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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 282, 28 November 1931, Page 13

The New Zealand Country Party The Safety, Honour and Welfare of our Dominion and our Empire are in your hands next — Vote for the COUNTRY PARTY MR. H. O. MELLSOP fBI^HHBII. FOR FRANKLIN. . '" :^^^mi *9#' MR. D. R. F. CAMPBELL W ' /; FOR ROTORUA... '. Abolition of Rating Construction and on land used for ■ - Maintenance of Agriculture. Roads, Bridges, etc., mr. h. m. rush worth to be a National Work. - FOR BAY OF ISLANDS. ;.v t " ; : • " ' : " ■-••.. •; - • .. .••> - MR. S. N. ZIMAN MR. A. E. ROBINSON MR. F. COLBECK FOR WAIKATO. ••; FOR KAIPARA. FOR TAUR.ANGA. Main Points of the Country Party Policy— 1. An immediate reduction of 25 %, with a view to the ulti- Parliament shall have been elected by a majority of the mate abolition of all protective tariffs, on imports from votes of his constituents. Great Britain and any other parts of ' the Empire 5_ Voting on all questions involving more than two issues reciprocating. to be on the preferential voting system. . *2. A searching inquiry into our system of banking,-currency 6. Complete derating of all farm lands for roading purand credit, with a view to arriving at satisfactory and poses, and a charging of the .costs.to the users of the roads, stable conditions, and the establishment of an Empire 7_ J\ vigorous land settlement policy: with iregard to our currency. unused lands as soon as the existing high Costs are suf3. The changing of the basis of taxation, as far as possible, ficiently lowered., . - ;.i r?.r " • r."/r'S •--*• •"• from indirect to direct, by means of a universal income 8 An all round reduction to meet the lowered income, tax. including drastic economies in cost of Government, and 4. Electoral reform, so as to provide that each Member of a recognition of the principle of equality of sacrifice. Do not give any Government without a declared policy on the major questions a blank cheque without at the same time returning a sufficient number of independent men definitely pledged to a sound policy. NEXT WEDNESDAY—