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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 231, 29 September 1928, Page 19

Representative Govern ment / "W E HAVE CAPTURED PARLIAMENT," was the boast made by the General Secretary of the New Zealand Alliance, speaking in Sydney on 27th June, 1928 (see Sydney Morning Herald, 28/6/28). They—the "prohibs"—say they have captured your Parliament, stolen p — ■ ~ your right to self-government. FOR NATIONAL That is "super-government"—when a sinister minority can impose on V i voten>surewuciuscthe people's representatives the furtherance of their own narrow I creeds and selfish interests. 1» IWTC r>R HATIONAh PnQIIIIIKWTpfe) \Vv The ew Zealand Alliance, using American political methods, is out (Mmk to place prohibition in front of the many vital questions affecting New STRIKE OUT THE TWO BOTTOM LINES Zealand's welfare. It seems incredible that a British-to-the-backbone country like New Zealand should ever witness such bare-faced robbery of the people's right to govern. Stand firm for Freedom and Clean Politics. wV II I ■M Insist on Representative Government and V H mtm on your Rights and Liberties as Citizens.