Im "Vbu’re fighting for your family. In 1978, living in New Zealand has become And we’ll make the streets safer for your family survival in a battlefield. by cracking down on crime. Everything is under attack. Only Labour knows how to rebuild a society in which Your way of life. Your job. Your home. Your family. ‘living’ regains its real meaning. You're living in a state of siege. Labour can do it. With your help. But how does one person fight when the battle Add your anger to Labour’s, is too big to handle alone? ~ And together we’ll win the fight. You're not alone. < Z? Labour is with you in the fight for your family. 7 Only Labour has the team of managersand BBL 1 economists who can boost production and create HFHE ** l J more jobs. mA’ Well take tough measures against soaring interest ™ e. rowling and mortgage rates so that families can afford their ® 3 NEW ZEALAND own homes again. MBe. labour party ” ———————— Join B - Labour BB Were fighting far jvu >=?» AUTHORISED BY J. WYBROW GENERAL SECRE TARY NE W ZEALAND LABOUR rAh T Y
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Press, 14 April 1978, Page 3
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187Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Press, 14 April 1978, Page 3
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