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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 7, Issue 5, 10 September 1943, Page 6

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1 make ibis Pledge... that if the National Party is elected to power, I will do my utmost to form a Government composed of the best men itt> Parliament regardless of party. 1 Skice the start of the War, the Bgpg* " National Party has strenuously adJ|F?S vocated that only by the dropping G f p af ty politics and the establish\f^ s !& ment of a united political front .could the full New Zealand war Jf - Even after four years of war, I beJ lieve that a truly non-party national; government can best serve the ijilk country while the war lasts. 3Bll;\ Our soldiers have shown what can be done by unity* Let us follow their S. G. HOLLAND, M.P. example. ■• ] Leader of the N.Z. National Party * All who believe in putting first things first will vote for the National Party and National Unity— vote A