“ONLY TWO PARTIES.”
PREMIER’S ADVICE TO ERECTORS. “A VOTE FOR A UNITED IS A VOTE FOR LABOR.” (Special To The Times). WELLINGTON, Nov, S. “I say that this Government has managed the country so well that New Zealand to-day, so far as its credit is concerned', stands highset in the world,” said 1 Mir Coates in concluding his speech at the Town Hall. '
“Our people as a nation stand high,” said' Mr Coates. A Vaice: “You can’t prove it.” “I can prove it,” retorted the Prime Minister. ' “It is only some croakers and Jeremiahs of our own and osme misfits that liavo come out here who won’t understand. (Loud applause). “We have given you. policy,” he continued; '“we have given you performance. (Renewed applause). Wo ask the people for a renewal of their confidence. There are only two parties in this country—Reform and Labour. A vote for a United Party candidate is a vote for the Labour candidate. That is the position. Those who believe that this country stand for equal opportunity; that this Government stands for the protection and sanctity of religious belief; those who believe that we stand four square for the protection of those principles, J. ask them to support the Reform Party candidates. (Cheers.)
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10740, 10 November 1928, Page 10
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