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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXIV, Issue 17736, 9 December 1919, Page 4

THE REFORM GOVERNMENT HAVE PLACED THE .GAME. I I THE LIBERAL (?) PARTY 1 boast, of what Wm. Veitch secured i for AVangarrai. '■ IT WAS NOT WILLIAM VEITCH. IT WAS THB REFORM GOVERNMENT WHO PLAYED THE GAME. THE REFORM GOVERNMEITT DOES NOT BELIEVE IN THE LIBERAL (?) POLICY "SPOILS TO THE VICTOR." The REFORM GOVERNMENT believes in fair play to all sections of the community. Therefore in spite of the fact that Wanganui was represented by Mr. Veitch the Reform Government treated us fairly. On the 17th every Elector has to decide whether it is to be "Wm. Massey, the honest politician whom no man can point the finger of scorn at, Wm. Massey the friend of the real worker, aye a worker himself all his life. Or the wealthy Baronet, Sir Joseph Ward with his great fortune. Do you think his sympathies are with the worker? You are lacking in brain power if you do. Next 17th weigh all the facts up, be fair to both sides, and if you are fair you will give Wm. Massey your vote. You can do this by voting for: W. J. CUTTLE FOR WANGANUI W. GLENN for RAHGITIKEL Wanganui East. Electors you are in the Eangitikei Electorate. Don't forget Wm. Glenn on the 17th. He is as straight as a nail, he has played the game, he do-! serves your vote. NEWCOMBE'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 82 Ridgway St., Wanganui. DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES in Shorthand, Typewriting and Elementary Book-keeping. Fees upon application. , SYMES & ROBERTS, ! UNDERTAKERS, i 144 VICTORIA AVENUE. Day Telephone 1i79. Night 'Phone 693: F. Symes, Caius Avenue, Gonville. F. Roberta, Millward Street, Wanganui East.