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STOCK SALES TAURANGA ANNUAL BULL SALE To be held at TAURANGASALEYARDS On THURSDAY, SEPT. 23rd, 1943 At 11.30' a.m. .sharp. U5 BULLS., including:—■ 20 Registered Pedigree Mixed Breed Bulls 1 Yearling Ayrshire Bull 1 2-year-okl xYyrshire Bull 1 3-year-old Ayrshire Bull 1 7-year-old Ayrshire Bull 1 Yearling Holstein Bull Balance Registered Pedigree Jersey Bulls. Yearlings 2-year-old and Aged. Bred by the well, known breeders: Messrs R. and J. Strugiiell, M. E. Pemberton, 11. G. Lever, 11. G. Emery, F. Comber, L. Hope,, K. I. Anson, T. Ferguson.. F. B. Hartstone, G. Hynes.. 40 Quality Grade Bulls. Entries Solicited. Phones: 24. After hours for further enquiries Phone 100 or 778 R. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER-. CAN TILE AGENCY CO. LTD. (I/ncorpprated in England) Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT SUPPLEMENTARY CATTLE FAIR \ \ lIA KATA N E SAL EYA RD S FRIDAY, Bth OCTOBER, 1943 At. 12 noon. BUO lIEAD CATTLE Full particulars later. Entries Solicited. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD. (Incorporated in England) Auctioneers. TE TEKO SALE MONDAY.., SEPTEMBER 27, 1913 Commencing at 1 p.m. 150 HEAD CATTLE, including:— 20 Fat Cows 40 Store and Forward Cows 50 Mixed Cattle Also on account of a client: 40 Yearling Jersey Heifers Entries Solicited. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD. (Incorporated in England)

STOCK SALES EDGECUMBE PIG SALE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th, 1913 500 PIGS, including:— Baconcrs, Porkers., Stoics, etc. FARMERS AUCTIONEERING CO. 63

WANTED KNOWN SUTTONS FLOWER SEEDS English and reliable, new seasons arriving shortly at Armstrongs, The Strand.

HEADLINES FROM THE NATIONAL L ■ M PARTY POLICY THE 'WAR EFFORT: A truly non-party national Govern- Wii/iitftjpjii;^ ment .. . Overhaul of manpower and production commit- $ * .. ¥ iMfr^lllr incnts . . . Investigation of War expenditure . . . Political % y WAGES AND PENSIONS: Wages and Social Security ' benefits to be maintained . . . Removal of unjust anomalies . . . Extension of benefits in necessitous cases. , FAMILY LIFE: Organized home help for mothers . . . " ,(A Removal ol taxation to bring household labour-saving appliances within general reach . . . Extension of kindergartens and creches ... Further assistance for Plunket SocietyTAXATION: Issue and control of N.Z. currency to be Jfvested in a non-political currency commission . . . Tax ' exemptions to assist parents . . . Wage tax reduced according Under its able, vigorous leader, Mr. S. G. Holland — a man who to size ol families. knows the ex-soldier's problems because he is one of them, and REHABILITATION : Special Ministry of rehabilitation the familv ma,,,s P rol »lcxi,s because he has a family himself, the . . . Advisory councils of ex-servicemen . . . Decentralised National Party will do away with sectional government — control . . . Vocational Training. it will end the domination of Parliament by outsiders — it will HOUSING: IW housing centres on outskirts of towns th e praetiee of rewarding party officials with lucrative and cities . . . vigorous slum-clearance . . . 25,000 extra men public appointments. to be employed in house-building . . . 100 per cent, finance lor ex-servicemen's homes . . . Freehold for all wanting it . . . ' * * * * * * State tenants to have option of purchase ... Liberal financial TR A rsp iMrt rnMMcarc r r aid . . . Private home-building to be encouraged . . . Pre- TRADE AND COMMERCE: Competitive irec enterprise fabrication to reduce costs. " I>e rcslorc , d > • • " * r « ed om i»r cx-scrvicemcn to start >» business . . . Bureaucratic dictation to cease. WORKERS AND EMPLOYERS: Recognition of workers' pmirflrinw v , . , u , right to collective bargaining... Compulsory levies on union EDUCATION Irec education Iro.n Kindergarten to members for political purposes to be unlawful .. . Profit- J " Mctl, !' a ' atld DclU ;' l nation twice a year. i «• - i i < Love or Countrv and Empire to be fostered. snaring, co-partnership, and co-operation m Industrv to be " encouraged . . . laid Holidays for AX orkers. COST OF LIVING: .Less Government interference . . . FARMING INDUSTRIES: Producer control of production Dt'pat tiiH.nt to b( aboli. hid ... 1 reufom and marketing, in co-operation with Government .. . Guar- ° f C sma ra( cr " aiiteed minimum prices for farm produce . . . Rural housing BROADCASTING: control . . . Reduced on modern lines. licence fees . . . Political propaganda to cease. SECONDARY INDUSTRIES; \.Z. Industries to be PUBLIC WORKS: INew major works in order of importfostered .. . Preference for -V.Z, made goods . . natural ance .. . mote Hvdro-Electric schemes .. . Completion of resources to be developed. unfinished railway'lines. WE ARE FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM - Now Vote For k vote NJkTIOHAL ~,:ii:u\ g Ai'i',c\)) U N. 3