NEW ZEALAND NEEDS A FRESH START! Labour’s team for the greater Christchurch area — people sensitive to the pain of unemployment, the problems : WMk involved in clothing and feeding a family ;jß|| in a time of rising prices — the anxieties resulting from the shortage in low cost housing. ew Zeatand needs a fresh start! Wt Labour’s priorities are economic recovery, growth and jobs. Wages and taxes will be fair. The cost of living will ' be kept down. With a Labour government there will be no more con^ronta tion, no more people * bashing — no more divisive tactics. With Labour, government will be based / on consultation and openness. Democracy will be restored. * WB- W. VOTE LABOUR ON JULY 14th i ' ■ ■ ills AVON “CENTRAL 0 ” CHR NORTH RCH LYTTELTON SYDENHAM « KS RHi o*l BMB PR BNL k IVbr BATCHELOR PALMER MOORE HERCUS CAYGILL ANDERTON MANNING YALDHURST I . FENDALTON ■ RANGIORA BMM— Mfcff'l' MBaBW i IBrUcsi! r SBF?** AUSTIN DOBSON ' JLJHh TOMLINSON BRINGING NEW ZEALAND TOGETHER Authorised by Kathie Lowe, Canterbury Regional Secretary
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