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NAIL Brushes, Floor Scrubs, Dish Mops, Pot Scours, Brooms at Cutlers Hardware Ltd., C. L. Hudson, Proprietor, Phone 80.

meets atienal 1 Need these important Points: HOUSING: '' ", . J Vigorous building programme, both State and private. 11 Free of Interest" Suspensory Loan—£loo to civilians and £2OO to ex-servicemen—on homes not exceeding £1750 built, in next three years. Loan extinguished after 5 years. Guarantee to Building Societies, etc.j. against loss due to lifting advances to 90% for civilians and 100% for ex-servicemen. STATE HOUSES: , ' Existing tenants not to be disturbed; optioi> to purchase with NO INCREASE !N RENTAL;: 20% of rent already paid credited as deposit. f AGE BENEFICIARIES: ' ; \ Existing benefits to be continued. Right to earn 30/- per week instead of 20/- without affecting benefit; increase in payment by 2/6 per week for every year application for benefit is delayed after 60 years of age. FAMILY BENEFIT, INVALIDITY AND WIDOWS' PENSIONS, ETC.: These, and other similar benefits, to be retained in their entirety. LAND SETTLEMENT: Settlement at productive value; finance for small farmers, sharemilkers, farm workers,- etc.,, to acquire farms of their own; optional tenures freehold, leasehold or share-farming; implement pool scheme. PROFIT SHARING AND OVERTIME: . ‘ \ To encourage profit-sharing and incentive schemes; tax concessions on overtime and extra earnings. SHARE FARMING: Up to 90% capital advance to enable capable farm workers establish themselves; assistance in purchase of modern farm equipment. GOODS IN ABUNDANCE: Increased supply and variety of goods. Abolition of controls, coupons, permits. BROADCASTING: Annual licence fee to be reduced; Advisory Board; Better programmes. NON-POLITICAL BOARD OF TRADE: To safeguard the interests of New Zealand consumers in the allocation of overseas funds while giving due consideration to industrial development in New Zealand. LAND SALES: Civilian property transactions at today's replacement cost; where ex-serviceman is purchaser, Government to meet difference between December, 1942, value and today's value; no political’ interference. CHEAPER DOMESTIC APPLIANCES: Work-saving appliances for the home to be reduced in price by removal of Sales Tax. TRANSPORT: ' Increased travel facilities for the public; investigation alternative fuel; motor transport to supplement rail services; opportunities for small operators. PUBLIC WORKS: Energetic programme of construction and reconstruction; highways,'hydro-electricity; auxiliary plant; railway construction and electrification; irrigation. m I 1 mm ssgs m§ m S. G. HOLLAND, M.P. Leader of the N.Z. National Party (fofy Sound sund un £%&£& Tkant —*