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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10726, 25 October 1928, Page 3

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silt 1 —it’s the weight of the Clip and the Butter-fat yield that count in Farming. So also in Politics—you Judge a party by its ACHIEVEMENT A few bold and arresting Facts emerge from a study of polil tne three years of the Coates Administration. so talks th but bet over pay last $3 than /ou them—Jjand fi nger—^-thanks -power and lfg trie In the first place the Farmers' and has help arid to extend Every political par man on the land merely talked. Many of you driv "three years ago—your motor-car tyr' the Coates Governm Many of you enjoy thebenefits of electri milking plant and shearing machines, brighter homes because of _ poWer,_and Heat —thanks to the Coafes Qfvernmen Many of. you have received a sh '.£11,000,000 advanced to farmers, at e low. interest rates, during the past thre medium of State Advances, Rural rmediate Rural Credit Departments. fihlinks to the Coates Government. ; !{, -V- ' . Pig-breeders are being assisted by a special subsidy, spread over three years —Fruit-growers have the •advantage of a Government guarantee—Poultry-, keepers.are being assisted by an. experimental farm —the / Wheat Industry has been safeguarded—all through .the actions of the Coates Government. *' 'V ' * n * of you enjoy a pleasure-and-business trip occasionally on one of the special“Farmers' Trains, run mainly in connection with A. and R-. Shows.— another innovation of the Coates Government. previous Government in the bistory of * h close attention, has understood! to make their finances easier, to ini ?the comforts and pleasures enjoyed ut “assisting the You dairy-farmerf has not ' '• ®' e of th eptionally years; per directly H he Go men ar ass An th bi of Th nur an m ng no bel rat me *al happenings during few Zealand has given teirjpiosition so well, their production, people in the towns. .benefitting, directly or insisting that is being carried on | having been paid to being paid this year. elp froi e Coates Government. lime you need for bigger crops are :d on the railways at a very —thanks to the Coates C ... , v I;• ' * _ -Thd||||mds of .country children are beimj(Fbenefited -iniboayiand;mincLby the work of theSffFiool Medical and Dental Divisions, by the Plunlcet Society, and by the conveyanceTtfr scholars to Consolidated Schools—this conveyance alone now costs £BO,OOO annually. The Games Government stands for The welfare-of childrj ■ ■'■-f; ■{. - ■ \jfr * ■ ' . -YEconomies in the of carrying on the government of the and last year tim cost was lower than it has been for many yea Another testimony to the efficiency of ;the’Coajjfe Government. • W ■•" .. v a- ■ 1 _ The essfblishment of an Agricultural College in the NoriJgrlsland (Massey College), as well as in the (at .Lincoln), means'that ambitious farmers rerywhere.,can’i ( secure “higher education” in the ience <and .practice of farming. Another achievement of Government. A good-sized book could be filled with details of the above and other achievements by the • Reform Government in the interests of Farmers. Farmers— let the FACTS guide andyconvince you. Criticism is easy—promises are cheap when unsupported by perfpflFmance; ttfliatthe Reform Governmenfamas done it will continue .to, do-—it f will bMp you and your wives and children in practicable way—it will do all in Ics power to irombte your prosperity AWT fV IS IT WOmi WHILE TAKING RISKS - WHEN \ YOU HAVtiTTHE CHOICE OF A CERTAINTY? There Is oiily ONE of the political parties in the field to-day which electors can vote for with a confident sense of Security as to the Future—That is the Reform Party. Safeguard Your Interests—- - ■ ! J ■