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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 118, 21 May 1931, Page 11

HAURAKI By-ELECTICN THE RT. HON. G. W. FORBES, Prime Minister. FORBES ...or Labour? ELECTOR/ Cf HALCAri! The fate of the country rests in your hands. There can be only one answer. You want the man of proven courage and ability. The vital issue before the country is Stabilisation of Finance as the shortest road back to Prosperity. Mr. Forbes has shown a way to this. Have his critics propounded any possible alternative? They have not! Support the man whose steadfast courage, in a time of grave national emergency, has been an example to the whole of « « New Zealand* ELECTOR/ CE I AT I Al I The clear call tc ycu is VOTE«" ALLAN Consider carefully the condition of iu^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^' the country to-day and the effect IB this election might have on its BW^^^HJHj future. In Mr. Forbes you have a courageous statesman, one who Wflt faced the position immediately he Kllf V I took over the office of Prime Ejjll' « Minister. He put country before lM II Party, and was willing to forego IfcS I eventually recover prosperity. The ?SH offer was not accepted, and many -. ? J withdrawn from the party. The Jfi question is, "Which do you want —Forbes or Labour?" The Gov- IHEK^^^IPB ernment Party is the only one BMIBR^jh in sight which is likely to prevent ma in New Zealand the political WM 'M disruption and economic disaster M Jm ■ that have occurred in Australia. l^^^^^^^^M^y:^:;^ MR. E. ALLAN. The... C€verninent Candidate