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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 6 May 1921, Page 4

The following extract from the Australasian, (writes "New Zealander" to the ■ Otago Daily Times) illustrates what Aye may expect to get here if the Bolshevist, I.AV.W. and Sinn Fein party gain power.' "No returned soldier need apply" has been written over, the door of the Sydney Town Hall for some time. The Sydney City Council is "under the thumb" of the caucus* Those who had so resolutely refused to help the "digger" while he was at the front took good care to refuse to help him when he- returned. Now the Parliament of New South Wales is taking the serious step of introducing legislation to rescind the policy of preference to returned soldiers established by, Mr Holman's Government. It seems incredible that even a New South Wales Labour politician should make such ani avowed confession of rank ingratitude and rank disloyalty. It looks remarkably like a spiteful attempt at revenge on the part of those delightful allies of the Sinn Fein, the Bolshevists and1 the 1.W.W., who did their best to hinder Australia.in her supreme effort during the wai> The Australian soldier, won through in spite of them. Now; they are going to punish, him for winning through. Their attitude is a significant indication of the policy of the lextreme section of the Labour party*. It is not likely to gain that party manyfriends among those people of NewSouth Wales who claim loyalty to theEmpire as well as to the men who> fought to keep that Empire free. Housewives are having a feast of bargains at the Melbourne's sensational' sale. Towels, dabiask, household calicoes, sheetings, linen forfars are benig eagerly snapped up at the greatly; reduced prices.—Advt. For Influenza, take Woods' Great Peppermint 'Sure.—Advt. DON'T CLOS TAHL «STOMAOfI. The indiscriminate swallowing of cough remedies containing narcotics containing syrups, .or alcohol, is injurious. Far the best wav is to sniff up or gargle "Fluenzol" "(Is 6d) and 2a W), which dispels bacilli and soother inflammation without any injury to the system.—Advt.