ADDRESS AT FOUNDRY

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 52, Issue 32312, 13 September 1943, Page 6

ADDRESS AT FOUNDRY

MR W. CHART WORKERS LABOUR’S SERIOUS BLUNDER Ivlr IV. A. Clail., official National Pamv caiuiitlai? .fo,i the Thames seaton Wednesdry addressed workers at Judrl’s Ununilry, Thames. The speaker stated he was standing in th-s intcre.d-s of better ; Gc-ve/'nm<?»it, dissa.tisi/'ci_K;e witn Labour 'beinp’ revealed in the- that there are five parties in the. field, liesides- independents. He con Wk red Labour’s first-ser-ious fijHific revealed by ike necessity oi‘ iinposing import restrieticns. Cont’nuinr. ?-A' Chirk stated the National Pai'ty t-oii'd offer electors throughout Ne v Zealand—1. Freedom Hom iiUvm-t restriction:'. :m ! t'm mjccs-'ity qf obtaining 2. The rirht mvn thorn i;m ■ il' I 'in:-f; o'i ee fi’c rate ol ’location m: in: i'.oiiUy man. •I. i ;/’-<■-r i ve:-' and mAbei's in -’■/ A-mo •>. in;] li.ion o’ iio r ’i r<- Oil al Y< olOe' - iiin • Apartment. .imaCi'g- ’.vfi-fi the lattei' subject, .C/r -Cinj'i' stn.to' lii-' denari merit ha-! 'not given cfiicioiit service, conclusive proof of whk-h woo Co facts that the eommorlitws it controlled had risen considerably in pi le'-, were no more plentiful am l no Yetter quality than had ■been the mo- v.Lwn private enterprise prevailed. If eiected, one of the first actions of the National Party would ■be the abolition of the Internal Marketi n g De par tme n t.