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Evening Star, Issue 20022, 13 November 1928, Page 3

To the DUNEDIN CENTRAL TO MORROW you will vote either tor LABOUR or ANTI-LABOUR. You iniiv vote either (or a neutral Speaker, without political views or principles, without the right of expression or a yolo in the House, or for an able and conscientious'Labour candidate', pledged to the inleicsts of the workers, business people, and I armors. With the knowledge of the poverty, sulTering. "” C J of the past three yours iu your minds, YOU bIiUULU i'UH 1-4 8S SI Z B <.)#! -r : s> • liii W v'v'tV ’.s i; JOHN ROBINSON, the Labour Candidate. If you would abolish unemployment, il you would create prosperity, if you would stimulatu trade, if yon would accomplish^closer settlement, if you would provide a future for New Zealand boys, il you would make Now Zealand a hotter, brighter, and more prosperous place to live in— Vote for Robinson, the Labour Candidate. FOR CARS ON ELECTION DAY RING 12-387.