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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 89, 12 October 1938, Page 7

Yes, a pawn in the Socialists 9 Game" SAYS TFTF KARTVfPTt "In all the years Fve been on the land we farmers have never hJJTM* M. kJ M. -l_-__L__L_f __L Xa.A^ITXJJ^iV received such a raw; deal as we've received from this Labour . , . Actually we ye been the pawns in the Socialists game. As far Government. _ * t t <* , « as I am concerned the sooner they go out of power the better. "They promised us lower taxes, and to abolish sales tax and My vote goes to Adam Hamilton and the National Party — he's reduce the rates. They promised us a guaranteed price that been a farmer himself, and a successful one at that. would give us an equal reward for equal service to the . • . . ' ' He wont socialise our farms or destroy the country quota so community, - , % % % r • ■■'▼▼-«•'•■■•■ that we re robbed of our voting power. He will continue the ■ ■ ■ • ' . i.,; "Well, all we got out of those promises was a guaranteed price guaranteed price for the remainder of this season and will restore to that was less than the world market price. Our taxes are not us the ownership and control of our own produce. He's going to reduced, and our costs, as a direct result of the Government's reduce the rates on rural land. You know these things will be policy, have made it practically impossible to carry on. done, because you can trust Adam Hamilton to keep his word." » NATIONALfor PERSONAL FREEDOM- STABILITY - OPPORTUN^^^H