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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 52, Issue 32314, 15 September 1943, Page 3

XFor the Aged, f for Widows aßfer L and Invalids — ife/i . jHK| . ’ I ••" ” Labour is providing the BEFORE Labour came to power thousands, - //J through no fault of their own, could not ffj.ff fl 40 Cf ** fend for themselves and eked out a mis- ff flf Jr erable existence on charity. • Today the old, ! * the sick, the widowed and the fatherless e 1 JW have found security and happiness under m tne wona Labour’s humane policy of Social Security. AGE BENEFITS — Nearly 100,000 men and SICKNESS BENEFIT — Over 3,000 people women of 60 years and over receive age pay wmnw’S AND ORPHAN’S BENEFITS — raVALID’S BENEFITS -12 000 perman- WIDOW 8* enfly incapacitated persons (mcludmg the * blind) are rescued from destitute and un- orphan - s happy dependence.