THE AVON SEAT.
TO THE EDITOR. Sir, —Thursday will deoide whether wo continue to be governed by Reform despotism, or again by a beneficent Liberal Government who in the past have done so much for the country its people. It now rests in our own hands, whether we continue to endure and suffer from the bad administration of the Reform Government, In the present critical condition of the country, we need 6trong and forceful men to represent us in Parliament, men of political experience. The electors of Avon have such a one in the Liberal candidate for Avon, the Hon G. W. Russell. He has had a wide Parliamentary experience, both as a member of Parliament and also as a Minister. There are few who can excel Mr Rlissell as a .politician. He has the courage of his opinions, and lie is fearless in expressing them. It is such as he that we need to iepreoent us. Mr Russell, as a member of the Liberal Party,' when in power, helped to pass many of the measures, that have been uo beneficial to the people of New Zealand. Trusting that he may again i>e returned to help continue the good work done by the Liberals in former years.—l am, etc. AVON ELECTOR.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16905, 2 December 1922, Page 17
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211THE AVON SEAT. Star (Christchurch), Issue 16905, 2 December 1922, Page 17
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