UNITED FOR LIBERTY What the United Nations arc liglit.tig for is what you will be able to vole for on Eleclion Day—Liberty. Britain’s leaders throughout the centuries have fought for the same goal —Liberty. The Empire was built by men who were nol afraid. The Empire will be retained by men who are not afraid. When the flag of freedom was planted in New Zealand, there began a tradition of liberty for this country, the value of which is apparent today more than ever before. 'l’ljc majority of New Zealanders are made of the same stuff as were the men who built the Empire and fought to keep it. New Zealanders will not submit to a rule of fear, and (be idea, of prohibition enforceable by fines and imprisonment, lias no part in British psychology. New Zealand lias s.-iid so many limes, each time more omphalically’than the. lasi. Lot New Zealand speak with one voice for Continuance. Go to the poll and again vote Continu—strike out the two bottom lines. Hold fast to LibertyAdri.
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Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 308, 23 September 1943, Page 9
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