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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10727, 26 October 1928, Page 6

WHAT IS “SUPERGOVERNMENT?” PUBLIC INTEREST AROUSED. Keen interest is being taken m the question, of “Super-Government,’’ iso much so that it js not out of place to state juot what this .peculiar .system represents. • • •!; ! ‘Super-Government” means .the extortion of secret •plodg'ea m‘iron 'S' of Parliament -to m popular minority Zealand Alliatic jernicious pproclai ftpen UAJ lees tall, ihc fecte# vgpvi tfcdi look Jffte: comes from ; t lias . What iple atthe against' the n. They 'iha’ye vc, to . Parliament: T ...... iritofests: ’: Along r o Alliance extorting - pledges peop e’s representatives. InsieatWof. the House of. Representatives being • free and unfettered to forward' tlie 'glorious, ..■. traditions-., of British justice and -. • administration the’ Alliance' pulls- the strings in;.the! background,’suhverting the yery principles ori wliiichX democracy ■ anti .'safe gdvehiment rest ! .S'pchan iniquitous practice,, is ‘‘Supp^Goveriimeut. 5 ’ •;New - Zealanders, .cannot , afford .to ■allow'thiis .menace to .their, Parliay rnentayy- privileges to go; unchecked, flt'is ■am un-British sysfenvand smacks of- : the >•; trickery - and . subterfuge •of American politicians’- methods. Prohibition. openly stands, for this i-ep-rehensihlo •> -“Super •- ..Government;”: Every ’ voter , in- Hew. Zealand yho •values liberty qrid.".honorable government should vote, unhesitatingly .for Continuance' cleas: politics.*#* • /•■; ■* . . • - 'J V" .’' 1/ ■* .•« ! ■ C■ * ’ j -• • ..i c. •■• ■ ' ..