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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 29 October 1925, Page 2

Vv'E. the undersigned Electors, strongly urge you to ni idith (Official Government Candidate). . >r, the 4th November for the following reasons: — He is the only Candidate who boldly defines his position as an unwavering SUPPORTER OF MR COATES. ECAUSE MR COATES has repeatedly stated in his election address that he wishes you to suport only those Candidates who UNWAVERINGLY SUPPORT HIS GOVERNMENT. MR COATES has stated that those who are NOT FOR HIM are AGAINST HIM. Neither MR ATMORE nor MR BRINDLE is supporter of Mr Coates and his Government. Although MR ATMORE has stated that he will not vote against Mr Coates if a no-confidence motion is moved by the Labour Party, yet he HAS NOT PLEDGED HIMSELF TO SUPPORT MR COATES if a vote of no-confidence is moved by the National or Liberal Party. RFfAIKF FUSION MAY NEVER TAKE PLACE if either the OLil/iiUijJLs National or the Reform Party is strong enough to carry on. PET AINU the labour party in nelson has not the DLhRVJL REMOTEST CHANCE OF WINNING THE NELSON SEAT. RFPAINF AR Electors who desire SOUND, SAFE GOVERNOLL/iUijlj MENT, and who desire the most able men to conduct the affairs of the Dominion at this crisis in its history, should unhesitatingly VOTE SOLIDLY FOR MR GILBERT, who is the only STRAIGHT-OUT SUPPORTER in this Electorate of Mr Coates and the Reform Government. A VOTE FOR GILBERT IS A VOTE FOR COATES, A vote for either Atmore or Brindle is a vote AGAINST MR COATES and the Reform Party.

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