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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10085, 25 September 1918, Page 7

(Published By Arrangement.)

MANIFESTO

PROTESTANT POLITICAL ASSOCIATION OP N.Z. (Incur.). WELLINGTON CENTRAL ELECTION. To the Protestant Electors of Wellington Central: Ladies and Gentlemen,—The uprise and growth of the P.P.A. has made it clear "to all thoughtful Protestants thaP everr ‘ candidate for a seat in Pftrliar mciu ,• . V> considered not on lus. party predilections, but on his attitude, to the principles of Protestemsm. We therefore ask your consideration of the following facts, namely.— ■ , Mr Fraser, the nominee of the Social Democratic Party, which is an organisation avowedly opposed to loyalty to the King and Empire, is an Anti-Cou-BC Mr W. T. Hildreth, the Government nominee, though nominally a Protestant, evidenced his principles by endeavouring. as a member of the vary Council, to thwart the Protestants of Wellington organising by refusing them the use of the Town Hall for a V.ir.A. gathering, notwithstanding that the Town Hall is the property of the citizens, of whom the great majority* are Protestant. Such an action justifies his repudiation h*- all Protestants. To elect him to Parliament would be to further imperil our liberty and strengthen the anti-Protestant attitude of the Govern. “llr’ M. J. Mack is a Protestant, who, whilst not a member of the Association, is prepared to strenuously and- wholeheartedly support “equal rights for all; special privileges to. none. He has in, response) to tho solicitations of his feb low-workers, who aro disgusted with the Labour extremists, consented to . contest the seal. The Dominion Executive has, therefore decided to endorse tho candidnture of, and to urge all Protestants to vote for, Mr M. J. Mack. By so doing you will demonstrate: (1) That the ‘ National Government has. by its unfair restriction of Protestant Literature, and its truckling to Rome, forfeited 'the confidence' of tho Protestants of this Dominion. (2) That the P.P.A. is not opposed to 1 the interests of tho democracy or a mere adjunct of any political party;but will support the candidates who* arc firm tor Protestant rights and liberty. ... , (2) That whilst tho P.P.A. is loyal and determined to see victory against Kaisensm wo aro not prepared to sacrifice our Protestant heritage for the National Government. Therefore, vote for Mack. Let every Protestant vote for Win-the-War and Mack. . ' ' Por the Dominion Executive, HOWARD ELLIOTT, National Organiser. H. SYDNEY BILBY, * Dominion Secretary. Wellington, September 23rd, 1918.

Messrs J. H. Bethuno and Co. announce in the auction columns that today, at their rooms. street, at 2.31) p.m., they (ire holding: an important sale of 10 level residential building allotments. Wellington road and Evans Bay road, opposite the swimming baths and the, Kilbimic Park. Full details appear in the advertisement. The terms of sale are exceptionally liberal. From Jlnv to September makes winter, remember. Five wearisome months in the year; When we sigh for the Spring and we long to take wing From season so sickly and drear. People know from the past that while winter months last. There are sore throats and colds to end nre: And that is just why they renew their supply Of Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.