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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 277, 25 November 1935, Page 10

the^ ||Tp CUTS \HOSPn* \mr.FORBES-The Government woi DQ JT AGA|N ,R Reply to Deputation : 19th Sept. |i Remember the Wage and Salary Cuts—£llo,ooo.ooo Taken in Five Years from the People’s lj t Remember Old Age, Soldiers’ and Widows’ Pension Cutslhev Spared Not the Aged, the Infirm or Remember the Cut in Education Expenditure— The 5-year-old Child Excluded from our Primary Remember the Plight of the Unemployed58,000 Suffering Poverty in the Midst of Plenty! Remember the Hospital Board Expenditure Cuts— Hospitals £200,000, Mental Institutions £70.000 Less Remember the Position of our Farmers45,000 Unable to Meet their Liabilities! Remember “Country cannot afford to go on paying for J Services ” —Hon. R. Masters speaking to Businessmen, W«J November 1, 1935. THIS TIIHE l Safeguard Your Income and Social serms!

Remember America! You know what prohibition did to America—see \ what America did to prohibition. * \ The overwhelming majority by which repeal of \ prohibition was carried, a majority that broke all \ C \ records in the history of the United States, gave \ P ' e? \e<J b - \ conclusive proof that after a thorough trial over \ i vJj \ fourteen years prohibition was a complete failure. \ o q\ \ This disastrous law has not a single success to \ ever ' „„ o \e ”, \ record in any country in the world. \ the p on \ \ \ Now, more than ever, New Zealand needs a period \ ; sS ue- \ of peaceful progress. Remember America ! VOTE CONTINUAL