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m <v » y The United Party accepts the impotent Challenge of the Reform Party in its mendacious recent advertisement—“ Compare Coates and his Team with any Cabinet the United Party could produce.” The United Party further asserts that it can produce—not only one —but FIVE cabinets any one of which would be infinitely superior to the effete individuals representing the Reform Party. The United Party dike electors te compare this group of United Candidates with the Coates Group called a “Cabinet.” SYDNEY G. SMITH W. A. VEITCH, M.P. SIR APIRANA NGATA, M.P. T, M. WILFORD, M.P. W. B. TAVERNER J. B. DONALD m ■r* m z -?v es i m » 1 1 V *:• h v E. A. RANSOM, M.P. mmm y x SIR JOSEPH WARD; BART., K.C.M.G. . G, W. FORRES, M.P* USUJSMM A. J. STALLWORTHY J. COBBE W. E. TAYLOR UNITED PARTY PERSONALIA H. R. JENKINS . J. CONNOLLY * W. J. BROADFOOT REFORM PARTY PERSONALIA SIR JOSiM #AM>, Bart., K.G.M.G.: Acknowledged world-famed financier and Statesman. W. A. VEITCH, M.P. Wanganui: Expert on matters relating to Railway Administration. SIR APIRANA NGATA, M.P." Eastern Maori: Leading Authority on Maori Administration. T*. M. WILFORD, M.P. Hutt: Barrister and Solicitor, member late National Cabinet. W. B. TAVERNER, Mayor Dunedin: Accountant and Financial Adviser. J. B. DONALD, Chairman Directors A. B. Donald & Sons,, Auckland: successful City Business man. SYDNEY G. SMITH: Represented New Plymouth Electorate for several years., s and E. A. RANSOM, M.P. Pahiatua: Business roan and practical farmer. G. W. FORBES, M.P. Hurunui: Practical Farmer, Irrigation Authority. A. J. STALLWORTHY: Auckland City Councillor, well-known Educationalist. J. G. COBBE, Chairman Wellington Harbour Board, Etc., well-known business man and practical farmer. W. E. TAYLOR, Well-known South Island Business man.' H. R. JENKINS ; City Business man, Managing Director Gane Milking Machine Co. J. CONNOLLY: Rakaia, South Island Sheep Farmer. W. J, BROADFOOT: Barrister, Solicitor and Practical Farmer, Mayor Te Kujti. j RT. HOR. J. G. COATES, Prime Minister, Founder of the Junior Reform League. HON. A.. D. McLEOD, Minister for Lands, Land Minister without a Land Policy, “New Zealand’s champion pessimist ” vide N.Z. Herald and other Reform Papers. HON. O. J. HAWKEN, Minister for Agriculture, Selfconfessed panderef for votes, see Newsletter Sep. 291938. HON. W, DOWNIE STEWART, Minister for Finance, who recently muddled the Customs Tariffs and Taxation adjustments. HON. R: A. WRIGHT, Minister for Education, “The Joker of the Pack,” vide own speech Hansard report. HON. K. S. WILLIAMS, Minister for Public Works. Is he ? ? ? ?????? HON. F. J. ROLLESTON, Minister for Justice, cur taller 9f liberty through creation of afreet without warrant, see Police Offences Amendment Act, 1926. HON. W. NOSWORTHY. Post Master General, Abroad, will not comment. HON. (J. J. ANDERSON, Minister for Labour, Abroad, Will not comment. HON. J. A. YOUNG, Minister for Health, now receiving.. No. Confidence motions In his own electorate. ■ SPARE PARTS 4 ' ' RT. HON. SIR FRANCIS BELL, Minister without Portfolio HON. SIR MAUI POMARE, Minister forGoolc Islands. HON. SIR HEATON RHODES, Minister withoiitPortfolio UNITED NORTH ISLAND CANDIDATES SOUTH ISLAND CANDIDATES AUCKLAND CENTRAL-W. C. Hewitt AUCKLAND EAST—J. B. Donald AUCKLAND WEST—R. B. Speirs AUCKLAND SUBURBS—R. R. Allen SNELL—H. R. Jenkins LYNN—J. S. Fletcher K. J. Stallworthy G. C. Munns :AU—W. T. F. Kells Mason |ATA -R. H. Greville J —A. J. Murdoch -Ebenezar Align WAIKATO—F. Lye HAMILTON—S. Lye THAMES—E. McGregor GISBORNE—W. L. Clayton ROTORUA—C. H. Clinkard WAITOMO—W. J, Broadfoot HAWKES BAY—G. McKay WAIPAWA —D. B. Kent " PAHIATUA—E. A. Ransom NEW PLYMOUTH-S. G, Smith PATEA—J. D. Hislop mmmst&i w. WANGANUI—W.-A. Veitch OROUA-J. G. Cobbe PALMERSTON—C- A. Loughnan MANAWATU-P. J. Small OTAKI—A. B. SJcvwright WAIRARAPA—CoI. T, W. McDonald MASTERTON—W. Thomson HUTT—T. M. Wllford . WELLINGTON SUBURBS—K. McLennan WELLINGTON SOUTH-J. Burns NORTHERN MAORI—T. Maika EASTERN Ng?H WAIRAU-E. F. Healy MOTUEKA-G. C. Black WESTLAND—T. E- Y. Seddon HURUNUI—G. W. Forbes KAIAPOI-4-R. W. Hawke CHRISTCHURCH NORTH-E. H. Andrews CHRISTCHURCH EAST-D. F. Denndhy CHRISTCHURCH SQUTH-C. S. McCully AVON-G. T. Baker LYTTELTON—W, T. Lester RICCARTON-A. A. McLachlan MID-CANTERBURY—J. Connolly TEMUKA—T. H. Langford OAMARU—J, A. Macpherson CHALMERS-J. P. Walls DUNEDIN NORTH-C. H. Smith DUNEPIN B, Taverner DUNEDIN WEST-C. M. Moss MAT AURA—D. McDougall NELSON—H. Atmore CENTRAL .OTAGO—W. A. Bodkin WALLACE-W. E. Taylor AWARUA—P. A. de la Perelle INVERCARGILL—Sir Joseph Ward . SOUTHERN MAORI—T. Makitacara