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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 106, 7 May 1935, Page 13

mm i - : - < isffi |&SgsKg j&*& J i |Bf A Business Man and Sportsman who is worthy of your Vote A Lite-long Resident of Auckland A Man of Wide Business Experience 1 Prominent in Shipping & Commercial Circles Also Interested in Yachting, Football, Racing and all Sport A Liberal Supporter of Worthy Causes Widely Travelled AVOID VOTE-SPLITTING Vote DAVIS and be certain W rtUiIIMHrtWBWgMWBgMBWBBBBBPMMWBHWIWIWHMWIAI»—HL■! Jl— 11IWI II Wl IWi'i/tfrVlilMMtflli'iiltMß^lliillMMWßMMßßß—B— 111 ■iWII ■ IH—III li I 111 l 111! lUli—llllßll I nil* ill——in I—II ■ Ml—l— GUARD YOUR SAVINGS! • f Extract from the Labour Campaign Journal: — "A method possible to Auckland would be for the Government to pass a Bill placing the Auckland Savings Bank under control of the (City) Council." Protect Your Own Savings — Allow No Party To Obtain Control of Your Savings. Read what the "N.Z. Herald" has to say about this reckless design on the people's savings:— "It proposes, in order to establish a municipal bank providing what can best be called 'easy money," to take over the Auckland Savings Bank and put it under the control of the council—an act of expropriation for which no good word can be used. A similar recklessness is in Labour's municipal project of 'the acquisition of land' to build houses for rental at rates defined as those that tenants have 'ability to pay —an alluring but unsound principle open to endless abuse." VOTE THE FULL CITIZENS' TICKET/