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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22517, 27 September 1938, Page 4

USED CARS. Are advertised through "The Press" want-ads. at the lowest possible cost. They offer the widest possible market to both the buyer and the seller. —6

The BRUME is inYOURFRVOUR! INCREASE IN COST OF LIVING H sSBSBS® aspjii si Despite all " prophets of gloom", New Zealand under the Labour Government has reached record levels of prosperity. In a period of world-wide increases in costs (which are responsible for at least half the increased cost of living), the increase has only been II per cent., whilst wage rates have increased by 25 per cent, and in the aggregate by 50 per cent., due to more people being in employment and to others being now in full-time employment. The total value of production has increased from £97,000,000 in 1935 to £136,000,000 in 1937. Since 1935 the ave age net incomes of small farmers have increased by 189 per cent., as shown in their own income returns, and deposits in the Post Office Savings Bank have increased by £13,723,000. /- OTHER INCOM LABOUR BROUGHT PROSPERITY -HOLD FAST TO IT! 1938 Compared with 1935 Labour's policy means more people at work and more constant employment. Since 193S Labour has placed 70,000 more people in employment. Although wages have increased, the profits made by SO companies taken at random show an increase of £1,032,978 yearly. THE WAGE EARNER, THE FARMER, AND THE BUSINESS MAN ALL BENEFIT UNDER THE LABOUR GOVERNMENT. *S*Sf. '■ " ft Q i» ■