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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 70, 16 December 1919, Page 3

The outstanding figure in the public life of this Dominion to-day is that of the man whose portrait is reproduced on this page: William Ferguson Massey, Prime Minister : ' • ' of New Zealand ■ the needs of the hour as the head of the &overnment of the country. * ' ' ' forward, not for dropping back helplesslyinto your political representatives first and foremost l *— ':' &V'" **0 lo y al service-that you will not tolerate an S ? attempt to divide, them into warring camps . ' ■ merely in order that individuals may seekh, ' I V *>>^l ; ' gratify their ambitions - The Reform Party 9^sMi9'' :^' stands before you not alone as a party with . feSlllp S'V~ ' clear-cut ideals of sound and stable government, : ' s^ K M* : political amity and to-bring together all loyal people t0 work m harmon y for tne g°° d °f i^^^Si^^^^^^^^K '• Tl * re is the Man > tlle head of the Government » who nas ■, .. : ' *'° yOU faitMull y- and well trough the most desperate and trying i^^^^^^^^^^mS^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Sßi ' wliether he and those connected with him continue t0 act as vour ' ' ■' trustees to safeguard your interests and your welfare. **2^''' ' He and those with him are seeking to promote unity), an'd ■ ~ V> '' ?' strivin S to meet the chan S ed conditions b Y applying to politics some- • "^ v *' - : - ; > ' thin § of the vi S° ur and fearlessness that made the name of the New. ■ : ; §lfM Zealand soldier famous the world over, ' \ HIPIL. 1 ® '& 1 ® w l