ARCHER’S WEEKLY MESSAGE.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16905, 2 December 1922, Page 13

ARCHER’S WEEKLY MESSAGE.

ALL SIX OF US. “ The time for talk is almost over. The time to vote will soon be hero. We have talked. You must vote. If the workers will vote together, not merely some of us six. but all of us, will be elected. Alphabetically here are our names Archer. Armstrong. Howard. M ’Combs M’Cullouch. Sullivan. Put all six of us into Parliament, and we. in conjunction with the other Labour members, will either make good legislation a certainty, or bad an impossibility. Victory is possible for us all, and in the North is is now possible for us to poll more votes than both my opponents combined.” 6 P.S.—Since writing above my attention has been drawn to a remarkable letter published in this morning’s issue of the “ Lyttelton Times.” it is from the pen of Mr H. A. Atkinson, who for many years was a foremost fighter side by side with the late Mr X E. Taylor and Air Isitt, in the cause of prohibition. I trust that all readers of the “ Star ” will give it the attention which it deserves. No more need be said. J.K.A.