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Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 308, 23 September 1943, Page 9

You’ll hear J / th ® FACTS ] . from / Peter Fraser! THE MiflE HJffICTB will make his final Dominion Election Address at the j WELLINGTON j town hall ‘ tonight, 8 P.M. Hear the truth about Labour's Achievements, Labour's Plan for ■ Progress, and the answer to the : Critics. THE MEETING WILL BE BROADCAST. ; PETER FRASER FOR WELLINGTON CENTRAL LABOUR FOR NEW ZEALAND

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