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Grey River Argus, 3 November 1928, Page 8

Greymouth t Cycle & Motor Depot Sole West Coast Agents for the Triumph and Harley Davidson Motors, the pick of British and American machines. k We carry a good assortment of ordinary spares. Ride as you pay. System arranged. Cycles of all grades on hand with necessary accessories. Repairs and renewals executed by competent mechanics with reasonable despatch; also enamelling by up-to-date process. Gramophoiie repairs. Brazing and light turnings of eVi ry description in any metal—a specialty.' Sox Bros. MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH. LATE OF WADE & CO.

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MAGNA CHART A FLOUTED WARNING TO ELECTORS. V hen a minority organisation extort? pledges from members of Parlian ent to support that organisat'on and to place biased legislation on the. Statnt-. Books against the will of th.'* people—then the principles of British justice founded on Magna Charta are in extreme jeopardy. It may com? as a surpri.e to many New Zealanders to know .hat such a J menace exists to-day—that an organ J isation is at wo k to betray the wishes of the peop’e. The secret is no longer a secret —the New Zealand Alliance stands guilty and apparently unashamed. At recent elections the people nf New Zealand voted against the attempt to force prohibition upon a law-abiding British community. The| ballot box has hown conclusiv.dv I that New Zealandcis are opposed to* tyrannical r "i t ion of their persona’ liberty. Not content with such a decided expression of opinion, the New Zealand Al’ianre has sought to thwart the electors by extorting secret pledges from members of t’ House of Representatives. This is not government— not the British ideal of government at any rate! This is “Super Government,” which throttle* parliament—a fanaticism which, if not curbed, will seriously dislocate the mechanism of politics. You can express your disapproval of . these tactics by voting Continuance I, at the forthcoming elections, 7 |