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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 19 May 1928, Page 4

The Hon, A. D. McLeod stated at Wellington last .night his view of the difference between Labour and Reform's policy on finance. Political Labour in Now Zealand and other Dominions, ho said, argued that social betterment by an improved standard of living was of the first importance, and that all other considerations were of secondary importance. Reform, while admitting the virtues of such an objective, was firmly convinced that no permanent betterment could be achieved unless it bo firmly based upon sound finance, sound not only from New Zealand’s viewpoint, but tho Empire’s and all countries with which we must trade. Sound finance was the first plank in the party’s platform. Pure silk Pup ' n a wealth of colouring akin to a lovely garden. Tho forty different shades include scarlet, amber, cyclamen, apple, green, jade, saxe, king, fisher, tangerine, gold, grey, henna, lemon, flesh, apricot, sky, mauve, shell, salmon, fawn, etc. Prices: Natural 1/11 colours 2/4i yard.—Haxrops Ltd. —Advt.