WRIGHT, Minister for Education, "The SPARE PARTS Auckland: successful City Business man. j. CONNOLLY: Rakaia, South Island Sheep Farmer. Joker of the Pack," vide own speech Hansard report. rt HON SIR FRANCIS BELT — - - - N ' W HO^^ - S. WIU4AMS, MhUanr for Public Work.. Mb Mlnlalw wliliairwilili PARTY CANDIDATES ■' NORTH ISLAND CANDIDATES SOUTH ISLAND CANDIDATES AUCKLAND CENTRAL—W. C. Hewitt WAIKATO—F. Lye WANGANUI—W. A. Yeitch , WAIRAIUt v Hml* - AUCKLAND EAST-J.B. Donald HAMILTON—S. Lye OROUA—J. G. Cobbe J'J? ™ w LTTTELTON-W. T. Latter DUNEDIN WEST-C.lf.Moae AUCKLAND WEST—R. B. Speirs THAMES—E. McGregor PALMERSTON—C. A. Loughnan MOTUEKA—G. C. Black RICCARTON—A. A- IbWhka -..-7.-. _ AUCKLAND SUBURBS-E. R. Allen GISBORNE-W. L. Clayton MANAWATU-P. J. Small WESTLAND—T. E. Y. Seddoo MrtarMsa MATAURA—D. If lD ll HI PARNELL-H. R. Jenkins ROTORUA—C. iL Clinkard OTAKI—A. B. Slevwright HURUNUI-G. W. Forbes MID-CANTERBURY—J. GoaooK] NELSON—H. Ataece GREY L 2^^ , iiw«2h? he ' MASTERtStwZw W * McDonald KAIAPOI-R. W. Hawke TEMUKA-T. H. Langford CENTRAL OTAGCfc—W, A. Bofli ROSKJI£-GOlSns WAIP AWA—D. B. Kent CHRISTCHURCH NORTH-E. H. Andrew OAMARU-J. A. Macpherson WALLACE—W. E. Taylor MjSwKAU— W. T. F. Kells Mason PAHIATUA—E. A. Ransom WELLINGTON SUBURBS-K. McLennan CHRISTCHURCH EAST-D. F. Dennehy CHALMERS-J. P. Walls AWARUA—P. A. de la Unlit Ebeneasr Allea WAIMARINO—R. W. Smith EASTERN MAORI-Sir Apirana Ngats I AyON»«G.T. Baker DUNEDIN SOUIHMRT. B, Tmna SOUTIUIf mfIUAMMm' " , ■ & • 'urtlteo' YOU STAND "UNITED* YOU WtnjJ