TO THE ELECTORS OF ROSKILL

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17337, 8 December 1919, Page 9

TO THE ELECTORS OF ROSKILL

(Published Under Arrangement By a Body of Reform Electors).

You are on the verge of the most momentous election in the Dominion's history. The troubles of war have left their imprint throughout the civilised world, and New Zealand has not escaped. Its troubles are here right now, and the future looms ominously over us. You must recognise the work of a strong man; a man of proved capability and energy. Vivian H. Potter has fought for his King and country, both in the Boer War and the Great World War, and ha is'now back with you ready to fight again for constitutional Government and progress. He is the bitter opponent of disloyalists and extremists. You have the opportunity of electing him as your member. He is worthy of your every confidence. He has proved himself time and again. At Waihi he fought courageously and successfully against the law-breakers and extremists. By his personality and courage he helped carry the day. He is manly and straightforward. If vou have not heard him speak; if you have failed to study his policy, do so at once. He is without doubt one of our "best platform men. You cannot fail to support him if you will but hear him and ftudv his policy. He is an acquisition to the great Reform Party, for which he is 1 fighting. Electors! Grasp your opportunity and vote for Vivian Potter.