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Press, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 26510, 27 August 1951, Page 4

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The Rt. Hon. R-if Walter <g| NASH fiWwi Spooks at Liberty The Rt. Hon. WALTER NASH. Theatre TO-MORROW 8 p.m. £ Bring back (P Its jValue ? Vote LABOUR for Honest Govdmmcnt DENIAL WE DENY these statements which are being made by NATIONALIST Candidates • That our Organisation agreed with the Government's handling of the Waterfront Dispute. • That Mr Nash broke with our Organisation, e That our officials and rank-and-fflo “ loyally ” co-operated and backed the Government during the Waterfront Dispute. • That our Organisation stood 100% behind the Government. These statements are untrue and we CHALLENGE the Nationalists to produce documentary evidence showing • That the Federation of Labour was not the FIRST organisation to protest against the Emergency Regulations. • That Mr Nash broke with the Federation. • That the Federation ever declared Its support for the Government. • That the Federation Is not backing die LABOUR PARTY 100%. INSERTED BY NEW ZEALAND FEDERATION OF LABOUR CANTERBURY DISTRICT TRADES COUNCIL

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DEERSKINS DEERSKINS HIGHEST RULING PRICES. BONUS ON LARGE LINES. Free nil 24 skins and over. GOATSKINS 3/4 per lb. HORSEHAIR (Tail) 72d per lb. Good mixed per lb. Price tot sf Sheepskin*. Wool, ete„ obtainable from my Arents at Karamea, Blackball. Inangahua Jimctlop and Kumara. I pay Railage on all Wool and Sheepskin consignment*. Dug Abl Lower Rattray St., Dunedin, a NICLXriISmSf Letters P.O. Box 551. INDUSTRY BACK TO NORMAL Railway Wagons Must be Kept Moving With all industry again working ful lime, the railways are extending their resources to the utmost to move the heavy backlog of traffic and meet current demands. Nearly thirtythree thousand wagons are in constant use, and to do the job they have io do, EVERY ONE OF THEM MUST BE KEPT MOVING. Wagon users can assist by unloading wagons promptly and thereby making them available for other users. UNLOADING WAGONS ON SATURDAYS IS SPECIALLY HELPFUL IT PROVIDES MUCH-NEEDED EMPTIES FOR MONDAY LOADING. Help Hie Railways to Help YOU