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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19444, 2 November 1925, Page 5

Carrying the Reform Banner Candidates for Electors’ Suffrages The Prime Minister and His Representatives in the Wanganui District VOTE FOR THE ___ V OTE FQR COATES CANDIDATE THE PRIME MINISTER’S RECORD COATES CANDIDATE

HOgg 1 wMi «i ' lOft K '" ' '■■■• •■ aBsOgBsWI ? -' - < jSF<’S> ‘#’t4f^ a s!afi£a« ' fc & ?w IMIBJyw w . wfc - ■ ArfPifeil MR. JOHN COULL Official Governniitit Candidate Wanganui Seat Don't Risk our Present Prosperity Under the so-called Capitalistic Government. New eZ.ahnd tr-day is the most prospered country in the world with less unemployment than any untry. and with better prospects ahead lor the aveiage worker than any of the Labour-Socialist governed countries can offer. Are you. by your vote, going to upset all this? V. orkcrs that is the average worker, not the man looking for a fat political job- what are you and your wives and families going to get out of handing the Government of the country over to a group of extremists who want to try out their pet theories at your risk and turn things upside down? Is it not better to go gradually forward, betteiing conditions from time to time as you have been doing, than Io usk all you have gained in a rash experiment ? The position then is as plain as can be. 'l ou can only be certain that your vote Y.IU count ioi safety and security by voting for Coates candidate in your electorate. VOTE FOR THE COATES CANDIDATE A/ - JU,. ** 4 w i: ' ■ > w£. <-'V • - • 1 ’V'* - V’C" MR. H. G. DICKIE Official Government Candidate Patea Seat Only by judicious care and foresight in setting our financial foundations is it possible to devote the necessary attention to all our citizens. It is the Government’s aim to give all classes of the people an equal opportunity in life, by assisting the effort of each citizen in his or her natural vocation, and with a will on the part of all the results we desue can lie obtained. ”-—Hon. J. G. Coates, May 30, 1925.