FOOD COSTS UP! BKSP r WM^ EXTRACTS from -The Elector," published by the Labour Party during the 1935 abour's plan to reduce costs will make a strong appeal to the housewife. To her it will mean a saving of at least five shillings in every £l. She herself will know best what to do with that five shillings • . ." " r pHE average grocery bill foi -* Coalition works out at tw< quality and quantity of goods will be purchased for probably less." 'PHE Labour Party promised that your money would be reduced 5/- in the £. Instead of that prices ha + inue to inc-eae throuah Labour's reckless extravaganc National Party will reduce taxation and thus will reduc iiseholcl of four persons during the regime of the lillings a week. Under Labour's plan the same be purchased for not inort than nine shillings, \y more —that prices increased. They wi and ruthless Taxatio: the cost of living. Tea Cotfee Cocoa Sues 3 '" Tap'ioca \ ITS**" 61 .. iaim°" Frl r«t TVie P rl ! parW pro^ v
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19759, 13 October 1938, Page 6
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