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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 267, 10 November 1928, Page 18

me hand thai JfUl 'THE Woman's vote can win or lose V : The Reform Government has done much / \ for women. It reduced the age at which / JMKS^Z' —^^^^^^S^Za^^Lm^K^ women can draw the Old Age Pension from , /mßr. x A ■^^ _ " 65 to 60 years; raised the Pension from 10/- j I' - // v to 17/6 per week; increased the average of ] \//ym \J-/ ■ \Sy^*^'' Widows Pensions from £19 per annum to j / "V'N'-^^^^ft The Reform Government has given earnest i and Practical Support to the Plunket \ \^V\^^^^^^^^xJ^HH& Society and made large grants to Karitane \ /Y\\\\ / AN\v vHH^^ Hospitals for the benefit of Mothers and \ / h fcAVN / '\\\\ IfilwflKlZ" Children. During the last year grants to » V L W^IDFM«r the Plunket Society amounted to £24,911. ' '■ • ■'\aHBWS^ 9 * - * Reform legislation for the Social Welfare { xTbQ^-"" 1 ■ \VJkSv jT^ of children is the talk of the Empire. The Reform Government has proved that' \ itfalways has the interests of Woman and \^^w^^B^ Ghlid at heart. You know what they have :~ m .. \ done, they are willing to do more. -J . n _tl V^ nn A vote for one of these |» The Reform Government stands for those II Candidates is a VOte fpV || sound principles which uphold the rights II I pot give assurance of that II ttcruiiu ■ security which means so much tothe peace II •^• J I II ■ I **- I ■'■■■•■ V-vv.-F ■■ DICKBON, B. BUNN, J. N. MABSEY. W. ■ V. HI SEAVILL, A. W. HALL, A. I». BAMUEL, C. E. ■ :-M-- .),.'.-...! . ■■ . MACMILLAN, HON. 4. A. YOUNG. D. ; : ■ '■"■• ■I STEWART REID, F. F. HOCKLY, HON. K. S. ■ ';'•;■ T-': ••'*".'li: '■■•'■■' .. ' H WILLIAMS, J. C. ROLLE3TON, P. B. ■ ■ ■■}■'■ ■•■:• II ■ F, " HERB ERT, F.J. LYBNAR. -' ■..-; ■■ |pfo REFORM and Vuk New Zealand wisely and well