■. .♦jgjijß HHr :|BB ■ l|Br % MB ML ■ IMSM- ML- ■' i •xo® a w ■■p?* i "ww K Hamilton JMlßfeal OF THE PEOPLE, FOR THE PEOPLE Pi/f a Ni®' Zealander at the Melm . . . No man is better fitted to represent all the X Power to uphold for you and your children people of New Zealand than Adam Hamilton. V the democratic principles which have made A New Zealander born and bred, he grew up the British Empire what it is today. on a New Zealand farm. He has worked as farm 7 V » The National Party will do all that lies in its labourer, bushfeller and engine driver. Through hard p Ower to enable all people, young and old, to own their struggle he won his education at technical college and own homes, their own farms and their own businessuniversity, and made an outstanding all-round record es> every young man and woman to make £( success in sport. Later, he made his mark as a successful of his or her trade or profession and every boy business man. and gj r j to c h OO se the life occupation for which he Labourer, farmer, business man, Adam Hamilton is a or s he feels best fitted. man of character, ability and experience-with a know- .. To asskt al , people aJong tfae foad to ledge of the problems of both town and country ... „ -. •<. < & 1 } prosperity we will reduce taxation to the minimum; with a vast capacity for doing a difficult job well and we }Jof c „ f waffes f)r pensions . we will provide honestly. You can trust New Zealand’s future to ffee maternky service for a „ motherS( fufniture Adam Hamilton and the National Party. i r • j i r ~ J loans tor young married couples, pensions for widows Here is his message to you. flnd orp h ans> liberalised family allowances, assistance “ The issue you will be asked to decide on October for the fanner and the manufacturer, reduction in 15th is more than a political one ... it is a clear- petrol tax and radio license fees, universal superancut question of Socialism on the one hand and nuation for men and women with no ‘ means test Personal Freedom and Private Enterprise on the “We will abolish Wage Ta.r on Women and other. The vigorous, capable young men who are Children. the National Party, which I have the honour to lead, « jy e abolish Compulsory Unionism. are fighting to preserve the British democratic prin- .. These things we definitdy promise and our promiscs ciple of Government. ke carr ; ed out . We will fulfil our policy to “ I ask you to put a National Government into the letter.” &NMIONAL for PERSONAL FREEDOM STABILITY OPPORTUNITY
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 243, 14 October 1938, Page 3
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