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ELECTORS OF AVON! VOTE FOR RUSSELL, THE LIBERAL CANDIDATE. A MAN OF EXPEBIENCE PEOVED ABILITY. New Zealand 'to-day'■■-needs its Best Men—never more so—whether it be in the Government or in the Opposition. v "The Opposition is the Country's Audit." VOTE FOR RUSSELL. He will protect Canterbury'a Hydro- ../. Electric Interests. ; ; HeStands For— PEOGEESS, '';'■ ■ LAND SETTLEMENT, CHEAP MONEY, V NEW ZEALAND INDUSTEIES, , 'SEDUCED'-' TAXATION, and SOLID PBOGSESS. He is utterly opposed to the Political Labour Party's Policy of Socialism, Strikes and Labour Troubles, and has repeatedly stated that under no circumstances will be vote for any No-Confidence Motion moved by the Labpur Party. U EUSSELL Has, as a Minister, DONE MOEE for the Women and Children of New Zealand than all the Y.W.C.A.'s and National Councils of Women have ever dreamed about. He is a Man of Action and of Broad Human Sympathies. VOTE FOR RUSSELL. li He is able, experienced, safe. 2. He has served you for 11 years. 3. He is the only man who has brought to Avon the honours of Ministerial office. 4. He secured the Foreshore Endowment for New Brighton.5. His motto is—'' Justice to all!" 6. He stands for the Child, the Mother, the Home, and the Family. VOTE FOR RUSSELL. His Slogan is—"Back to the Good Old Days of Seddon and Ward 1"

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