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jp ®7\ FyX -.\M ri -’’’ W' > --a-^ - w.<^ip 3 iifejbs j s«^:jpiT3teJsi-- ; ia'— —___.. ' |jak ' ''■/:- <—■■■■-' ••J'!: : - A Message to the Man on the Land "Stability and safety” is the keynote of the plain-spoken Manifesto issued to the country by the Hon. J. G. Coates. s'' It is a farmer’s message to farmers, who know, better than most people, the /* ''x, loss and worry caused by disruptive influences in the national life. / * \ The Primary Producers* interests will be advanced / / z/\ by a Coates Government. I Jfl Jr l You want to see a Man from the Land—and a strong, safe man-—at the V I head of the State. \ Vote for Sound Government / Coates is that man —the man who gets things done —the man born and bred in \ Progress / the country—the man who promises only what he can perform. \, COATES / But Coates must have a strong majority in the House if he is to keep discordant element at bay, and carry out his policy of improving the lot of the fanner, ' and assisting him to increase his efficiency and output. ■” °\ e for any ° tftese , , Candidates is a Vote VOTE FOR THE COATES CANDIDATE m your electorate—that y or Q oatesi is the only safe and sound policy for you. Forget local ancLparty prejudices. Think nationally—and vote nationally. Make sure YOUR vote helps to create the strong Government you want and the country needs. Don’t side-track your vote —don’t be misled. Your vote won’t count for Coates unless you vote for the Coates candidate in your electorate. COATES and COUNTRY
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19436, 23 October 1925, Page 5
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