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

9BBmMlrj& •«>♦» I WMMEBBS&g* .^., s rf’’ ,i '■ ■■<■*' •‘ ,#»• ’■^ yv ■- • ■ ifilSBL ■■' " /W Kj||B y: t I Mr J? ■> /If z IS f T / 4 MR. W. S. GLENN Official Government Candidate Rangitikei Seat STRONG GOVERNMENT NEEDED NO MIDDLE COURSE The one safe and sure protection against the efforts of the C ommunists and the I .about Extremists is to elect a sane Government, with a strong man at tne head of it. 7HE O.\ E STRONG AND SOUND POLITICAL LEADER IN THE COUNTRY TO-DAY IS THE HON. J. GORDON COATES. He has been farmer, citizen, soldier. Minister of the Crown, and Prime Minister in turn, and in every job he has tackled he has made it a success. Give him a sufficient majority and your interests and the interests of the country will be well safeguarded. NOTE THIS CAREFULLY. —You can only be certain of placing Mr. Coates in charge of your affairs as Prime Minister by voting lor the candidate in your clectoiate pledged to support him. There may be people who will try to persuade you that you can vote saUly for a National Party candidate and still get a strong and safe Government. h o-i have only to look at the political situation Io see the folly of this. The National Liberal Pa.’y has no prospect oi forming a Government. All that its candidates are doing 1 y standing against the Coates’ candidates is to split votes and play into th ■ .’wndv oi llu labour-Socialists. VOTE FOR THE COATES CANDIDATE b i l * '■ |J ; Jtt- ' W Y WO Jr ,' v'7 : 1 U Y u ; ' •> JSS m & rln ■ —i—i II *■■■■————wra I ■ MR. J. GORDON ELLIOTT Official Government Candidate Orona Scat The Policy of this Government is for the real interests of the Country—the Country first, the Country always, and the Country only. ” —Hon. J. G. Coates, speaking in Parliament, September 19, 1925.